Hi all,

On Wed, 2008-09-17 at 16:49 +0200, Stani wrote:
> On Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at 8:23 AM, Edward Hervey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi all,

> >  But there is one nice 'idea' behind it which I would like to keep,
> > it's the fact that you can have a 'synopsis'/thumbnail view of your
> > timeline.
> Do you want this view to be interactive? Or could it be more like a
> report which you can export as e.g. an image? That should be not so
> hard to do.

  I was thinking read-only (not interactive).

> >
> >  So the questions are:
> >  * Does anybody find the simple timeline useful ?
> >  * If so, why ?
> >  * For the next release do we:
> >   1. Remove the simple timeline completely
> >   2. Or do we only make the advanced timeline the default (still being
> > able to switch back to the simple one) ?
> I strongly prefer the more advanced timeline. If the simple is still
> fully functional and requires no code maintenance, I would make the
> non default option.
> >  * Would you like to have a synopsis/thumbnail view of your timeline ?
> I don't feel the need for a synopsis view, but more to see thumbnails
> of the frames in the film strips of the advanced timeline.

  Yes, thumbnails in the advanced timelines sources is high on the todo
list.

> >
> >
> >  Comments and feedback welcome. I'd like to officialize the decision by
> > next tuesday (23rd Sept). Then we can do the code modifications and do a
> > release (finally!).
> That is great news. We could try to get a feature freeze exception for
> the next release of Ubuntu, but this might be unlikely on such short
> time.

  Both unlikely and very dangerous (ending up with a release that hasn't
been thoroughly review in distros that don't update their software more
often than every 6 months... )

> Best regards,
> Stani


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