[Bug 1280274] Re: The control panel includes a switch without description

2014-04-19 Thread Launchpad Bug Tracker
[Expired for deja-dup (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for 60
days.]

** Changed in: deja-dup (Ubuntu)
   Status: Incomplete => Expired

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  The control panel includes a switch without description

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[Bug 1280274] Re: The control panel includes a switch without description

2014-02-18 Thread Michael Terry
"I'm planning to put the search field in that spot of the window in
System Settings for PC"

You mean that panels won't be able to put a widget there anymore?

Déjà Dup is used on non-Ubuntu GNOME systems.  But it's easy enough to
have some Ubuntu-specific UI changes.  The control-center plugin
themselves are Ubuntu specific (GNOME upstream forbids 3rd party plugins
and in such cases, Déjà Dup uses a standalone window)..

So are you saying that I should move the "are automatic backups
enabled?" switch from the frame into the main UI on Ubuntu?  I'm happy
to take such guidance.

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[Bug 1280274] Re: The control panel includes a switch without description

2014-02-17 Thread Matthew Paul Thomas
It's obvious what "Bluetooth OFF/ON" does. But the other two examples
demonstrate why I think Gnome designers have taken a wrong turn with
this one-big-switch pattern. Often it isn't useful: Why would you want
to turn Bluetooth Sharing *and* Personal File Sharing *and* Screen
Sharing *and* Media Sharing *and* especially Remote Login off, all at
once? Unless you're going into Flight Mode, which is presumably in a
different panel and doesn't require you to toggle this switch anyway.

And often it isn't understandable: What does it mean for "Search" as a
whole to be "off"? Does that hide all search features throughout the OS,
from the print dialog to the file manager? The label for the list below
suggests (too late, layout-wise) that it's just the search field in the
Activities Overview. But what is the point of turning that off anyway?
Maybe that switch is useful, but it would need a label to explain why it
is.

Notwithstanding those problems, if Déjà Dup is used on non-Ubuntu Gnome
systems, I understand that you might want to be consistent with those
other panels. Meanwhile, though, I'm planning to put the search field in
that spot of the window in System Settings for PC. So it's your choice
which is more important: being consistent with Gnome on non-Ubuntu
systems, or being consistent with the same panel in future Ubuntu
versions. I respect your decision either way.

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[Bug 1280274] Re: The control panel includes a switch without description

2014-02-16 Thread Michael Terry
That was intentional.  The new GNOME designs seem to use one big switch
if the panel feature can be turned off or on a whole.  Which is what
that switch does for Backups (turns automatic backups off or on).  The
panel label serves as the switch label.

https://wiki.gnome.org/Design/SystemSettings/Bluetooth
https://wiki.gnome.org/Design/SystemSettings/Sharing
https://wiki.gnome.org/Design/SystemSettings/Search

Of course ideally, medium term, the panel's new SDK-compatible UI is
finished.  But for the moment, I'm just using GNOME's designs.

Thoughts?

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   Status: New => Incomplete

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