On 21.1.2016 11:11, Ancor Gonzalez Sosa wrote: >>> Hopefully, everything is self-explanatory with this approach. The >>> problem is that the last screenshot looks too crowded (maybe too much >>> for same verbose languages). But I not sure if I like the alternatives >>> we discussed in irc. >> You can get rid of crowdness by not being so verbose, also some option >> reordering can help. >> Option 1: Skip user creation (use authentication server) >> //this can fit in one line even in Russian >> Option 2: Create new user >> //selected by default, all the corresponding fields go unchanged >> If there was an existing installation detected, below goes the same >> text field as in current screen, but it says smth like "Existing >> installation was detected at <partition>. You can import users from >> there" and the button wiil be "Select users". > > So you mean no radio button for importing users. Isn't it? The problem > is that then is not so obvious, from my POV, that importing users and > creating a new one are exclusive to each other.
Radio button is a must have as these three options are mutually exclusive (as they are implemented now ~ is that actually correct?). The most used option should be the first. From this POV, importing users from previous / other installation might be even the most useful one. This might differ between openSUSE, SLES and SLED. openSUSE is for home user - local auth method is probably the most used one, so importing from previous installation SLED - corporate ENV -> authentication server SLED - laptop -> one local user, maybe with importing if possible SLES - skip user creation So, I basically don't think it has one good answer for question: what should be the first, as it depends on more than just one circumstances. >> I think this way all three options will be correctly presented without >> much visual clutter. > > I'll try a solution with the three radio buttons but with your wording > and sorting suggestions. Side note: is has to fit into 80x25 characters. I'm afraid that an additional text field might not fit (if that was a RichText, it takes 3 lines at minimum). Thanks Lukas -- Lukas Ocilka, Systems Management (Yast) Team Leader SLE Department, SUSE Linux -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] To contact the owner, e-mail: [email protected]
