https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=154593
--- Comment #22 from John Mills <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Stéphane Guillou (stragu) from comment #21) > Just a thought: I'm not sure what proportion of new users go through the > Start Center first as opposed to directly to the components, but one option > could be to have a button in the Start Center (not a popup) that gives the > user _the choice_ to discover some often-needed or asked-about > personnalisation options, in a guided way. It could be called "Make > LibreOffice your own" or something of the sort, highlighting one strength of > LO: customisability. > > One issue is that the UI can be set per-component, so it does make sense to > lead to it when one component is open... Or maybe the dialog should also be > made available form the Start Center, with the only option to change the UI > for all components. > > Alternatively, a probably easier option would be to reorganise and add to > the Start Centre. > We already have a direct link to Extensions and Help right there. > We could reorganise the Start Center left column in four sections, focusing > on things people might want to see when they get started (5 new elements in > *asterisks*): > > 1. Open > - Open File > - Remote Files > - Recent Documents > - Templates > 2. Create > - Writer > - Calc > - Impress > - Draw > - Math > - Base > 3. Learn > - Help > - *Guides* > - *What's new* > - *Ask* > 4. Customise > - *UI* > - *View mode* (could be a three-option switch: Dark - System - Light) > - Extensions > > Of course, I'm not set on those 5, and don't want to make it unnecessarily > busy. I think that sounds like an excellent proposal. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
