GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 657043
Rename "All Settings" button
Last modified: 2011-10-20 09:39:25 UTC
When in a System Settings App, there is a button for going back to the System Settings overview. The button is labeled "All Settings". This doesn't make sense if you didn't come from the System Settings overview in the first place. For instance, the sound settings can be accessed from the speaker in the top-right corner of the desktop. User experience: Clicking at the speaker icon, hitting "Sound Settings", and getting a window labeled "Sound" containing only sound settings. What "All Settings" is supposed to do is rather unclear in this case. I thought for sure it would show all _sound_ settings. Naming the button "System Settings" or "All System Settings" would be much more informative.
Why not just hide it completely if a specific panel was requested to be open?
(In reply to comment #1) > Why not just hide it completely if a specific panel was requested to be open? Because it breaks navigation for no good reason (eg. I clicked on "Sound settings" but now need to access "Bluetooth settings" for my headset, etc.)
Created attachment 199446 [details] [review] shell: Use icon for "All Settings" button
bug #661445 suggest to address this by another way, using a navigation bar similar to nautilus (i.e "system settings> sound" would be displayed when you are in the sound preferences panel)
The patch changes the button to just be a single icon, which would make the goal much clearer. (In reply to comment #4) > bug #661445 suggest to address this by another way, using a navigation bar > similar to nautilus (i.e "system settings> sound" would be displayed when you > are in the sound preferences panel) You still need something to "jump" to the overview page, and there are numerous problems with using a breadcrumb widget which are best discussed in the other bug.
Thanks Bastien, is there any chance you update the other bug with some details on those numerous problems?
Pushed to master. Attachment 199446 [details] pushed as f9da94d - shell: Use icon for "All Settings" button