Frederik, I think you are confusing things. Vish didn't say the
intention was
to eliminate each and every textual information possible, just the
tooltips.
The bad situation is when an unclear icon tries to solve its
unclearness by
adding a tooltip. The problem is extra, unnecessary text, not
if you really don't like the thick top then make it skinny like shell, their
icon over text was pretty nice even in small format. Sorry for blurring into
the subject.
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"why does the appmenu consist of words still?"
Exactly! the app-menu imo is dead, free the top space to applications and be
done with it. Let the apps build into it.
Of course this presents a bit of a problem considering the odd shape of the
top space... j.mp/9BWbAi
Single bar unity or waste more
hi there, i agree, this place is appropriate, we discussed the live
cd's dialogs before, its interaction and it's definitely usability, so
it's Ayatana.
of course Ivanka was right and with time Ubiquity will turn into what
it should be: a tool to turn every machine into Ubuntu..
On 2010-10-19, La
instead we chose to use symbolic icons?
why does the appmenu consist of words still?
this is totally inconsistent with the other indicators and makes no
sense from a interaction point of view.
if we are trying to replace blunt primary school orthography with
metaphors in formal symbolic language,
Even with just 3 it would be better, as your previously copied data is still
there so you wouldn't be endlessly frustrated.
On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 8:49 AM, frederik.nn...@gmail.com <
frederik.nn...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 05:43, cmaglothin wrote:
>
>> Why not try this:
>>
>
On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 05:43, cmaglothin wrote:
> Why not try this:
>
> 1. Instead of having the obscure "copy track data" feature, why not
> simplify the buttons in indicator-sound to something like
> http://imgur.com/ueC7X.jpg and add a fourth button indicating that it will
> copy the data to
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