Understood. I've updated the wireframe to remove the speakers.
Some comments on the patch:
> Gtk.Dialog.__init__(self, "Unknown audio device", None, 0)
Thanks to Jouni for the mockup, but Ubuntu for PC uses Title
Capitalization for window titles, e.g. "Unknown Audio Device" as in the
wireframe.
> hp_btn = IconButton("audio-output-headphones", "Headphones",
> "audio-headphones.svg", self)
> icon_box.pack_start(hp_btn, False, True, 0)
> mic_btn = IconButton("audio-input-microphone", "Microphone",
> "audio-microphone.svg", self)
> icon_box.pack_start(mic_btn, False, True, 0)
> hs_btn = IconButton("audio-input-headset-mic", "Headset",
> "audio-headset.svg", self)
> icon_box.pack_start(hs_btn, False, True, 0)
I would prefer the Headphones and Headset buttons to be adjacent, as in
the wireframe, because that makes them easier to tell apart.
> btn_box.pack_start(cancel_btn, False, False, 0)
Contra the mockup, Ubuntu standard dialog layout is for "Cancel" to go
second from the right, not in the left corner.
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