On 29/04/13 01:33, Przemo Firszt wrote:
I hope to do some work on wacom tablet button mapping in gnome control center. First mockup of new individual button mapping panel: http://firszt.eu/wacom-icons/mockup_of_wacom__button_mapping_panel.png Roadmap: 1. Change existing panel to simple button list + add a new panel activated after clicking on a button (mockup)
This would mean we're three panels deep to assign a button - not sure that's a good thing. I don't like the tab approach much either if it's only going to be one button anyway, this should be window title or similar
I think using the svg files libwacom provides would be a good approach, display the tablet and then let the user click on the button to be assigned - so they don't have to care about the button numbers either.
2. First version would include only existing or already coded features - single keystroke, on screen help, monitor switch, OLED labels matching mapping. The last one is waiting for review on bugzilla. 3. Add option to edit label i.e. to show "Save" instead of "Ctrl-S" on tablet
just as a warning, this has the potential to be confusing. "Save" is not the same as Ctrl-S and we should not confuse the two. I understand that the user wants save, but if you e.g. assign Ctrl+C you'll copy in one app and cancel something in another app. though I guess we'll have to live with that until we get semantic events.
other than that I like it, it looks more professional than the current list IMO.
Cheers, Peter
4. Add option to select an icon instead of label. 5. Implement keystroke sequences. Please let me know what do you think about it. P.S. Sorry for the noise if you got this email twice
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