https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=85420
--- Comment #7 from Jay Philips <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Adolfo Jayme from comment #6) > (In reply to Jay Philips from comment #5) > > > Any effort we (or a GSoC student) do, won’t > > > *ever* reach an acceptable level of quality > > > > I believe that it can reach an acceptable level of quality, similar to how > > the firefox themes has reached a good level of quality now. > > Sorry, but you’ve chosen the worst example. All those glitches and rendering > bugs are glaring to me. I gave it as an example, but mean that i'm saying its a perfect implementation. Ultimately, we'll agree to disagree on having them integrated. > > > and what will happen if the web > > > side of it is unavailable, or changes protocols, or the user doesn’t have > > > free Internet access? > > > > What happens when a user doesnt have internet and doesnt have local help > > installed but clicks on the help button in the toolbar? It links to the wiki > > help by opening it up in a browser. > > That’s actually a bug. Don’t be fooled into following the fallacy of > counter-questioning with false equivalence. I dont think that is a bug, because libreoffice shouldnt have to check for an internet access before sending a user to a website, but if you think its a bug, please do file it. ;) > > Its only unusable when you dont have internet access and it being in the > > template manager isnt in my view a prominent place. > > Weren’t you talking about the start center? In 4.4, what goes into the > Template Manager is also visible in the Start Center, anyways. That *is* > prominent, and even more if it doesn’t work. I guess were are misunderstanding each other as i'm saying its not in a prominent place in libreoffice and you are saying its in a prominent place in the template manager. > > Yes i believe work should go into improving the template website to make it > > nicer, but having a nice template website that users are aware of doesnt > > help, so we should make sure users who go into the template manager in the > > start center or dialog see a prominent indication that there are online > > templates that they can access. > > (Perhaps you meant to write “are not aware…” instead of “are aware…”?) You are correct. :D > Where’s the proof that the Templates website is hidden away and nobody is > aware of it? Statistics are needed before making such claims. I am saying that in the start center of 4.4, when you click the templates button, the templates dialog doesnt appear, so there is no link to the templates website. > The OOo-inherited Start Center had a link to the Templates website. Now we > have an even clearer “Templates” button, with big fonts and everything — > it’s not like people won’t see it. That button leads to a window with an > icon linking to the site. Not undiscoverable. As stated above, users of 4.4 arent being lead to the window, so there is no icon linking to the site. > Well, even though I can’t help thinking this is unnecessary bells and > whistles, I like the concept you show in attachment 108377 [details]. > There’s no need for more. Yes when i created this screenshot, i thought that it would be used for both linking to the website or showing the online templates in the start center. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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