Hi all!
1. Idea
- I would like to create a graphical interface equal and similar to Obsidian
- I believe Obsidian has a great GUI and design
- The graphical interfaces of Windows, MacOs and Linux - in my opinion they are bad - they are bad because they are common, there is no innovation!
- Basically - and I’m talking about something very general - without going into too much detail here - macos is based on the Xerox GUI
- Windows was basically command line - see “dos”
- When “Windows IT staff” saw MacOs - created a screen concept, just see “Windows 3.1”
2. Concept
3. Why?
- There are people who have difficulty using Linux for not knowing or not knowing how to use it - I would like to have an obsidian interface to solve this problem
- The Linux/MacOs/Android/Ios/Windows interfaces are very similar, they only differ in one thing or another - such as icon position and general purpose of use. So… I understand that there is a standard that everyone likes like the graphical interface of Linux/MacOs/Android/Ios/Windows - I’m not criticizing any graphical interface, my complaint is only on the creativity/innovation part
- It’s 2022 - and most graphical interfaces haven’t evolved - there’s no innovation!
- I complain about the graphical interface and look for visual alternatives to demonstrate that there is a different path to follow in the graphical interface
- My proposal here is to create a graphical interface equal and/or similar to Obsidian - it’s a proof of concept - I want to know if I have permission to plage the graphical interface and launch this graphical interface in MIT
- I would like to help two communities: Obsidian, Linux
- I’m thinking of creating a single interface that connects everything, something similar to what you do on the web
- I’m thinking of this idea as a real, powerful demonstration “Open Xanadu”
- Most graphical interfaces have navigation bar, icons to click on - all this would be solved with just a search bar and if everything is treated as a document