“I started drawing these before I got inspired by the December
GNOME mockups, but it doesn’t really matter. The images below is
the preliminary work on a concept I’m calling ‘Lazuli,’ a possible
future incarnation of GNOME. The stuff presented in these shots
probably isn’t possible with current GNOME technology, and in fact
I’d probably prefer if this were developed as part of a ‘fresh
start’ initiative, in order to minimise the level of
backwards-compatibility shackling.“So: the GNOME Lazuli mockups. These are totally alpha, reflect
nothing other than my own personal opinions and goals, and are
subject to complete random changes. Enjoy…”
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