https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=428096
--- Comment #14 from Gauthier <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Nate Graham from comment #12) > (In reply to Gauthier from comment #10) > > > This new design looks great and intuitive. > > > > The use case where I think it might be annoying is if people have several > > clock widgets on their desktop/panel to be able to see several time zones at > > once (not my case at all but I imagine people who work in teams across > > countries might have need for that). > > > > Would you still be able to set a time that a given clock display? > > > > Thanks again for all the great work you're doing! > Yes, you'll still be able to add several clocks and set each one of them to > show a different time zone. What I'm proposing to remove is the ability to > quickly cycle through time zones in a single clock widget that has multiple > time zones configured. > > > (In reply to Gauthier from comment #11) > > Woa I hadn't realised you had actually created the commit already and > > implemented the change. Impressive! > > Thanks! :) Reading through the thread in the git repo, I'll just add my 2c here. It's true that David's proposal adds even more clarity for the user of what the function is about. However I'd change the proposed wording on the top of the config page from "Home time zone" to "System time zone". And then if the config page is now very clear, then I wonder if the new "switch" button on the calender applet should be a shortcut to the clock time zone config (i.e. a shortcut to configure Time Zones altogether) rather than to KCM Date & Time. And last, I tend to agree with you that there might not be an actually use case for mouth scroll any more (and it is a user of this mouse scroll function that is talking ;)) Ok these are just some further ideas in case that helps you polishing the design process (no need for answering this if you're pressed for time). In any case these are excellent improvements (even your original proposal was)! Thanks again -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
