Aximion System Requirements

1. For example, if the user is a software developer then he can create an individual desktop for each of his projects and also create several other desktops that would contain shared tools and resources required for all of his projects.

2. Also, any user-initiated long time operations should place representation items in this area, so the user has a continuous report about current time-consuming processes.

3. All avatars placed to the Head Area are always available for the user and always stay on top of other objects.

4. Middle button click helps the user to place avatars in the form of a link to that area automatically.

5. For example, if a top-level UI element of application A is attached to a top-level UI element of application B then if a user opens B, A will show up automatically.

6. Their important feature is to change their look accordingly to its importance for the user or to other needs and this look may vary from simple icons to mini-applications with rich functionality.

7. Aximion is a prototype of future desktop and virtual reality user interface environment.

8. This function similar to browser history and together with Quick Area effectively replaces a standard Desktop Taskbar behaviour.

9. The Quick Area is used to place links to needed objects for the current session, much the same way tabs are used in browsers.

10. For example, if you have some project you may want to gather all related files, links, remote and other resources in one place and organize them accordingly to your preferences.

11. The user then can create various application unions which reflect some corresponding contexts.