Hi! [Sorry for the duplicate, damn keyboard shortcut...]
> Are you actually likely to use any given capplet enough times that you'd > be able to remember where it was between uses? > > Also, I don't remember if we're looking at including the SLED > application browser as well, but it works exactly the same way as the > control center does wrt searching, and doing highlighting rather than > filtering wouldn't work well at all there (since there are several pages > of apps). We've done the same kind of thing (search-as-you-type filtering) with the "Add to panel" dialog in Ubuntu. The point is not to let the user remember where the setting he wants lies (does he really care?), but to let him find it quickly every time. Isn't it fine if he uses the search box each time? That's usually what I do when adding an applet in Ubuntu: just type in one or two words then hit Enter. I don't remember where the applets I want lie and I don't really need to. Cheers, Manu _______________________________________________ desktop-devel-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/desktop-devel-list
