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McGrath: Proposal for a new Fedora projectMcGrath: Proposal for a new Fedora projectPosted Oct 4, 2010 22:57 UTC (Mon) by ajf (subscriber, #10844)In reply to: McGrath: Proposal for a new Fedora project by flammon Parent article: McGrath: Proposal for a new Fedora project
I'm familiar with that, and I think it has been unfairly derided as "ASCII art". But I also think I know why you had to post a link to a screenshot instead of a web page containing that in its stylesheet so I could see it for myself: because nobody has actually implemented this proposal. Even positive comment describes it as "How we'll lay out websites in 2016".
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McGrath: Proposal for a new Fedora project Posted Oct 5, 2010 15:20 UTC (Tue) by flammon (guest, #807) [Link] I doubt it will be 2016 before the relevant browsers implement it. Browser development is starting to heat up again and they all seem to want to follow the W3C specs. Even IE9! My guess is that within 3 years we'll see CSS Template Layout implemented in Gecko, Webkit and Trident. For now we have Flexible Box Layout Module which is still quite nice.
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