| From: | Andrew Guard |
| Date: | 1 May 2000 at 10:12:57 |
| Subject: | Re: New GUI |
How do we do, Andrew
On 30-Apr-00, you wrote:
> Elate's GUI system is basically whatever you want it to be. This is
> fundamental to the notion of a true scalable OS, as an OEM selling a
> desktop machine won't want the same GUI as an OEM offering a games
> console, a settop box, a digital television, a digital easel, a music
> synth, a PDA or whatever weird and wonderful devices people come up with -
> although all of these will need to be built of interoperable components.
>
> We don't yet know what Amiga will be doing GUI wise, but I'd anticipate
> that we will see some serious focus on developing flexible GUI kits. This
> will make it a lot easier for developers to produce appropriate embedded
> GUI systems, as well as making it a lot easier for people to create
> clever, stylish or radical desktop UIs.
So it bit like MUI/Skins?
Regards
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