I know that I kind of flooded the list with all the mails (it's still better than one huge mail, right ?) But anyone can comment on the three reasons I gave below as to whether or not a DM should be created ?
On Thu, May 31, 2007 at 12:31:16AM -0400, Youness Alaoui wrote: > Yes, but I still think it would be an advantage for many reasons : > 1 - everyone has it, so if we don't, it's a -1 for us (I know it's not a > real/good reason but from the end-user > perspective, it is) > 2 - if we save the FT list in the config, it would be useful to open the FT > manager and see which file, which > person sent you a month ago.. easier than ls -lt on amsn_received, and having > to use a plugin to sort our > received folder... > 3 - if you download many files, it IS important.. I don't use voice clips, > you don't, I don't use webcam, vivia > does, we don't use a lot of FTs but other users do. I mean, even ME, I do > have sometimes (from time to time) 20 > FTs or more in an hour from one or two people.. > > I hope it's convincing.. > > KaKaRoTo > > > On Wed, May 30, 2007 at 10:00:00PM +0300, Vivia Nikolaidou wrote: > > On Wed, 30 May 2007, Karel Demeyer wrote: > > > > > Again, I'd like the question(s) to rise: Do we really need an "FT > > > manager"? Isn't this a bit over-engineering ? Is it needed for an IM > > > program where file transfers are a nice feature but not the main > > > activity ? Do you think our users will transfer so many files at once > > > they need a manager because they can't manage 'm themselves ? > > > > +1 from here. It would just clutter imho. :) When transferring a file with > > an IM program, you usually associate it with the sender/receiver and not > > with other downloads, so a download manager would be yet another desktop > > clutter... OK, better than the many transfer windows we have now, but > > still a nuisance. I think that the status bar is quite appropriate for FT > > info. > > > > Oh, and +1 from Alvaro - we just discussed it. :) > > > > Vivia > > > > > > > > Karel. > > > > > > 2007/5/30, NoWhereMan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > Harry Vennik wrote: > > > > > Btw. keep in mind that closing a CW should not stop any FT. So, there > > > > > should be another way of opening the FT window than only through > > > > > clicking an FT in a CW. Also when a conversation with the same > > > > > contact is openend again, while the FT is still going on, that FT > > > > > should appear in the CW again!!! > > > > > > > > yeeech! that sounds a bit complex. I would just go with the wlm-like > > > > message > > > > "if you leave the conversation now all transfers will be closed" or > > > > something along the lines. 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