Re: [Banshee-List] banshee unintelligent interface.

[dani <daniplanas a gmail com>]

    * Date: Mon, 13 Sep 2010 10:39:52 -0400

>I agree with IBBoard.  The changes generally look good, but I disagree
with removing the >status bar unless you want to show that information
somewhere else.  That information can be >know how much space the music
in the playlist takes), and the vertical pixels saved by >removing it
are borderline negligible.

the  concealment of the status bar is only a proposal for ubuntu(for
11.04), is not really a thing of banshee, not really the problem if you
know.

>Other than that, I definitely agree with your changes.  Banshee's
toolbar feels a little cluttered >right now, and I think you've made
some good refinements.  I also leave the context pane >turned off
because it takes up so much space at the bottom, but if it was along the
side, I might >actually use it.

>If you're serious about having these changes made to the Banshee
interface, you should >probably open separate bug reports for each major
interface change that you are proposing.  >Detail in writing and with
mockups the specific change, and give scenarios explaining how your
>proposed changes are better than the current interface.  Try to think
about every potential >problem, for example, the Play Queue and Internet
Archive sources add some extra buttons at >the top... where would those
buttons fit into your design?

i think the other sites really have not seen many problems as the music
and everything fits perfectly.
the Play Queue and Internet Archive sources are good for me because now
when you make click on this options albums grid disappears(which is what
takes up more space).

On the other hand I am not a developer and therefore I have no ability
to make these changes in a new branch, however I think it isn't very
difficult to carry out changes and thought that any developer who would
like to see could try to

>I really like the mockups... good luck!
>Michael

Thank you very much and sorry for my english. 
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                            Daniel Planas.A

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