Present: Eyal, Dan, John, Heiko
Comments: Jan, Jay, Stuart, Martin
Tickets/Topics
* No notification/reload suggestion after file replacement on disk
+ https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=171341
+ warning on save is thrown, continuously checking might be a
performance issue (Heiko)
+ sounds like a nice to have; OS may have functions (Jan)
+ sync file system is used when other apps show a file changed
info via infobar; does not work / well on CMIS (Dan)
+ some fallback might be feasible if the sync is not possible
+ use case: files generated by other processes, or remote connection (Eyal)
=> no blocker from UX
* When launching LO with an already-opened document, that has changed
on disk, nothing happens
+ https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=171342
+ opening a file that is open brings the window in foreground (Heiko)
+ topic is about modifications on this file; expect a hard reload
with confirmation on load rather than a bring-to-front (Eyal)
+ ideally we also offer compare/merge functions (Eyal)
+ sounds reasonable (Dan)
=> no objection from UX
* When creating a new cell validity, open the "Criteria tab
+ https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=170359
+ checking for validity could be an easyhack but this violation
of a rule, namely to open at the same position as before, here
enhanced by "only if properties have changed" is barely
possible in a consistent fashion (Heiko)
+ predictability is prime; Consistency over Efficiency -> WF (Jan)
+ some other dialogs behave similarly - if there's an inherent
workflow for engaging with them (Eyal)
+ the Validity dialog is actually not a free choice but kind of
a step through a fix workflow - and in this case we could
encourage/request the Ui to apply the existing wizard (and to
not touch the dialog memorization) (Heiko)
+ if the attributes have been entered, the dialog is meant
to allow modifications and we might need to go then with the
tabbed dialog (Eyal)
=> comment
* Should shortcut keys be translated to a localized UI
+ https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=90546
+ not everyone has a keyboard with English layout (Jay)
+ try harder to follow the OS/DE configuration (Stuart)
+ pretty much every other app on MacOS adheres to the English standard
(CMD + B for bold), see bug 171871 (Martin)
+ macOS has some automatic localization; the statement is maybe
not true; since Monterey the shortcut is the position on the
keyboard rather than the actual key stroke (Dan)
+ Localizing shortcuts is important for users who don't use English, and
perhaps not even know a Latin alphabet for their second language. Some
users may not have Latin symbols on their keyboard. (Eyal)
+ add shortcut definition to the text localization; wont solve the
OS/DE issue though (Heiko)
+ alternatively we allow to customize/ship/install just shortcuts
and expect the local community to create an extension for shortcuts
+ if done, we should remove the hard-coded localized shortcuts entirely
+ MSO changes the shortcut from ctrl+B to shift+ctrl+f for Bold when
switching from English to German
=> dedicated extension sounds like the most flexible solution, also
covering the case when English is preferred
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