Something I personally have an issue with is that the whole OS makes me feel claustrophobic. I don't know why but it does. It is really interesting but it just makes me feel too close to it.
Also although your menu looks cute, it breaks discoverability. On the current menus on Win,Mac,Linux you can drag along the menu bar and open each drawer as your mouse moves allowing you to glance through all your available options to find what you want. I don't think typing is a substitute because not everyone knows what the operation they want to do is called.
Nice work, but how can you make any sort of judgement on it with so few applications and documents?
Surely we would need to see how usable it is with at least a few hundred files and about 20 apps on there and doing everyday things like web browsing, while chatting to someone and listening to music.
I'd guess it would become pretty tedious to arrange dinner by reading reviews and chatting to someone without some sort of way to show two windows at once.
Although its a nice approach I think it puts to much emphasis on app navigation and app fast switching. Is this what the user really needs?
The choreography is nice but it will get you dizzy after a while. I think simple tabs are better. They show the opened app, thier title and enable quicker navigation.
Really cool ideas. Its visually very nice and polished. It could also be very effective and functional. However am not so sure about how same the window is . It great for a beginner so can grasp the concept that each application is "next" one another. However one some starts using Stripes more they will switching windows with hotkeys, mouse gestures, or touch gestures; and all that empty space will be wasted.
Something I personally have an issue with is that the whole OS makes me feel claustrophobic. I don't know why but it does. It is really interesting but it just makes me feel too close to it.
Chongomonkey1234 3 weeks ago
Hi!
Nice GUI concept! I've tested the prototype on your homepage and found some bug:
1) Launcher -> open Browser
2) back to Launcher -> open Text Editor (or Browser, it doesn't matter)
3) go to the left (previous opened window)
4) close that window
Suddenly, close button disappears =)
But anyway, good job!
IskanderSitdikov 4 months ago
This right here is THE operating system of the future.
AdamantSystems 7 months ago
it's very good design but so dark... try blue color insted of black everywhere ;)
kamilm122 1 year ago
I don't think I've seen someone create an operating system as elegant and sufficient as this, on there own.
4KEnterprises 1 year ago
This looks like something Apple would put on the iPad.
dfr343 1 year ago
Also although your menu looks cute, it breaks discoverability. On the current menus on Win,Mac,Linux you can drag along the menu bar and open each drawer as your mouse moves allowing you to glance through all your available options to find what you want. I don't think typing is a substitute because not everyone knows what the operation they want to do is called.
IPUNCHEDALION 2 years ago
Nice work, but how can you make any sort of judgement on it with so few applications and documents?
Surely we would need to see how usable it is with at least a few hundred files and about 20 apps on there and doing everyday things like web browsing, while chatting to someone and listening to music.
I'd guess it would become pretty tedious to arrange dinner by reading reviews and chatting to someone without some sort of way to show two windows at once.
IPUNCHEDALION 2 years ago
Although its a nice approach I think it puts to much emphasis on app navigation and app fast switching. Is this what the user really needs?
The choreography is nice but it will get you dizzy after a while. I think simple tabs are better. They show the opened app, thier title and enable quicker navigation.
-Shir Aloni
Novia
shiraloni 2 years ago
really good!
koudelkaa 2 years ago
All i can say, great job!
jamy015 2 years ago
Really cool ideas. Its visually very nice and polished. It could also be very effective and functional. However am not so sure about how same the window is . It great for a beginner so can grasp the concept that each application is "next" one another. However one some starts using Stripes more they will switching windows with hotkeys, mouse gestures, or touch gestures; and all that empty space will be wasted.
alexPsanz 2 years ago