Changes between Version 5 and Version 6 of GeniDesktop_year2_report

Timestamp:

08/11/15 17:16:11 (9 years ago)

Author:

griff@netlab.uky.edu

Comment:

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GeniDesktop_year2_report

@@ -174 +174 @@
 create, manage, monitor, and control their slices has been grown rapidly,
 due, in part, to users being exposed to the GENI Desktop as part 
-of GENI tutorials, summer camps, demontrations and online documents and
+of GENI tutorials, summer camps, demonstrations and online documents and
 videos.  Feedback from this user group indicated that the extensive
 functionality available in GENI Desktop made it difficult for new users to
@@ -183 +183 @@
 reduce complexity and make it simple to create, run, and monitor
 experiments.  Our new "GENI Desktop (GD) Lite" interface is now the default
-intereface that users see when they log into the GENI Desktop.
+interface that users see when they log into the GENI Desktop.
 Users can still access the (original) advanced user interface if needed, but in most
 cases find that the GD Lite interface is sufficient.
-The Lite intereface is designed to take users through the lifecycle of an
-experiment.  The Lite intereface starts by helping users create a slice,
+The Lite interface is designed to take users through the lifecycle of an
+experiment.  The Lite interface starts by helping users create a slice,
 assigning resources to the slice, and then giving them access to a simplified
 version of the GENI Desktop topology view where they can log in to nodes, run
 their experiment, monitor basic traffic types, and archive results.  Initial
-feedback on the new intereface has been extremely positive.
+feedback on the new interface has been extremely positive.
 
 In addition to a major rewrite of the web code for the user interface, one of the key
@@ -322 +322 @@
 
 === F. Other Contributions === 
+