The nice thing about Citrus UI is that it can be done incrementally. Here’s a possible roadmap LibO could take, separated by project:
Command reorg |
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Milestone 1: Implement an overflow menu |
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| Milestone 2: Sorting all commands into toolbars Without touching menus, all commands in LibreOffice (including those from formatting dialogs) would be progressively turned into toolbar buttons. |
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Milestone 3: Apply toolbar categories to menubarOnce all commands are present in toolbars, all that remains is to apply the same categorization to the menubar and make the menubar contextual. |
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Inline view |
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Milestone 1: “Inline view” in Impress |
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Milestone 2: Inline view for all apps, made default |
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Milestone 3: Floatbar |
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Drawing |
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Milestone 1: Color picker |
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Milestone 2: Insertbar |
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Milestone 3: Layer management |
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When will it be ready to use?
Probably never.
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