New GNOME Mobile Shell Mockups Tease a Tactile Future on Tablets
With Phosh, the mobile face of GNOME Shell, taking shape on phones it’s not a major leap to start thinking about how the GNOME user experience might function on larger screen sizes.
Like, say a tablet.
Despite some folks thinking that GNOME Shell is a touch-focused UI, it isn’t.
In fact, it’s pretty tedious to use without a keyboard or a mouse. Same was true of Unity, RIP.
To succeed in a finger-driven environment you need a finger-driven interface.
Just like the one on show in “very experimental” concept images recently shared by GNOME designer Tobias Bernard on the GNOME design Gitlab.
Tobias is lead UI/UX designer at Purism and works directly on Phosh.
Also in GNOME today: Georges Basile Stavracas Neto: Timelines on Calendar
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