Hi, > 1) How to access the about dialog: In the old version of gnome-format > there is a button showing the about dialog in the bottom side of the > main-window. I don't think this is the good position for it so I > replaced that button with a menubar containing the menu "File" and the > menu "Help" with a menu item "About". Otherwise I'm wondering if it > is correct to have a menubar only with "File" and "About" considering > that the File menu is totally useless. What is the best solution for > you? Maybe the answer could be to simply don't show this dialog at > all. Having a menu just for the about dialog seems not the right to do to me. But I'm not decided on this > > 2) The progress bar: In the old version of gnome-format over the > progress bar there is a text telling that all your files will be lost. > I think it is totally useless since there is a confirmation alert > box(see belove) that already tell you that all your data will be lost > after the format button was clicked. > I introduced some useful text inside the progress bar to explain which > device is under formatting and how much time is remaining. > I also think that the progress bar is to be hidden until a formatting > process starts. > What do you think about that? I like it. > 3)About the button box in the bottom side: I removed the about button > (as mentioned above) and changed the position of the other buttons. Is > it right? What happens if you click the "advance" button? Why did you switch "close" and "format"? Afaik the "go further" but in GNOME is always the most right one (on LTR), so "format" should be the most right one imho. I think its ok to have "format" the default button as it doesn't cause any data loss. The confirmation alert of cause should default to cancel. -- Florian Ludwig <dino phidev org>
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