Hi Christoph,
Christoph Noack wrote (21-11-11 22:00)
A very first step (an initial "cheap" solution) might be to add another
side pane which can accommodate the today's toolbars. If this toolbar is
visible / accessible all the time, no need for a jumping document -
quite the contrary, since the tools can be found in one place (follow
the link and scroll a bit down, please):
http://uxopenofficeorg.blogspot.com/2010/01/ux-meeting-in-hamburg-day-two.html
@ Tim, Kendy, Cor: Do you think that is something we should look into
further?
Thanks for your inspiring thoughts on this.
I'm really glad that you are involved in all discussions on the more
complicated easy changes ... that reduces the risk of ending with with a
cacophony of different cool changes on an 'old lady' - no offence
intended ;-)
If a discussion like this ends in something that is doable, I am all for
it. If it tends to a corner-case, I would go for lots of smaller
improvements, rather than one or two big ones. Just to say it black and
white.
So in this case, the initial proposal solves a problem.
Fading icons and frames for docking toolbars are way more complicated ..
Well, we've talked a moment about this in Paris. And please take into
account that my vision is heavily influenced by my long years experience
with too much of the one and too little of the other...
Which makes me far more attracted by the easy, fast, then to the other
possibilities.
Pls do not let yourself be held back by this. Where possible, I'll try
to give my bits ;-)
Warmest regards,
Cor
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Re: [Libreoffice-ux-advise] [Libreoffice] [PATCH] Make the toolbars not popping-up randomly · Lior Kaplan
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