Design Critique

windows/osx/linux

manufacturer: Microsoft/apple/...

- Een presentatie modus in je besturings systeem.
- A presentation mode in your operating system.
Jullie hebben het vast wel eens meegemaakt dat terwijl je een presentatie had er een melding kwam van "there are new updates available for JAVA" of "Windows did not find antivirus software on this computer" en dergelijke. Ik weet niet of het ook zo zeer speelt bij OSx en linux maar ik vermoed van wel. 
- Mijn oplossing daarvoor is dat er een extra optie komt als je met rechtermuisklik klikt op het bureaublad voor activeer presentatie modus vervolgens zorgt het besturings systeem ervoor dat er geen pop up meldingen komen. Laughing

My idea is a presentation mode in you operating system. It wil stop all pop up's and other unwanted things when your'e bussy with an importand presentation. Laughing

 


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Placed by walletje-w
on Saturday January 24 2009 1:52:20 pm

Need Redesign?


Yes

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No

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Discussion (14)

  • JaapH

    JaapH wrote: 2009-02-07 22:35:35 A good idea. It's already being implemented on the GNOME linux desktop applications can inhibit screensaver, power-manager and the package manager (for installing apps)

    See for instance here:
    http://blogs.gnome.org/hughsie...

  • walletje-w

    walletje-w wrote: 2009-02-08 12:12:24 thanks that was a usefull comment!

  • JeroenM

    JeroenM wrote: 2009-02-25 12:50:22 Switch to Apple!

    I never had this problem

  • LBB

    LBB wrote: 2009-03-06 15:37:59 jups, just buy a macbook.. runs silky smooth presentations

  • walletje-w

    walletje-w wrote: 2009-03-06 19:40:24 Thats nog a anwser for the other milions of people that are using windows. I'm not only looking for a solution for me but for all windows users who have trouble with nasty pop ups.

  • Clara14

    Clara14 wrote: 2009-03-25 18:54:03 met apple heb ik nog nooit een probleem gehad!

  • wrote: 2009-03-31 12:35:44 How about getting your solution integrated into the OS to such extent that it doesn&#039;t need user interaction but the OS (your daemon) recognizes that presentation software like Powerpoint, Ventuz, etc... are set to &#039;presentation&#039; so it launches the appropriate setting wrt popups (antivirus, updates, email...).<br /> <br /> Most corporate environments use Windows so it does have a potential market although I believe it would not work for those people providing &#039;company internal&#039; presentations ... they learned to live with the flaws of the system.<br /> <br />

  • walletje-w

    walletje-w wrote: 2009-04-01 09:47:12 Yeah there you've got a point, and thats an usefull extension. But sometimes the system doesn't recognize that your buzzy with an presentation because you use an program online or something else, what i mean is now there is always an option to set the system in presentation mode. But your'e idea is an usefull option for office and windows! Thanks.

  • walletje-w

    walletje-w wrote: 2009-04-06 19:41:21 I'm sorry but my dad has an Imac and sometimes I work there and suddenly there was an message of "do you want to upgrade safari" (or an other program) So Apple has sometimes the same thing, you have a point that there aren't so many pop-ups. But at my windows pc are pop-ups and i guess that there are a few other people who uses windows too. Especially business man. Who gives presentations. And sometimes I like it when there comes an message with, you've got new mail.

    so.
    - There are many people who use Windows.
    - Apple has sometimes pop-ups
    - Sometimes people want pop-ups

  • walletje-w

    walletje-w wrote: 2009-04-06 20:16:58 Ok, I respect your opinion. But have in the back of your mind that not everyone is the same as you and me. What I want to say with this is: you said that you didn't think when you saw this idea for the first time "wow i need that" and if you are using an apple (i guess (A)) you really don't need that, butt probably there are people who are using an pc,mac,linux that taught by this critique design "who this is useful" :D And when I looked at the people around me, I discovered that there are people who seems struggling with pop-ups during an presentation (or something else) And I thought that this is a nice solution.



    PS. I've got a question to you (you're probably English) what do you thing of my English, are there many faults in my reactions?

    I'm 17 years old so I still need to learn some things and this is an nice way to learn. :)

    With kind regards Wouter.



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