D28152: [RFC] KWinRules KCM Redesign
Ismael Asensio
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Sat Mar 21 12:47:27 GMT 2020
iasensio added a comment.
First of all, thanks @broulik for such a thorough review and feedback!
About some of your many UI comments, I've already implemented some, while I'm torn on some others, but will leave it to you VDG people decide.
> - Do rules have a certain priority order, I don't really see why one would need to re-arrange them? Though the old KCM also had that, so I guess there's a reason to it
AFAIK, the order affects when a window can be affected by a more general and a more specific rule, but I also don't know the details
> - I think the list view should have an edit button? I hovered an item and instinctively clicked on the "export" button, thinking it would edit the rule, but one can just click the entire delegate. I found this confusing.
I had had doubts about the edit button vs clicking, but agree:
F8191084: Screenshot_20200321_131408.png <https://phabricator.kde.org/F8191084>
> - Generally we use regular buttons rather than tool buttons below the view for "New"
Here I feel that the non-flat buttons can give a more "busy" feeling when close to the KCM buttons, while flat ones make it more clean, but I'm not strong against it:
F8191090: Screenshot_20200321_130927.png <https://phabricator.kde.org/F8191090>
F8191091: Screenshot_20200321_132006.png <https://phabricator.kde.org/F8191091>
> - The "detect window properties" button is somewhat giant
Agree.
F8191093: Screenshot_20200321_125202.png <https://phabricator.kde.org/F8191093>
> - We generally don't use switches in UI
I know. In this case I think a checkbox is out of the question visually and semantically, so an alternative can be the yes/no radio buttons like in the old KCM. I still slightly prefer the switch, but the radios doesn't look that bad either.
F8191103: Screenshot_20200321_125352.png <https://phabricator.kde.org/F8191103>
F8191104: Screenshot_20200321_125917.png <https://phabricator.kde.org/F8191104>
> (Sorry I only came halfway through with code review now)
No rush, lucky me, since now there is no place where I can run and hide 😄
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