More planning thoughts

[Walter Bender]

Your scale is 1-10? 1 being low and 10 being high?

What is mesh? The transport layer?

It is curious that you think that collaboration is currently the most
tolerable feature. From what perspective? In the field, I find no
other feature that causes as much frustration to end users as the
instability of collaboration system. Everyone has very high
expectations for it--perhaps higher than anything else--but then it
just doesn't work.

In any case, I'd recommend another column in your table: how important
is this feature to the laptop use case: learning?

-walter

2008/4/16 Jameson Chema Quinn <jquinn at cs.oberlin.edu>:
> Here's my POV on the issues...
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> issue
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> affects all users
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> affects all developers
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> radical change suggested
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> tolerability of current state of affairs
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> how hard to improve
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> power management
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> 6
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> 2
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> ?
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> 5
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> 3
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> mesh
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> 6
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> 4
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> 6
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> 4
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> 5
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> both of the above together
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> 7
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> datastore
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> 8
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> 8
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> 10
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> 3
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> 5*
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> sugar UI
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> 8
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> 4 (many changes are inside sugar)
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> 5
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> 6
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> 3-5*
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> collaboration
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> 6
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> 6
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> 6
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> 7
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> 3*
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> compatibility/
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> interoperability
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> 2
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> 7
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> 4 (mostly clever hacks)
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> 6
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> 3
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> performance
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> 8
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> 2
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> 4
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> 6
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> 5
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> * Requires work by activity developers.
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> ... As you can probably see from the above table, I'd vote putting the
> datastore first in line, as it is the one issue which causes data loss.
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> More later,
> Jameson
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