MCBastos wrote:
Well, if you can point me to a copy of the current art, I can see what I
can do -- I'm not much of an artist, but I can fiddle with Gimp, resize
and retouch the current one to improve it a bit.
You can find all Sync button images here:
chrome://communicator/skin/sync/
The
On Wed, 29 Jun 2011 21:06:02 +0200, Jens Hatlak wrote:
MCBastos wrote:
Well, if you can point me to a copy of the current art, I can see what I
can do -- I'm not much of an artist, but I can fiddle with Gimp, resize
and retouch the current one to improve it a bit.
You can find all Sync
Philip Chee wrote:
I wonder if it's practicable to take the 32x32 static PNG and create a
APNG by rotating the static png for each frame?
Maybe, probably depends on the tools and the knowledge of the one who
uses them. For me it was much easier to take the existing throbber and
resize it,
Bill Spikowski wrote:
I agree that SOMETHING is needed to show that Sync is working,
preferably something that could be disabled (Don't show this window
again). As is, one has no idea if Sync is working, how it's working, if
it's stopped working, etc.
You can add a customizable toolbar icon.
Jens Hatlak wrote:
Bill Spikowski wrote:
I agree that SOMETHING is needed to show that Sync is working,
preferably something that could be disabled (Don't show this window
again). As is, one has no idea if Sync is working, how it's working, if
it's stopped working, etc.
You can add a
Interviewed by CNN on 27/06/2011 18:06, Jens Hatlak told the world:
It's what I was able to come up with in the short time I had. The
alternative was to not have icons in different sizes and no throbber at
all. If anyone comes up with better graphics our reviewers would surely
like to see
I have added a number of computers to sync with my desktop, but I'm not
sure I did it all correctly. On both my desktop and a laptop the
computer name displayed under Preferences Sync is the same. Is that
right? I'm not sure how sync works -- if I tell my laptop to sync, does
it import the
Norman Fuchs wrote:
I have added a number of computers to sync with my desktop, but I'm not
sure I did it all correctly. On both my desktop and a laptop the
computer name displayed under Preferences Sync is the same. Is that
right?
No. You won't lose much this way, but only if you use
Jens Hatlak wrote:
Norman Fuchs wrote:
I have added a number of computers to sync with my desktop, but I'm not
sure I did it all correctly. On both my desktop and a laptop the
computer name displayed under Preferences Sync is the same. Is that
right?
No. You won't lose much this way, but
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
If I were syncing files as in Windows Explorer, I would want to be able
to tell it take the most recent version of each file, and if one
computer lacks it, give it a copy. So to translate for the case of SM,
if one bookmark file had A, B, C and the other had A, B, D, I
MCBastos wrote:
By the way, is there a bug to discuss the UI aspects of the Sync
feature?
Sync UI has its own Bugzilla Component under Product SeaMonkey. You can
easily search what's there. But Bugzilla is not really the place for
longer discussions, so here we go:
- Change the toolbar
Jens Hatlak wrote:
MCBastos wrote:
- Provide an alternative, less intrusive feedback (like a statusbar
mini-icon) to show that Sync is working/worked/failed?
Sync had a status bar icon in the beginning but it was removed for several
reasons (one was the idea that Sync should just work, the
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