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Alexis López Zubieta edited this page Jan 19, 2015 · 21 revisions

Functional Requirements (todo: link to prototypes)

  1. Applications management.

  2. Start.

  3. Stop.

  4. List. 1. Favorite applications. 1. User applications. 1. Settings applications.

  5. Set application as favorite.

  6. Unset application as favorite.

  7. Modules management.

  8. List.

  9. Start.

  10. Stop.

  11. Restart.

  12. Change start order.

  13. Enable autostart.

  14. Disable autostart.

  15. System process management.

  16. List.

  17. Start.

  18. Stop.

  19. Restart.

  20. Enable autostart.

  21. Disable autostart.

  22. System browsing

  23. File system management. 1. Display file/folder properties. 1. Open folder in new Window. 1. Open folder in new Tab. 1. Open file. 1. Open file with an specific application. 1. Set default application for open a given file type (mimetype). 1. Remove file/folder (parallel or queued). 1. Rename file/folder. 1. Copy file/folder (parallel or queued). 1. Send to favorite places (parallel or queued). 1. Move file/folder (parallel or queued). 1. Create from template file/folder. 1. Change file/folder permissions. 1. Show/hide hidden files. 1. Sort folder content. 1. File system management as another user.

  24. Network file system management. 1. List mounted remote file systems. 1. List available remote file systems (according to the system capabilities). 1. Mount remote file system (according to the system capabilities). 1. Unmount remote file system (according to the system capabilities). 1. Enable/Disable file system mount on login.

  25. Removable storage devices management. 1. List removable storage devices. 1. Display available actions for removable storage devices.

    1. Mount.
    2. Unmount.
    3. Remove.
    4. Format.

  26. Favorites places management. 1. List favorite places. 1. Display available actions for favorite places.

    1. Add favorite place.
    2. Remove favorite place.

  27. Background user tasks management (tasks that the user perform in background, such as file copy, downloads, software updates, and others)

  28. Show status.

  29. Cancel.

  30. Pause (if possible).

  31. Resume (if possible).

  32. Show progress (if possible)

  33. Queue management. 1. Remove. 1. Change order.

  34. Session management (according to the system capabilities).

  35. Suspend.

  36. Hibernate.

  37. Shutdown.

  38. Reboot.

  39. Switch user.

  40. Lock session.

  41. Logout.

  42. Look and Feel management

  43. List available "qss" themes.

  44. Set "qss" theme.

  45. List available icon themes.

  46. Set icon theme.

  47. Help

  48. Show first use help.

  49. Show usage tips.

  50. Enable/Disable tips.

  51. Applications indicators management.

  52. Display indicators area.

  53. Select indicators to be displayed.

  54. Shrink indicators list.

  55. Extend indicators list.

  56. Windows management

  57. Show all open windows.

  58. Show open windows per desktop.

  59. Minimize.

  60. Maximize.

  61. Close.

  62. Raise.

  63. Move window to another desktop.

  64. Notifications management.

  65. Display notification.

  66. Update notification.

  67. Display notifications list.

  68. Dismiss notification.

  69. Display notifications actions.

  70. Perform notification action.

  71. Date and time management.

  72. Show date and time.

  73. Show timezone.

  74. Set timezone.

  75. Show calendar.

  76. Set date and time.

  77. Show events.

  78. Create event.

  79. Remove event.

  80. Alert for incoming events.

  81. Desktop management.

  82. Display desktop files&folders.

  83. Display background wallpaper.

  84. Change desktop items position.

  85. Record desktop items position.

  86. Sort desktop items.

  87. Change wallpaper.

  88. Display file operations.

  89. Display desktop properties.

  90. Display screen properties.

  91. Environment variables management (*****)

  92. Set variable.

  93. Unset variable.

  94. Notify update.

  95. Set application specific variable.

  96. Unset application specific variable.

Non-Functional Requirements

Presentation: (fix: group with the FR)

  • Display a bottom panel for quick system navigation.

  • Applications list must be displayed into a dash wish must be accessible from the bottom panel.

  • Display open windows in a list inside the bottom panel.

  • Display applications indicators inside the bottom panel.

  • Display date and time at the bottom panel.

  • Notifications are listed in a panel at the right side of the screen.

  • Background user tasks are displayed at the bottom of the screen behind the notifications.

  • Font size must be adapted to the screen size.

Performance

  1. The whole desktop must not go over 20 mb of memory.
  2. The responce time must be under 500 ms.
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