GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 99535
[ui-review] Theme manager UI issues
Last modified: 2006-04-19 18:29:34 UTC
- Go to theme folder seems silly -- only reason is to delete themes? in which case there should be a Remove Theme button -- in any case, remove the ellipsis -- s/Go to theme folder/Go to Theme Folder - Remove help text for dragging tarballs onto the dialog -- if not, read "You can also drag a theme into this window to install the theme"
The UI review team noted that this dialog is rapidly changing and noted that it may be worth revisiting it at a later stage.
I think this is obsolete now. Reopen if you think it is not.
Nope. (It's under the "Theme details" button.)
Which part of this bug is still valid? Just that the "Go to Theme Folder" button still exists and the help text?
Created attachment 56927 [details] [review] Removes the drag and drop install instruction text The Goto Theme Folder button has already been removed. This patch removes the drag and drop to install theme text from the theme details dialog.
Any reason to remove the note about beeing able to install theme by dnd? Usability team, do you have an opinion on that? Why does the ui-review recommended to drop it?
When the Sun guys wrote a lot of the user docs (and the style guide), they were very much against placing 'help text' like this in windows and dialogs, believing that help belonged in the documentation. While such text always has some potential to mess up dialog layouts in other locales, the Sun docs guys aren't working on GNOME any more, and the HIG is silent on the issue, so I guess it's up to the maintainer...
Maybe if the individual tabs had an "Add" button, then the text would be redundant? As it is, it's only useful once anyway. I would agree that this sort of information should really only be in the documentation.
Created attachment 63835 [details] [review] Remove the text and add Install button to each tab As per comment #7. OK to commit?
Sebastien gave the thumbs up on the patch, with _swapped removed from signal connect calls.
You can't close this bug, it had vintage taste ;-)