>Maybe you mean redesigning Qt? I hope you don't mean this =).<div><div>If
you want to make a GUI that's not 20 years old, why still hook onto KDE
that's newer and greater, but still holds on to 20 year old design of
the interface. Things like:<br>
-A 3D background like in a screensaver but not so awfully ugly and
disturbing, lets say a 3D benchmark alike (fully supported by the VGA
ofcource, you don't wanna support this with the CPU right?) mountain
with clouds comming over it making the shadow on the mountain itself
change. Also load KDE, as far as the VGA can deal with, in the
background. Use flat 3D screens with a window, lets say gimp, as
texture. You now are not longer bounded by only the X- and the
Y-axis. This way you can store Much more Windows on one screen.
Productive design. And ofcource for the fun of it. It's
super-ultra-extreme-much work, BUT... you'd be the first. First we had
some of these cards, than we had the command line, after that we had
the 2D GUI, now we have the 3D GUI. SOmething like: "Riccardo and hmhm,
and hmhm came with the insane idea to make the boring 2D GUI 3D.
This was anothet step in computer history." *beeeep!* "Lesson 5 and 6
will be homework for tommorow!"<br>
<br>
Vincent Weber,<br>
<a href="mailto:weber.vincent@gmail.com">weber.vincent@gmail.com</a><br>
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