Hi,
> >
> > Advice:
> > It would be really nice if I could get the UX team's advice on this,
> > please? And how much value this behavior might provide (if at all) to
> > the users?
> For users who don't know the autofit feature, it increases the
> probability to understand why the text changes it
Hi all,
So, I've just got around to looking at this on Mac OSX (sorry about
that, but getting a debug build takes forever) and have a few questions
/ remarks :
(1) why is there no "Back" button or arrow ?
What I mean by this is that when a user clicks on a category of
templates, at least on OSX,
Hi Alex,
On Mon, Oct 8, 2012 at 9:24 AM, Alexander Thurgood
wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> So, I've just got around to looking at this on Mac OSX (sorry about
> that, but getting a debug build takes forever) and have a few questions
> / remarks :
>
> (1) why is there no "Back" button or arrow ?
>
> What I
Le 08/10/12 09:24, Alexander Thurgood a écrit :
> I also managed to get OSX to crash when attempting to use the scroll
> arrow keys, but will have to see if this a one-off, or reproducible.
>
>
Reproducible crash on OSX 10.8.2 under the following circumstances :
1) Launch LO
2) When the StartC
Le 08/10/12 09:50, Mirek M. a écrit :
Hi Mirek,
>
> AFAIK, the new OS X file management uses no back button as well. [1]
> Instead, clicking a folder "expands" it and clicking away folds it back.
> The folders in the template dialog should work somewhat similarly --
> clicking away or clicking "X
Le 08/10/12 10:23, Alexander Thurgood a écrit :
I have opened a bug report for the crash I'm experiencing in this
dialog, and have added a screenshot of what the default display looks
like after clicking on Templates from the StartCenter. Note that my OSX
build includes the extra templates provide
Le 08/10/12 10:38, Alexander Thurgood a écrit :
>
> Screenshot here :
>
> https://bugs.freedesktop.org/attachment.cgi?id=68246
FWIW, this screenshot is almost identical (bar the OSX window dressing)
to that which I get on my Linux 32bit build as well.
Alex
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On Sun, 2012-10-07 at 11:07 +0200, Mirek M. wrote:
> I think this autofit feature is very disturbing if you are not
> aware of it. From my point of view it should be removed
> because if what you are writing does not fit in the available
> room, you should write les
Hei hei!
I agree with Mirek and think "Autofit" should be removed or optional
(with the default being "off").
And I don't think we have to take exporting presentations to PPTX into
consideration. The export to Microsoft Office is so bad (yes I know,
it's Microsoft's fault!) that text size is t
Hi there,
several partial answers to points from various people. Disclaimer:
I'm the original author of this feature, so at least I can tell you
the reasons for why the feature behaves as-is today. ;)
Muthu Subramanian wrote:
> Currently the text font size box in the toolbar displays the
> origin
On Mon, Oct 8, 2012 at 10:23 AM, Alexander Thurgood wrote:
> Le 08/10/12 09:50, Mirek M. a écrit :
>
> Hi Mirek,
>
> >
> > AFAIK, the new OS X file management uses no back button as well. [1]
> > Instead, clicking a folder "expands" it and clicking away folds it back.
> > The folders in the templ
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