I created a Wiki page for the tool. I’m looking for people to help me. If you have some experience with XUL/JS, or UI layout, and want to help, please, please, please, mail me, comment here, add yourself to that page. It will be much faster if I can get help from you.
On that page you can find some screenshots and first tarball, but you shouldn’t look in the code 😉
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Why don’t you follow Trolltech’s UI style, it’s quite nice.
http://www.trolltech.com/images/screenshots/qt_linguist.png
hmm, I’m not sure it fits our needs, but thanks, some parts of their UI are really nice. I’m adding it to Wiki page
It’s possible I can help some with this if need be. What are your exact needs?
Daryl: at this stage I need any help about initial UI and under the hood directory/file/logic layout. I need a brainstorm with people more experienced to tell me how to make it properly at the stage when such changes are easy to made 😉
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