On 11 December 2012 22:00, Thibaut Brandscheid randal...@web.de wrote:
As well as being simple for a basic user facilities that more
sophisticated users need must be provided. Next you will be
suggesting removing split screen and tree view from Nautilus. No-one
would ever suggest that.
On 12/11/2012 06:42 PM, Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
You're right, this is hard. I think there are three things going on.
First, there are too many design forums to keep track of. Bugs,
Blueprints, Brainstorm, design.canonical.com, mailing list ...
information overflow!
Second, a mailing list
Hello, we on the webapps team are looking for design input with respect
to the sound menu. We'd like a more elegant solution for dealing with
multiple players, for instance having 4 or 5 youtube tabs open at a
time. The current spec (not actually implemented) says to just have
multiple players
It seems like such an edge case.
Could we maybe group the players with the same name, and toggle through
them with a click on an arrow icon left and right?
Another thing I could think up is to show screenshots of the same-named
webapp in a 2 x 2 grid, in which you can highlight one entry by
On 12/12/2012 03:03 PM, Arian van Gend wrote:
It seems like such an edge case.
I'm not sure it is. Lots of people open a new tab for every new thought
with no thought of do i already have youtube open? why would they when
it's so much cheaper to make a new one than search. This also results in
a
The UI should not dictate how people use their computers. Peoples use should
dictate the UI. If people want to open multiple tabs and players and it is a
recognized issue Steps should be taken to make their experience better.
People should not do this therefore were not going to fix the
However many tabs people have open, they're rarely going to be
*playing* more than one at a time. Show one distinct entry for every
playing youtube instance. If none are playing but several are open,
then make the 'play' and similar buttons show drop-down lists to
choose an instance.
Thoughts?
On 12/12/2012 03:45 PM, Chad M. Germann wrote:
The UI should not dictate how people use their computers. Peoples use
should dictate the UI. If people want to open multiple tabs and
players and it is a recognized issue Steps should be taken to make
their experience better.
People should
My understanding of proper webapps is that the implementation we
ended up with in Ubuntu 12.10 was pretty poor and was shipped
incomplete. Webapps should be standalone apps without the extra
browser chrome so that they look and feel rather similar to native
apps. In other words it shouldn't be
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