Hi Dan,
I want to ask you just out of curiosity:
Why do you keep proposing new features even though you know it is decided to
stop adding features until all the bugs have been fixed and 0.9 is finished?
Regards,
Yelve Yakut
On 8/25/07, Dan Polansky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I have the following proposal for dealing with expert settings.
>
> Under expert settings I understand these settings that:
> (a) have no documentation in the application, (still can be optionally
> documented in the wiki)
> (b) have no translation in the application,
> (c) may be there only in one release, disappearing in another.
>
> The proposal is to add a section "Expert Settings" or "Advanced Settings"
> to the UI of FreeMind settings. In that section, the expert settings should
> be editable as a table containing in the first column the technical names of
> the settings, and in the second column the values of the settings.
>
> Example:
> Column 1 ; Column 2.
> drag_and_drop ; true.
> show_slidebars ; false.
>
> The advantage of the solution that I see is that we may add expert
> settings without the burden of
> (i) exposing them to the average user looking for something in the
> settings,
> (ii) creating translation for them,
> (iii) creating documentation for them.
> A further advantage is that it makes it easier to resolve a disagreement
> in the FreeMind team about whether a candidate setting should indeed be a
> setting.
>
> Such a solution, though yet more elegant with the option to filter the
> settings, may be found in Mozilla Sunbird, a calendaring software. That is,
> there is a UI that is nice for the average user containing only a handful of
> settings, and there is another UI for the advanced user containing by my
> estimation at least 100 settings.
>
> I propose this solution for I am afraid of a lot of disagreement in this
> area in the coming testing phase, based on my experience with the testing
> phase of FreeMind 0.8.0.
>
> What you think of that proposal?
>
> Best regards,
> Dan
>
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