Op woensdag 01-09-2010 om 18:21 uur [tijdzone +0200], schreef Frederik
Nnaji:
> Today, i did my habitual sudo apt-get update, followed by my favourite
> sudo apt-get upgrade.
> gnome-terminal showed me this:
>
> **u...@machine:~$ sudo apt-get upgrade
> Reading package lists... Done
> Building depe
I like the idea of buffering (at least to a point) so the user can
catch up later.
I think the biggest problem to solve for "Silent Mode setup dialog" is
how to populate it. Seems notifications can come and go based on users
installing and uninstalling applications. Also I *really* use the
"Inhibi
On Wed, 2010-09-15 at 18:35 +0100, Michael Jonker wrote:
> this can get in the way - especially considering that many apps,
> especially on the graphics sides of things, have their toolbar in that
> location. I have been caught a few times where I have had to wait for
> the notification to fade out
On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 16:41, Walter Wittel wrote:
> The same title bar that formerly used double click to toggle maximize? Do
> away with it if you like, but IMHO changing the semantics that have been in
> use for 20+ years, especially to something as final as close, is just asking
> for troubl
Hi Walter,
On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 06:44, Walter Wittel wrote:
> Ability to easily switch between two (or a small few) modes (e.g. do
> not disturb except for ... / do not disturb REALLY) with proper
> default might get you to 95% without any further configuration.
>
yeah, for example
* notify
For ease of use (Fitt's Law) and semantic consistency, i would only suggest
to keep shape, position and size of the Ubuntu button on the top left corner
of the screen the same on all pages featuring it.
Thx for the great work! I like the way the colors are, only thing i noticed
was the green color
I think everyone is going to have a personally preferred position, but
maintaining a default association with the 'me menu' is probably a good
thing. However, as Dani notes, this can get in the way - especially
considering that many apps, especially on the graphics sides of things,
have their toolb
On 15 September 2010 16:54, Conscious User wrote:
> I know it's the space for the confirmation bubbles, but I think it
> would be much better if those appeared in another place entirely,
> like a bottom corner.
I've suggested before that synchronous notifications (e.g. volume)
should appear horiz
I think somewhere in the NotifyOSD guidelines (can't find now), there
was the idea that moving a bubble (and therefore the entire text it
contains) is annoying for the user, so your mockup is not taking into
account the case where a notification grows, because this would
involve moving the bubble
I'm thinking they should stay where they are BECAUSE there are other things
like (w)indicators there. That way the users knows the upper right corner of
the screen is for notifications of any kind.
> From: daniplana...@gmail.com
> To: ayatana@lists.launchpad.net
> Date: Wed, 15 Sep 2010 17:36:
I forgot to include a link with a small mockup. as usual, a picture is
worth a thousand words. :)
http://ompldr.org/vNWpzNg
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Hi, I wanted to talk about the new unity interface and OSD
notifications.
Until now the upper right side was chosen for the notifications because
it was the least intrusive to the user and the window app. but now there
are many more indicators and possible windicators in the future.
therefore it
The same title bar that formerly used double click to toggle maximize? Do
away with it if you like, but IMHO changing the semantics that have been in
use for 20+ years, especially to something as final as close, is just asking
for trouble.
On Sep 14, 2010 9:59 PM, "David Hamm" wrote:
Today I not
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