2008/12/4 Pedro Maurício Costa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >> - Several priorization profiles could be saved,
> > I think that would be unnecessary and the UI too complex. Just provide
> > a list and let the user re-order the priorities.
> You can see profiles as several
> lists that you can choose from. Do you think this would be too
> complex, Philip?
>
That's it. Default behavior is the priority list, and if you use just that
then your mental model is that of a single ordered list.
But with the extra "saving profiles" interface, you can pre-create several
usage cases ("watching a movie - do not disturb", "waiting for an important
call", "going to sleep") and change between them with a simple drop-down
selection which will load a different order with just one click.
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