On 1/27/2015 1:17 PM, Corinna Vinschen wrote:
On Jan 27 12:11, Houder wrote:
Corinna wrote (on a different Cygwin mailing list, which I am not
supposed to read):
Which I did. Satisfied user here. An user which never uses the
keep/current/experimental radio buttons, though (which I consider
superfluous).
Thanks for testing, and that's a good point. These radio buttons
are rather... weird. I think it might be a good idea to remove them.
I use it.
The only issue I find with them is their peculiar trinary logic.
In reality we have 2 questions:
current/experimental
update/keep
When I need an experimental version of cygwin and there is a
experimental bunch of perls (for example)
it will more easy to "keep" and upgrade only cygwin than
"update" and deselect all the tons of perls
Other layout pitfall (IMHO)
"view" button should be on the left not on the right.
"search" is in reality a "filter" and could fit better
near "select packages"
Thanks,
Corinna
The new logic works fine.
I have a bunch of custom X libs for debugging purpose and
they are not automatically select for "downgrade"
Regards
Marco
PS: the cygwin web site seems very slow. Is it just my connection ?
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