> > I've got to agree with Rob here. It's just bad UI design (though > > clever idea) to use the thought bubbles. > If you can't apply real-world experience (i. e. cartoon characters > thinking) > > < Begin Learning Curve > > Thought bubbles mean Plucker is thinking > < End Learning Curve >
Slow down there, egghead! ;) Seriously, I want to use Plucker. I haven't read the user's manual. I did that on purpose, since anything I can't intuitively figure out should probably be looked at. Bubbles as a wait indicator are _way_ too figurative for me. Heck I've only just figured out that > I don't use Windows (unless threatened at work), but, I was told that > the hourglass meant that the program was waiting for something (a disk > drive, a network connection, or other _external_ event). > That is not the case here.
