Hello all Rockbox enthusiasts, devs, testers, etc. I'd like to convey the sanity of #4 with checkmarks again:
UP/DOWN selects items in dir LEFT exists dir no change RIGHT enters dir or applies setting and exits (up one level) NAVI makes change but does not exit dir An indicator of the current setting (like the checkmark) in addition to the inverted line (or pointer) based on where your current selection is would be beneficial. The checkmark should 'jump' to the inverted line and pause for a tiny amount of time when NAVI (or RIGHT) is pressed. This would be very clear to the newbies IMO. Also this way (at least on an iRiver H1x0) one could do everything with just the thumb. That makes the most sense to me and lets the user know exactly what's going on with little fuss. Davide-NYC PS: Big thanks to all the devs for doing all the hard stuff! -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jonathan Gordon Sent: Friday, November 10, 2006 12:44 AM To: Rockbox development Subject: Re: how should the settings screen work? bumpage time.. so, counting up the votes it looks like #4 with the checkmark icon wins... so does anyone want to try for a last ditch effort to change everyones minds? any objections from the core guys? On 27/09/06, Steve Bavin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Davide, > > > I vote for option #4 with some extra 'eye candy'... > > > > UP/DOWN selects items in dir > > LEFT exists dir no change > > RIGHT enters dir or applies and exits > > NAVI (a.k.a. select) makes change but does not exit dir > > That's *exactly* what I'd want. Mind you, this is my second vote ;-) > > Steve Bavin > > > >
