On Tue, Sep 14, 2010 at 14:17, Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
> Frederik Nnaji wrote on 09/09/10 12:28:
> >...
> > The most unlikely thing to happen is that i press a button or switch,
> > only to be left guessing for a quarter of a minute, whether anything has
> > been invoked, activated or started b
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Frederik Nnaji wrote on 09/09/10 12:28:
>...
> The most unlikely thing to happen is that i press a button or switch,
> only to be left guessing for a quarter of a minute, whether anything has
> been invoked, activated or started by my action.
>
> http:
I just performed the Meerkat install on a reasonably powerful laptop today,
for the first time.
There were a number of times during the install that the Location selection
and subsequent dialogues became completely unresponsive, severely impacting
the user experience during the install. This is m
Thanks for your thoughts, this is a low hanging fruit in my personal
opinion, that's how it caught my attention.
On Thu, Sep 9, 2010 at 15:25, Sohail Mirza wrote:
> Perhaps better than replacing the text with a throbber would be to show
> both side-by-side. Replacing the text would likely lead
Perhaps better than replacing the text with a throbber would be to show both
side-by-side. Replacing the text would likely lead to confusion as to what
action was originally invoked, especially in circumstances where further
feedback is delayed. :)
On Thu, Sep 9, 2010 at 7:37 AM, Luke Benstead
This is not just isolated to the installer. It would be nice if every button
press system wide showed some kind of indication that the click was
received. What might be nice is if the button text disappeared and a little
circular progress indicator showed for a second or two before being replaced
b
Dear all,
after hesitating for quite some time now, i installed Maverick on my
production machines, and it is running like a charm!
Thanks to the everybody @ Canonical for all the great work, thanks to the
entire community for making this possible in the first place ;)
Reliability:
As in the phys
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