Archive for June, 2002

The software design/architecture link

Posted in User Experience on June 12th, 2002 by Brad Lauster – Comments Off

The link between software design & architecture seems to come up quite often and has, once again, in today’s SF Chronicle, in today’s Architext column by Arrol Gellner, “In home design, get with the program.”

moreCrayons – color cube

Posted in User Experience on June 12th, 2002 by Brad Lauster – Comments Off

Getting the itch for a brad lauster (dot com) re-design, I started looking through the list of Movable Type Donors for some inspiration and found the moreCrayons – color cube.

AmigaOS 4

Posted in Technology on June 3rd, 2002 by Brad Lauster – 1 Comment

The Amiga lives!

That’s right, coolest OS from “back in the day” is still alive and still being developed.

Amiga recently published a preview of AmigaOS 4 containing screenshots of the upcomming OS.

At this point it looks largely like most Linuxes, save Intuition’s snazzy menus. Also, there are no descriptions of how a user will interact with the system, but that’s (unfortunately) to be expected from an OS company at this stage of the game.

If you poke around the Amiga website a bit, you’ll find some of the principles guiding the development of the new OS. Quite interesting…