On Mar 18, 2010, at 6:12 AM, Debilski wrote:

> I find that rather distracting with the gravatar to the left. Putting
> the picture too close to the surrounding text makes the surrounding
> text much harder to read. That is, you’ll find it more difficult to
> read the actual commit message. A picture is nice as a bonus but as
> such it works equally well when placed to the right side of the
> window.
> 
> (Not to imagine the amounts of people with avatars you don’t care
> about looking at at all.)

If you don't want avatars you can disable them and the headers look just like 
they did before. If you do want to see avatars and you don't like them on the 
left then that's a valid complaint. Actually I don't use the avatar feature, 
but I thought someone who did might want to see the avatar of the commiter as 
well and didn't see any way to have both of them on the right. Unless there is 
someone who likes this I'll take it out.


> I must say, I liked the words better than the icons. The ‘edited’ icon
> feels more like a ‘press to open file in editor’ icon to me. In the
> end, I think it’s more of a personal preference. But I’d support the
> old style wordy buttons there.

Out of curiosity, if the icons were better would you be ok with that? The 
reason I wanted to change it was to get rid of the web 1.0ish look of the text 
buttons, this is supposed to be a MacOS X app after all. Those icons were the 
best I could come up with, but I'm not a designer, maybe we can get someone 
with real design skills to help out.

Besides better looking text buttons would there be any benefit to putting the 
files in categories? Then there's no need for anything that looks like a button.

ex:
        Added:
                fileA.txt
                fileB.txt
        Modified:
                this.txt
                that.txt
        Deleted:
                qbert.highscores


--Nathan

http://brotherbard.com/





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