I'm cross-posting this, as this seems to be a more active list, and hopefully it will find it's way to the right people. On Sat, 2013-03-16 at 05:53 +0100, Stef Walter wrote: On 03/15/2013 11:33 PM, fox_rplvhh wrote: > > I noticed the privacy fundraiser campaign going on, and was wondering > > if the design of these features will be discussed on this list, or > > elsewhere? > > > > Something I've been thinking about a lot lately, is how security > > tends to jar with the user experience. I think we can do a better job > > than this, and I'd like to contribute to the design of some of these > > ideas. I'm actually planning to do a presentation on this topic later > > in the year, and it would be great to finish with a showcase of these > > ideas actually being implemented in GNOME. > > I feel the same way, but work on fixing the experience has been slow. > Interested in your plans :) I've done what I can with simple plugins and hacks, which I've documented on my blog. I've just written a new blog post analysing what's wrong with my implementation, and proposing how it should be integrated into the desktop properly. http://blog.sambull.org/security-design Thanks, Sam Bull
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