> "[Samba] is a portable, user space application, and is actively supported on Solaris. [on the other hand] The Solaris CIFS service is a native kernel implementation; a first-class citizen of the Solaris operating system"
I strongly believe in:
● space = area (programming, twitter, mail)
● window = subject, search, etc
● tabs = the subject expanded (pages relative to a search, links of an article)
Can you see? It has 3 levels of Hierarchy! If you use Google Chrome you have only one! This stacking thing is another trying to circumvent some OS's crappy UI. If something has to be done is go beyond the App centric paradigm and go to the 'task' center paradigm (like Palm OS's stacks).
8pen doesn't seem to be quicker or simpler than a on screen keyboard. Is there any prove that it's worth learning? Why not just put a Shorthand keyboard? At least the method is prove to work!
Really good! Somebody knows if there's a more simple implementation to exhibit something like a building project? (limited space with a great zoom possibility).
The maps implementations don't seams to fit for this purpose.
