Re: [Tails-dev] Please review (and merge?) feature/better_po…

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Author: anonym
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Subject: Re: [Tails-dev] Please review (and merge?) feature/better_power_off_button
29/11/12 23:34, intrigeri wrote:
> Hi,
>
> (I'll keep the code review for later, just replying to the blocking
> questions right now.)
>
> anonym wrote (20 Nov 2012 16:48:45 GMT) :
>> Issues and questions:
>
>> * I have verified that translations work for the applet (i.e. its action
>> menu entries) but I don't know (I haven't even investigated) how to make
>> its bonobo server file translatable. That would make the strings shown
>> in the applet list (as seen via "Add to panel" for instance)
>> translatable. IMHO this isn't important and I'd rather not waste my
>> energy on it. What do you think?
>
> I think we should not care at all. I'd rather see us not spend any time
> supporting the "I want to tweak my GNOME panel applets list" usecase.


Right.

>> * Since "Shutdown Immediately" is right below "Lock Screen" in the menu,
>> I assume users could miss-click it pretty easily. Perhaps making the
>> menu entries larger and/or putting separators between them could help
>> prevent that. Thoughts?
>
> Separators seem to be the way to go,
> but I've not seen the thing running yet.


Let's wait until you've had a look then (soon in experimental).

>> * The icon it currently uses for "Reboot Immediately" is "gtk-refresh"
>> :). It seems like the default GNOME theme doesn't have a dedicated icon
>> for reboot. We could use the same icon as for "Shutdown Immediately" but
>> I'd rather have something distinct. Any suggestions?
>
> Perhaps the "system-reboot" icon, if it's available?


I cannot find this icon.

>> * Do we want to configure gnome-screensaver in some particular way?
>> Currently it starts the "Blank screen" screen saver after 5 minutes of
>> idling, without locking the screen.
>
> I'd rather see it lock the screen after 5 minutes.


Updated the ticket.

Cheers!