On Fri, Dec 20, 2013 at 1:34 PM, Mark Bestley <s...@bestley.co.uk> wrote: > 1) Setting of the default directories - these should be more Apple standard > i.e. images not in preferences and even better in a Sandbox so eventually > could be available via App Store which would increase the number of people > who would see it. (I have use the settings to change the directory for me.)
I changed the default directories on all systems: - mac: ~/Library/Application Support/Pharo/images - win: %APPDATA%\Pharo\images - unix: ~/.local/share/Pharo/images And everyone can change these values to what they want like a dropbox folder (just go to the launcher settings, change the path, and save). > 2) Dealing with saved images. If you do a save as.. the this new image does > not show in the launcher. > I think there are two ways of fixing this > i) don't put images and source in sub directories > ii) Make the save as in Pharo create a sub directory agree. I think I will try another solution iii) when launching an image, if multiple ones are present, let the user select with a drop-down. These ways, the concept of a "launcher's image" can still be seen as a project whereas the .image files can be seen as versions of this project. > Point ii) leads onto making the save of an image save to an OSX bundle (i.e. > a directory containing several files that OSX can see as one unit) I don't understand that > 3) The icons need to have more responsive pop-overs to explain what they > do.(I almost wrote any pop-over but after a minute I can get them 30% of the > time) I don't understand that as well > 4) For first time users I think the right pane needs a look at - users will > not know which is the correct template to use. I would suggest making the > Pharo latest stable a top level entry and highlighting that. agree, I will fix that -- Damien Cassou http://damiencassou.seasidehosting.st "Success is the ability to go from one failure to another without losing enthusiasm." Winston Churchill
