[Bug 33002] logout dialog UI objections

2006-03-29 Thread Sebastien Bacher
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Comment:
I've planned to set a gconf key to get upstream mode but didn't come to
it yet

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[Bug 33002] logout dialog UI objections

2006-03-28 Thread Rune Maagensen
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Comment:
I'd like to be able to remove the options that my machine doesn't support.

There should be a gnome-power-preferences that:

1) Specify buttons on the logout dialogue. There reboot could be ticked off by 
default but those that need to dualbot, use reboot regularly. Maybe a function 
could probe whether hibernate and/or sleep is available.
2) Allow what powerbutton does. I want my powerbutton to turn off, with the 
nice usplash screen. 
Power button:  
[ Log out dialogue ] (default)
[ Power off ] (with timer)
[ Sleep ]
[Hibernate ]
[ Log out ]
[ Custom command ] (halt rhytmbox whatever)

3) Tooltips with ALL buttons, to tell people what suspend, hibernate, log out, 
sleep, etc means. Eg: 
Hibernate saves your current session and powers off the computer, when you 
turn it on again it will be just as when you pushed hibernate (right click for 
more help on this subject)

Sleep saves your current session and put the computer in low power mode.  When 
you hit a key or the powerbutton the session will be just as is was when you 
pushed the sleep button.

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[Bug 33002] logout dialog UI objections

2006-03-28 Thread Eric Feliksik
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Comment:
Actually it seems to go a bit far to make a preferences-dialog for the shutdown 
window, but on the other hand: There are such a lot of options, it might be 
nice. 
It is, however, pretty late in the release cycle... I have, unfortunately, 
still never not seen the upstream gnome 2.14 dialog. 

(also, see 
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-desktop/2006-March/000532.html
about the tooltips/help-texts, and 
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-desktop/2006-March/000516.html about 
the clutter)

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[Bug 33002] logout dialog UI objections

2006-03-28 Thread Eric Feliksik
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Comment:
Rune, this might be of interest to you:
with gconf-editor, /apps/gnome-power-manager/action_button_power specifies what 
action to take with powerbutton. 
I don't really think a dialog would be very useful to configure that. The 
default behaviour (to show the dialog) is, however, a bit weird; It requires me 
to turn on my monitor and grab my mouse, in which case I can just as well click 
the logout option on screen.

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[Bug 33002] logout dialog UI objections

2006-03-21 Thread Soren Hauberg
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Comment:
Time for a comment from the real life.
I (also) use my ubuntu as a music player. When I go to school each morning I 
have to turn of my machine before I put on my shoes, since I have dirty shoes 
that I don't want all over my apartment. That means I can't listen to music 
when putting on shoes. The upstream log out dialog has a timer that meant my 
machine would turn of 60 seconds after I opened the dialog. This meant I could 
open the dialog, go put on my shoes and go to school. This meant that I could 
listen to music while putting on my shoes.

I know this comment is a bit stupid, but the timer in the log out dialog
brought music to my life in a way I hadn't imagined before, and now I
really miss it. Details matter.

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[Bug 33002] logout dialog UI objections

2006-03-21 Thread Mark Shuttleworth
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Comment:
Soren Hauberg wrote:
 I know this comment is a bit stupid, but the timer in the log out dialog
 brought music to my life in a way I hadn't imagined before, and now I
 really miss it. Details matter.
   
This is the best damn bug report I've seen in Dapper. I do believe the
old functionality is available if you know the right incantations.
Sebastien?

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[Bug 33002] logout dialog UI objections

2006-03-05 Thread Trouilliez vincent
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Comment:
 I actually meant to make two seperate dialogs

Oops, I misread your post indeed, sorry.
Indeed would be very nice to split the two halves of the dialog, and put a 
separate entry for each of them, at the bottom of the System menu. This way 
people could go straight at what they are after, and each dialog would be 
manageable, with only 3 options. Also, if we make only one dialog, we would 
have to do some more home work to figure out a term that would stand for both 
end session, and pause session. If we split the dialog, it's 
straighforward, the menu entries can just be called Pause session and End 
Session, simple and efficient. So I think I would tend two prefer two clearly 
focused dialogs, with a direct access from the menu, rather than a single huge 
dialog that does everything.

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[Bug 33002] logout dialog UI objections

2006-03-03 Thread Sebastien Bacher
https://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/33002

*** Bug 33550 has been marked a duplicate of this bug ***

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[Bug 33002] logout dialog UI objections

2006-03-03 Thread rubinstein
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- Changed attachments:
Added: smaller dialog proposal
   http://librarian.launchpad.net/1632715/logout4x.png

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[Bug 33002] logout dialog UI objections

2006-03-03 Thread Trouilliez vincent
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Comment:
I like this last mockup very much, as well as the group names (end session 
rather than log out), they make sense, so useability-wise they are very good 
in my view, as a simple user.
UI wise, just need to make buttons look like buttons, and use icons that blend 
with the default Gnome icon set, for consistency.

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[Bug 33002] logout dialog UI objections

2006-03-01 Thread Matt Zimmerman
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Summary changed to:
logout dialog UI objections

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[Bug 33002] logout dialog UI objections

2006-03-01 Thread Eric Feliksik
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- Changed attachments:
Added: 2 dialogs proposal
   http://librarian.launchpad.net/1612883/logout2x.png

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