Trumplayer for lg3d

Hi everybody !

Here are some screenshot of the trumplayer for looking glass.
It is a funny mp3 player made by thaniwa.

Take a look :


links to the application's webpage :
japanese
english

A video showing trumplayer in action

Isn't it nice ?

Available for project looking glass 3D.

Mathieu

LgAmazon

Take a look at the new application developped by inoue-san.

A 3d amazon client !

See some screenshots :








http://lgscope.hp.infoseek.co.jp/lgamazon/videoA.wmv

http://lgscope.hp.infoseek.co.jp/lgamazon/videoB.wmv

And finally the website (in japanese)

And the google translated version (in english)


Incredible, no ?

Available soon in project looking glass

Mathieu

Google Soc project : Desktop Plugin First Screenshot

Here is the first screenshot of the desktop plugin for looking glass developped by opsi as his google soc project




It's only in alpha alpha stage but it looks promising ?
Isn't it ?

Available soon in project looking glass

Mathieu

Logo

Here's a suggestion for a new logo, let us know what you think. I personally like it.

/Dave

Welcome to the world of LG3D development

This is a place where we will be posting little nuggets and notable changes in the lg3d enviroment, such as new apps using the interface or just major bugfixes.

First of all I should explain what it is and what it's not.

It's a completely new way of dealing with windows and applications. Instead of being confined to making the 2D space more efficent by adding things like better task managers and window sorting mechanisms a whole other approach has been taken. It's not an immersive 3D enviroment (which the title of it may lead you to believe), but it uses some 3D elements. One of the founders dubbed it 2 1/2D and I think that's the best way of summing it up. So in short there's no competition between lg3d or projects like Xgl and compiz. Thoes take what we have today and make it better, we're playing around with things we hope will come in the future.

Things like being able to stack things on the side of the screen when you don't need them and being able to just mouse over them for a quick peek, or flipping a window around to scribble a note on the back of it. Things that mimic how we use items in the physical word. To me that feels more natural, despite having used computers daily for most of my life.

So join us, as we we go down the rabbithole and see just how deep it is. ;)

/Dave