Re: [Nautilus-list] New Progress Dialog Behaviour
- From: Darin Adler <darin bentspoon com>
- To: Martin Wehner <mwehner tfh-berlin de>, Nautilus <nautilus-list lists eazel com>
- Subject: Re: [Nautilus-list] New Progress Dialog Behaviour
- Date: Fri, 04 Jan 2002 11:13:33 -0800
I really like the work you did Martin.
Can we break it up into some smaller pieces if necessary for review and get
it into the nautilus source tree?
> * It comes up 1 sec after the operation started
We definitely want this.
> * leaves the dialog onscreen 1 sec after the operation finishes
> (currently it stays for at least 1 sec after creation)
Sounds OK to me. As long as it doesn't show up at all for < 1 second
operations.
> * provides a reassuring message about the outcome of its associated
> transfer (Completed/Aborted/Error)
Sounds like a good idea in principle, depending on the wording of the
message.
> * replaces the cancel button with an ok button at this point
> * pressing ok closes the dialog immediatly, so does cancel before
Definitely good.
But "cancel" is not a good button label if pushing the button just stops the
transfer part way through. We should use the word "stop", I think.
> * the dialog immediatly gets shown if a request related to the transfer
> comes up (avoids a clueless dialog poping up delayed behind a requester)
Great!
> * however, the dialog tries to avoid to get onscreen if there's no
> progress to report yet (this works around a lame progress dialog coming
> up if the transfer is immediatly aborted, without actually transfering
> anything). It then reschedules for another second.
I'm a little worried about this change. If you start a copy on a very slow
server, then you need some indication that it's trying to start up, and a
way to stop it.
-- Darin
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