On Sun, Jun 25, 2006 at 11:18:06PM +0700, Patrick Shirkey wrote: > > However I still feel that it is very corporate at this point. The thing > is I can't think of a specific way to break out of that paradigm with > this design. Maybe the long edges need to be roughened up a little in an > 'ar...tis..tic' kind of way. Think high school Goth rebellion or > abstract synthetic noise art. Usualy I try to avoid things that could distract from the actual content too much. If it shall be accesible, table-less, hack-free css and even work in the POS Internet Explorer ... > - Anyway the point I'm trying to make is we need to get inside the head > of a typical Linux audio user and find the common ground the makes us > all continue to use this platform and hopefully explain to people why > they should feel comfortable migrating without having to actually > explain it. I wonder if there is such a thing as a typical Linux audio user. Things as having fun seeing how things work might be somewhat common, but visual preferences can be expected to vary almost as much as musical taste. Using the design to get some message across is a nice idea. Patrick, all in all I think you overestimate the importance of the design, and I say that as a designer ;) Anyway, next one and I think it's too disco and by tomorrow I might hate it: http://affenbande.org/%7Ethorwil/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2006/06/lau-wiki_04.png -- Thorsten Wilms
