David Walser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: [...]
> Hey GC, I finally had the feature activate on one > machine. Awesome! > > Since it gives you a diff in that last frame, do you > think you could have it so you could edit the diff, > and then be able to apply that? Could be an advanced > feature you don't make real obvious, but I think it'd > be kinda neat :o) Hmm, maybe, but post-9.0. > Another thing I was thinking, I don't know how you'll > feel about this, just an idea... > When you update your source and you have a bunch of > upgradable packages, and you click the main check for > all of them, it churns for a minute, checking > dependencies I imagine. Maybe at that point it could > pop-up a tiny box (like drakfirsttime does with > contacting mandrakeonline.net) that says "Calculating > dependencies" or something to that effect. Well there is the cursor which changes to a small watch, isn't it? The problem of having a full wait box message (it was the case in early versions of rpmdrakev2) is that when the wait is very short (0.1 sec for example), user only sees a flash and thinks there's a bug or a refresh problem. > I tell you, rpmdrake ROCKS. Whenever another Mandrake > app is replaced in the future, I think people will > hopefully think twice before raising hell over it. Well I think it's because I added the features people wanted back (or discussed why I would not). If it was still like -1mdk people would still complain loud about it. -- Guillaume Cottenceau - http://people.mandrakesoft.com/~gc/
