That's what I thought too, but I don't see how to organize that in the
View menu.
Currently we have :
- View Text Chat
- Control Panel > Statistics
> Dialpad
> Off
What would I add?
- View Video Component ?
In that case it should Show the control panel when toggled, but having
one option that changes another one is not good.
I could also reorganize things and have different modes :
- Compact Softphone : Dialpad only, during calls text chat and video
window are shown if needed
- Deployed : Everything visible
- Classic : only the video window and the control panel shown
Finally, another possibility, perhaps "more" scalable, would be to
remove the video window from GnomeMeeting and always use separate
windows for that (= currt Both mode)
Le mer, 23/06/2004 à 11:05 +0200, Kilian Krause a écrit :
> Hi Damien,
>
> > If we add the ability to hide the video window, then we must show the
> > control panel instead I think. However, it is possible to hide it too.
> > It would result in an empty GM.
> >
> > Does somebody have any suggestion about this?
>
> Don't make the video part "invisible" but toggle against the tab of the
> control panel which does show the DTMF touchpad. Then it would look like
> a regular phone (like Firefly for Windows) and once you switch to inline
> video, the DTMF touchpad moved down and gives way to the video area.
>
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