I consider this fixed in Lucid with the new design. We don't really
follow your ideas, but we now show user profiles instead of detailed
privileges, which is explained in one word on the main window.
** Changed in: gnome-system-tools (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Wishlist
** Changed in:
Oh, if you mean that we should fill cells with non-horizontal text, I'm
really not sure that's a good idea, and I don't think that can be
(easily) done with GTK+. I think we will show the profile either in the
users list, or simply when selecting an user, and the description could
go in a tooltip,
That's something we can definitely do in the next release, as we're
going to redesign the interface. Fine-grained permissions should be
hidden in a separate dialog, people should only choose the profile. Not
sure about the colors, but at least a bold label, maybe an icon too.
Can you elaborate on
The problem with a normal table is you get a result like this:
# | Really Long Description | Another big description | A third description
|
User 1 |
User 2 |
User 3 |
I won't bother adding the spaces since the display will strip them out,
but I think you can figure out how that grid wastes
