Old systems research, worthy starting points [Re: Proposing Tracker]
Jeff Waugh
jdub at perkypants.org
Tue Oct 24 02:33:49 BST 2006
<quote who="Federico Mena Quintero">
> Defining "first-class objects" is very hard in GNOME's context, because we
> are not sure what kinds of objects we want to have, nor what kinds of
> actions we want to be able to perform among them. It would be very
> productive to do some archaeology for the DataRover's APIs and history.
Palm OS research would be worthwhile for similar reasons. Both are old, but
*fascinating*. [Yeah, maddog gave me a Data Rover too. ;-)]
A great place to start, in terms of worthwhile 'objects' and 'actions' to
consider comes from the mantra: People, Events, Documents, Conversations,
Getting Laid.
- Jeff
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