https://qa.mandrakesoft.com/show_bug.cgi?id=910





------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2003-01-20 11:00 -------
On Monday 20 January 2003 09:51, [Bug 910] wrote:

That as solution is not a good idea. I would love too to pass the wished value 
in a text-field. All other is just unneeded complication.


------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2003-01-20 23:55 -------
I agree with Steffen.  However, in the interest of making it more user-friendly
the least expensive change would be to add wording from Keven's comment #1 to
the page.

I realize that there are limits on sizes, for example it may be possible to
create a 1024 MB partition but not a 1023 MB partition, so there would be a
little additional error-checking involved with the text-field solution. 
However, when focus leaves the text field it could simply be rounded up (better
than down).  This would happen when the user moves to a different field, or
clicks Done.




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During partitioning, the "Size in MB" slider should also have a text field so
the user can type in the exact size of the partition.  For example, I'm
currently installing to a VM in VMware, giving it 512 MB of RAM.  I'd like to
double that for the swap space, for 1024 MB of swap (1 GB).  Selecting this with
the slider is somewhat tedious as I have to use very tiny movements for the
mouse.  Being able to type it in, in addition to being able to select it with
the slider, would be useful.

Shouldn't be difficult either, as there's already a non-modifiable text field
above the slider, showing the "Size in MB:".  It should be fairly easy to make
this text field into a modifiable text field, and link its value to the slider.
 (I've done such things in Windows, but am fairly new to Linux.)

This is Mandrake 9.1 beta 2.

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