Need standards that have not yet been covered, perhaps we can encourage These are just a handful of examples of ’s work, so thisĬould be a very rich vein to tap. Perhaps as a starting point, we can work onĪttaining and/or validating compliance to these specs between the Working on a wide number of guidelines and standards that are highlyĪpplicable to our projects. Will help all of the Open Source applications we use. Way, the work will be applicable to a wider range of projects, and thus GNOME or KDE interface guidelines, but kept independent of either.
It would be wise for any such standardization efforts be kept at aĭesktop-system-neutral level. Path, text, and gradientĮditing may be other areas where new guidelines could help. For example, a “guideline for artistic application keyboardĪccelerators” could help address a huge number of the discrepanciesīetween the applications that users are noticing today, especially if itĪlso details the rationale for each binding. Source graphics applications is to establish some new standards and One idea for improving the interoperability and integration between Open Rules, but until that happens we abide by them. Similarly, the GNOME HIG has been instrumental in settlingĪrguments over how the interface should look. Problems with other applications we simply compare behaviors of the twoĪpps against the spec, and file a bug on whichever app isn’t following In Inkscape, we’veįound the SVG spec to excel at helping us figure out interoperability The Open Source community thrives on standards. Perhaps we can achieve this desire without having to undertake radical The community for a “teammanship” approach between these projects. To be realized in the near future, I think they hint at a desire among While I think many of these ideas are a bit too optimistically ambitious Identity”, by which I mean the discussions about suites, merging, etc. In addition, there have been several ideas around the theme of “shared Other, and I think even if only a few could be achieved, it wouldĮnhance the current situation considerably. Each of these needs can be handled independently of each
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Standards, drawing element collections, format converters, and code The ideas can be broken down into several distinct categories: This has sparked a bit of discussion in our communities and brought up several ideas for improvement. Jozef Mak recently made a noteworthy proposal for achieving better integration of Open Source graphic applications, which has been positively received by the three communities he targeted: GIMP (for photo and image editing), Scribus (for desktop publishing), and Inkscape (for vector graphics editing).
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