https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=117463
--- Comment #37 from John Mills <jmills59@yahoo.com> ---
I am not entirely sure about what the negatives of an 'in your face dialogue'
are? Is it that we are making the end user 'uncomfortable' by providing them
the choice of how they interact with LibreOffice?
As part of the initial tip of the day dialogue would it be possible to have an
additional selection question along the lines of:
'Apply the UI choice to all supported LibreOffice Modules?'
Have a radio button for Yes and No, default it to no if needs be, however I
think it makes more sense that the selection the user makes is applied to all
of the supported modules for consistency and this updates the user profile
accordingly.
Kind regards
No, the UI selection is made per-module and recorded to user profile. Eactly
as done now from the actions on the View -> User Interface menu. The
Tip-of-the-Day framework dialog, or a full UI dialog frame would behave the
same.
And that's why we are discussing here to change this. That is not user
friendly. If an user selects the Tabbed UI once, he will assume that the
choice will be for all modules. So I would say that the behaviour you
describe should change to avoid the frustration of an user having to repeat
the same action to select his preferred UI every time he opens a new module.
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