#7882 NORM Future : Sugar Control Panel is non-intuitive

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Tue Aug 12 11:07:12 EDT 2008


#7882: Sugar Control Panel is non-intuitive
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   Reporter:  gnu            |       Owner:  Eben          
       Type:  defect         |      Status:  new           
   Priority:  normal         |   Milestone:  Future Release
  Component:  control panel  |     Version:  not specified 
 Resolution:                 |    Keywords:                
Next_action:  never set      |    Verified:  0             
  Blockedby:                 |    Blocking:                
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Comment(by cscott):

 See also #7642, which complains about the control panel obscuring the mesh
 view.

 Apparently the original thought was that it was *desired* to limit the
 "other" activities performed while you have the control panel open.  I
 don't think this desire overrides the fact that, like GNU says, the
 control panel behaves very different from the rest of the OS.

 Attached is a script (from the sugar-mcs-control package) which adds an
 'sugar-update-control-gui' command that lets you launch the control panel
 independent of the home view.  It wouldn't be too much work to package the
 control panel as a "built in" activity like the journal, starting from
 this, and then to have the home view entry launch this.

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