Hi there -
I think that issue maybe could spin of as a UI discussion -
only yesterday I was thinking just about this issue, though regarding
2 other softwares I use a lot: GIMP and Inkscape.
Inkscape has this same design as L.O., where the dialogs can be
launched from the U.I. form different places - and, even thoguh there
might be an order of magnitude less dialogs in inkscape than in L.O.
they are already difficult to find.
In GIMP, regardless of the type of dialog, ALL of the "primary" types
of dialog are
under Window->Dockable dialogs menu. Some of them, due to logic
organization of the UI are _also_ present in other places - but one
does not need to think "where can I possibly find a way to get to the
textures dialog" - they are all listed in one place.
Maybe L.O. could have in the future a submenu where all tabs and
dialogs could be found? Or a "dialog browser" tool?
I am sorry if this list is not the appropriate place for UI discussion
suggestions - I I've been reading it for some months and saw some
e-mails talking about UI, but very few. Where could that conversation
take place?
js
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On 5 March 2014 10:38, Caolán McNamara <caolanm@redhat.com> wrote:
Its getting harder for me to *find* in the UI the way to launch most of
the remaining dialogs and tabpages that need converting and it's slowing
me down to have to spend a few minutes muddling through the help content
and the text of the .src to figure that out, so if you want to help then
you can fill in a few entries of this tracking wiki page with
instructions as to how to launch a given dialog/tabpage
https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Development/WidgetLayout/FindDialogs
There are some hints on the page as how to do it.
C.
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