Hi, DarkWyrm wrote (2007-06-30, 15:48:45 [+0200]): > > I'm not sure about the placement and defaultness of the uninstall > > button. Default buttons are usually placed at the bottom-right. (If > > defaultness is intended, it should IMO be coupled with a dialog > > asking > > if the action is what the user intended, so as to not accidentally > > remove an application while browsing the list.) > I agree with you on this one, but I completely disagree with the > solution, "Are you sure?" dialogs are bad because of how adept people > are making habits. The "Are you sure you want to move this to the > Recycle Bin?" confirmation from Windows 98 is a great example of this. > After a while, people just naturally click Yes without thinking about > it, which is exactly what we don't want. Simply removing the default > status from the button is much less work and makes it harder to make a > mistake. Agreed. > > I prefer simple terms such as add/remove over install/uninstall, but > > it > > would only add confusion to change the names of the buttons (actions) > > when the applications are still called Package installer/uninstaller. > Me, too. For Uninstall, maybe a better label would be "Go." I think either "Remove" or "Uninstall" are nicer. > > Could you make a PNG or JPEG? This SVG doesn't display with any of > > the > > apps I have in BeOS. Wonderbrush shows only outlines. > IIRC, Wonderbrush uses Michael Lotz' SVG library, which is a work in > progress. I wish it would. WonderBrush uses it's own SVG import/export. Which is by far more incomplete than Michael's implementation. Best regards, -Stephan