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Re: [opensuse-factory] design question
- From: Lukas Ocilka <lukas.ocilka@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 18 Nov 2008 15:46:15 +0100
- Message-id: <4922D537.6000104@xxxxxxx>
Richard wrote:
There are always pros and cons and it's not easy to make everyone happy.
As Stano said, that pop-up had been added because of very slow starting
of package manager. This issue is not there anymore, we have a very fast
libzypp now.
Moreover, there are no other YaST modules that would do the same. E.g.,
once you configure your DNS Server, you have it configured and if you
decide to check or change the configuration, just run the YaST module
again. There's no difference, no reason (but that people got used to
that) why it should behave differently.
How often do you actually use this feature? How often do you
install/upgrade/remove a software and right after then decide you want
install/upgrade/remove some more?
Bye
Lukas
On Tue November 18 2008 8:01:41 am Stanislav Visnovsky wrote:
They broke something that worked, worked well and has been anNope. We changed a behavior you got used to.
established method. What we have now is like a store that closes up
after serving one customer, forcing the next to ring a door bell. It
disrupts the workflow pattern for no good reason.
Stano
... but you didn't replace it with a better way. Failing that, you
shouldn't change the behavior of software that has worked well long enough
to 'get used to'.
There are always pros and cons and it's not easy to make everyone happy.
As Stano said, that pop-up had been added because of very slow starting
of package manager. This issue is not there anymore, we have a very fast
libzypp now.
Moreover, there are no other YaST modules that would do the same. E.g.,
once you configure your DNS Server, you have it configured and if you
decide to check or change the configuration, just run the YaST module
again. There's no difference, no reason (but that people got used to
that) why it should behave differently.
How often do you actually use this feature? How often do you
install/upgrade/remove a software and right after then decide you want
install/upgrade/remove some more?
Bye
Lukas
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