В Срд, 29/07/2009 в 11:18 +0200, Rodrigo Moya пишет: > On Tue, 2009-07-28 at 13:04 -0400, Matthias Clasen wrote: > > We have done essentially this (with the extra Preferences menu in > > between) for a few releases in Fedora, and we have gone back to using > > a single Preferences menu by default now. The two main problems we > > faced with this are > > > > 1) deep menus are hard (your approach kinda avoids this by nuking > > Preferences) > > > > 2) The categories are not clear enough to find what you are looking > > for without constantly strolling through several submenus. > > > > I don't think any amount of reorganization will make the menus really > > good. A menu system is just not a good fit for this amount of data > > that is not very strictly categorized. > > > > I'd rather see us focus on moving away from these menus via > > gnome-shell and and new control-center shell. > > > I think all those menus could perfectly be replaced by a 'Control > Center' menu item, and then have the control center shell provide an > easy way to search for stuff Control Center as it is now takes even more of screen estate; besides it is a separate application, so the action that is now two-click for me (open the menu; find and activate the necessary item) becomes three-click (open the menu; run Control Center, another window opens; find and activate the necessary item). Moreover, the task termination sequence from one-click (close the settings window) becomes two-click (close the settings window; close the Control Center window). Don't see how a user wins in this approach.
-- Alexey "Ktirf" Rusakov GNOME Project ALT Linux Team
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