First screenshots

The preliminary steps have been taken to create a unique interface and building has begun. You can see below, all the navigation is in a dock on the right side of the screen.

 

This dock houses everything. See above it houses all the running programs. Below see how it houses shortcuts to your all the folders on your computer. Just click on the home folder (second icon from the top) and you have access to everything within the home folder.

Below you’ll notice a standard KDE menu using a purple circle as its place holder. This allows you to access anything on the entire computer either through the search engine or by browsing through the tabs.

You’ll notice the second folder (3rd from top). This is the applications menu. It shows up in the same way as the home folder does, all of your applications listed out alphabetically (or by date or whatever criteria you choose).

Below that you’ll see the Trash bin, all of those familiar with docks know that to trash something just drag it there and say good bye.

Lastly, one other feature many dock users will recognize is that everything you mount will be available in the dock. All your jump drives, CD’s, and other mountable media will appear hear for quick access.

That’s all for today. Anyone interested in volunteering and helping with this project please contact me at whatwillwrote [at] gmail [dot] com.