Package: gnome-shell-extension-freon
Version: 50+dfsg-1
Control: Affects: -1 gnome-shell-extension-pomodoro
The right-pointing white triangle ⏵ of Freon means: expand a submenu.
The right-pointing white triangle ⏵ of Pomodoro means: start the timer.
However, these two triangles look very similar (cf. the attached
screenshots screenshot-freon.png and screenshot-pomodoro.png),
suggesting that their meaning would be the same.
It took me, perhaps, 10-20 minutes, including a reboot, to understand
that Pomodoro's triangle ⏵ itself means to be clicked, and the text
“Pomodoro-Timer” to its left is NOT supposed to be clickable and that
the absence of reaction to a click on “Pomodoro-Timer” might be intentional.
On the contrary, the text “🌡Temperature …°” to the left of ⏵ in Freon
IS supposed to be clickable.
Suggestion:
- Make ⏵ in Pomodoro more like the media-play symbol U+23F5 in the
current Gnome font if not yet done.
- Replace the text “Pomodoro-Timer” with “Start timer” and make it
clickable.
- Replace the filled right triangle ⏵ in Freon by the usual Gnome
submenu right angle ⟩ or ›, which we see when we click on the settings
in the right upper corner of the Screen (cf. attachment
screenshot-gnome.png). It doesn't matter which symbol exactly GNOME uses
(it may ever be drawn) – Freon should simply use the very same symbol.
Gratefully,
AlMa
