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Druid wrote:
> And yeah, you can say Im rude.
> 
> Marcio

I don't think anyone's really been rude, though there has been a bit of
an expectations mismatch. It really _is_ about just the control center
UI (that's been pretty clear), but the discussion brought up some topics
around yast which weren't to the straight and narrow point.

So, apart from a few (light) bruises, I consider that nothing's lost;
any time you get feedback from passionate users you're doing great
(people in proprietary s/w shops go to great pains and spend much to get
half the user feedback we get in here). Correspondingly, I think it's
very reasonable for us to go something like "oh, okay, so the community
has something to say about YaST so let's make that another thread". And
on the other end, "oh whoops, ok you guys meant the UI only. K, I'll hop
on that other thread".

Now, back to the control center. Here's an idea: the use case is,
someone just installed suse, heard much about the control center, and
wants to dive in and use it for task X, say setting permissions. In
windows, this was called "user management" and in debian it was called
(say) "access control". So, they wade around the entries a bit, opening
the various modules until they find what they're looking for.

Now, how about if the various modules were "tagged", so searching for
either "user" or "permissions" or "access" would bring up the relevant
module?

Bad? Good? Take-me-out-back-and-shoot-me-with-my-own-tagging-paradigm?


JA


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