Hey, On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 3:28 PM, Johannes Gilger <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi guys, > > since I've been getting the feeling that more people have been reading > (and caring about) this list lately, and since GitX is open-source, the > survey-results should be open too! So if you're bored you can look at it > (especially the last two questions in free-text) and draw your own > conclusions.
I just looked and there are 35 subscribers to this list, which I think is very promising ;) > > We don't know yet when the survey is supposed to end, but I think the > best thing would be to > > 1. Let it run for a while > 2. Close it a few days before the next maint-release > 3. Filter/group and answer the questions on a separate page > 4. Put links to the survey-results in the release notes of GitX 0.7.1 > > There are many questions that people wanted to have answered and seeing > as almost 70% of the response came from the link in the release-notes, > the results absolutely have to be linked there. That sounds reasonable, though I'm not sure how interesting people will find this. > P.S. What's interesting to see is that the free-text is so frequented > and often contains the exact same gripes, some of which make it obvious > no-one reads the user-manual :P A lot of people complaining about > refresh-button (which we have), per-file-history (which we have) etc. I think these are valid gripes. If nobody can find the refresh button, we didn't do the UI right. We should just add a refresh button in the task bar. Similarly, we should add a 'filter history' button somewhere, either only in the tree view, or in the toolbar, but only enabled when switching to the tree view. Perhaps we should also move the view button to the top, where it is more visible.
