Re: project status
Andrew Gaffney <[email protected]>
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Paul de Vrieze wrote: > On Sunday 09 January 2005 00:06, Paul de Vrieze wrote: > >>On Saturday 08 January 2005 23:29, Andrew Gaffney wrote: >> >>>If you would like to take a look at the code, CVS snapshots are available >>>at <http://dev.gentoo.org/~agaffney/gli/snapshots/>. >> >>The gtk based frontend looks great. Allthough I would suggest that you >>might want to ask Aaron Shi (the guy who won the website redesign contest) >>for help with the artwork ;-) > > I'll also give some more detailed feedback for the gtk version. > > In the partitioning screen it seems that the "create", "dump to console" and > "remove partition" buttons are alligned just below the device output. It > would be more consistent (esp. with differing output sizes) to allign them to > the bottom of the content box, just above the legend. > > For consistency the local action buttons should actually get their own > position. In this case the legend should probably move to another place. > Maybe a vertical box along the right side. > > To give them their own position makes the interface look more quiet, although > care must be taken to make this row of buttons not a part of the lower > general button structure. > > For the same consistency reasons (like pages in a book having the same content > size, even if the line numbers are different) the network mounts screen (and > all other screens) should also have an explanation, and all explanations > should be roughly the same size (in lines), so that the contents can start at > the same position. > > As said before, it allready looks great (just can be better (allways > true :-) ))!!!! Apparently, you missed the phrase "work in progress" in the original post :) Thanks for the ideas. I will take them into consideration. Right now, I'm just trying to get everything in the frontend working and then I'll "pretty up" the interface. I welcome any suggestions that anyone else has. -- Andrew Gaffney Gentoo Linux Developer Installer Project