Re: [PROPOSAL] 'Change Password GUI'
- From: Lucas Meneghel Rodrigues <lookkas gmail com>
- To: Matthew Thomas <mpt myrealbox com>
- Cc: control-center-maint gnome bugs, shakti <shprasad novell com>, desktop-devel-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [PROPOSAL] 'Change Password GUI'
- Date: Wed, 18 May 2005 09:28:23 -0300
2005/5/17, Matthew Thomas <mpt myrealbox com>:
> And as
> Jeff suggested, we shouldn't have too many configuration tools (some
> existing ones probably should be combined, too).
>
> Perhaps some improvements could be made to the Users and Groups tool
> instead.
> * Let anyone open it, requiring an admin password only when you want
> to modify someone's account and you don't currently have permission.
> * Make the list of users much narrower (perhaps only one column), so
> that properties -- including the password field -- can be visible
> alongside it as soon as you select a user in the list, rather than
> appearing in a separate window only when you click a "Properties"
> button.
> * Always place the account of the current user at the top of the
> list, and pre-select it.
>
> That way, when you opened Users and Groups, the fields for changing your
> own password would be immediately visible.
Amen. Seriously, if we have g-s-t, why not just "fix" it to allow a
user modify its own password?
Not that I'm trying to disregard shakti's work, but it would be nice
avoiding duplication of code and features. The only problem that I see
is that only ubuntu ships g-s-t as the default system configuration
GUI.
Cheers
Lucas
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