-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I very much like this idea! Presenting a single page with choices, especially when the final button is "Finish and connect now" is a superb way to speed up the first run setup. The current use of multiple pages without even a progress bar puts more pressure on each decision and feels very slow.
Hopefully we could add arrows next to the options which can be clicked to expand with additional explanation and information instead of presenting a wall of text. Does someone else want to implement this? I'd love to, but I won't have time for almost two months. - -operhiem1 On 03/11/2012 08:53 AM, Arne Babenhauserheide wrote: > Am Freitag, 9. März 2012, 21:52:22 schrieb Steve Dougherty: >> Should we get rid of more of the steps in the first-run setup? > > I think yes - if people choose the default installation, they > should not be forced to take additional decisions. > > Maybe it would even be possible to just show a pane “Basic Config” > which shows preselected configuration values, each with an > edit-button (“change”). > > (I use [button] for buttons with the text “button”) > > ### Basic Config ### > > Please check the default configuration. Change values which don’t > fit: > > * Encrypted Datastore Size: 2 GiB [change] * Assigned Bandwidth: 10 > KiB/s (26 GiB per month) [change] * … > > [Finish and connect now] > > (4 values, one for each pane of the current wizard) > >> I2P works very nicely with something that would work without >> Javascript, but works much better with: it shows for a given >> speed setting how much it will likely use per month. That a way >> better way to deal with monthly bandwidth limits than asking >> directly. > > I would like that. > > Best wishes, Arne -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJPXrb3AAoJECLJP19KqmFuRQYP/0BzK//3pnugJU0SSJYzdcz1 wQQX/FTblc4dTr/CCJpu7RoH4+cKP0KNbXnfse1uq/nfkF3zCW3u38rqmCju+cnt n3csm19hvi81BtpXwmZOBb1H+d7m+kymKYd6gwA3j/2QizKhzzcrmRoLmsS9W3y3 wrs7v61eiPHwUDvncEwIi9KddzVNAbY0xTFF27V5iOtwHpOAJQ464JTHdXlDwmWi M4JRQ0dDc3Ne/nrmNS8Lg8Jznul3qsrKuD1JF8IVpJng2pL0Lfom51DfaUMvGAN4 IkxX/peA3h5zcd3GLzjqAAAOqr3miDfHwi9qVmRIVV6Zyoh44GWFzsI6X5U46eYf j9WrngQfOeRH8yuZSfZOEuwt7FSbbonwcVXUrbWgW8uO57aINsmLP2IC+bdQelCq 1TvgYP/YYu6iTPrzrP7MAa1jGjgOadDA4VvL4vGokZHPSHQrs1xm2xCxrmzcWZzz i3KgAHw2O2zE51T4Ho5VaJzvfJRtR2RviwyuztGBJVrUZHt7PmMHAkqX1cONestZ o1SzdkV6JXSBQzMGnPyho3A03zb2SGhn2X6Htz/du4D/fLNmnxqCwaHFgNetMxqS PzSew2Nz3P2VoGX0NiMU57cn31O/N1MYNcdrkGZYuKhwXxfQGCHf9euve1mYVEcS ItfWNdCUAy5nk90BwEU+ =0ueI -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- _______________________________________________ Devl mailing list Devl@freenetproject.org http://freenetproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/devl
