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Re: [opensuse-ux] partitioner
- From: Martin Schlander <suse@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 21 May 2007 20:46:26 +0200
- Message-id: <200705212046.27148.suse@xxxxxxxxxx>
Den Monday 21 May 2007 10:34:14 skrev Martin Schmidkunz:
> after agreeing with you many times, that our partitioning module needs
> some facelift, I have created some mockups how this could look like:
>
> http://en.opensuse.org/UX/Partitioner
Overall it looks like a definite improvement.
> * Delete partition: the user needs to set the size of the partition on 0
> MB.
I think that's rather strange. So you have to set slider to 0 > apply >
then "start over". How about you can right click partitions in the overview
above and "delete partition" is one of the context menu options.
Another thing, I think one of the most common tasks done with the partitioner
on already installed systems is setting a mount point for existing
partitions. Therefore I don't think it's a good idea to have the
mount-point-thingy in the "manual partitioning" section. Maybe "set mount
point" could be an option in the above suggested context menu.
Also I think it might be nice if the partitioner could automagically create
folders if you enter a mount point which doesn't exist.
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> after agreeing with you many times, that our partitioning module needs
> some facelift, I have created some mockups how this could look like:
>
> http://en.opensuse.org/UX/Partitioner
Overall it looks like a definite improvement.
> * Delete partition: the user needs to set the size of the partition on 0
> MB.
I think that's rather strange. So you have to set slider to 0 > apply >
then "start over". How about you can right click partitions in the overview
above and "delete partition" is one of the context menu options.
Another thing, I think one of the most common tasks done with the partitioner
on already installed systems is setting a mount point for existing
partitions. Therefore I don't think it's a good idea to have the
mount-point-thingy in the "manual partitioning" section. Maybe "set mount
point" could be an option in the above suggested context menu.
Also I think it might be nice if the partitioner could automagically create
folders if you enter a mount point which doesn't exist.
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