Daniel P. Berrange | 2 Jan 23:57
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FYI: virt-manager re-instate new & delete buttons

After the mild disaster of including the new & delete buttons inline in the
list of VMs / connections, I've reverted the UI back to the old style with
new & delete buttons at the bottom of the window.  Anyone interested in 
checking this out the changes are now in the virt-manager HG repo and I
will do an update release this week with them in...

Dan.
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Hugh O. Brock | 3 Jan 15:02
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Re: FYI: virt-manager re-instate new & delete buttons

On Wed, Jan 02, 2008 at 10:57:01PM +0000, Daniel P. Berrange wrote:
> After the mild disaster of including the new & delete buttons inline in the
> list of VMs / connections, I've reverted the UI back to the old style with
> new & delete buttons at the bottom of the window.  Anyone interested in 
> checking this out the changes are now in the virt-manager HG repo and I
> will do an update release this week with them in...
> 
> Dan.

I know Cole Robinson was working on changing the in-line buttons to
make them more usable (that is, actually get buttons to show up
in-line rather than the less-than-obvious icons); did you check with
him at all before committing this? 

--H
Cole Robinson | 3 Jan 16:58
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Re: FYI: virt-manager re-instate new & delete buttons

Hugh O. Brock wrote:
> On Wed, Jan 02, 2008 at 10:57:01PM +0000, Daniel P. Berrange wrote:
>> After the mild disaster of including the new & delete buttons inline in the
>> list of VMs / connections, I've reverted the UI back to the old style with
>> new & delete buttons at the bottom of the window.  Anyone interested in 
>> checking this out the changes are now in the virt-manager HG repo and I
>> will do an update release this week with them in...
>>
>> Dan.
> 
> I know Cole Robinson was working on changing the in-line buttons to
> make them more usable (that is, actually get buttons to show up
> in-line rather than the less-than-obvious icons); did you check with
> him at all before committing this? 
> 
> --H
> 

I investigated this but haven't made any changes yet, so I don't have anything
ready. I can start working on it if salvaging the inline buttons is the way we
want to go.

Also before we do a release we should make sure the restore button is hooked
up :) I hadn't touched it since I thought we were waiting for the storage api
to land before we pushed a new release.

- Cole
Daniel P. Berrange | 3 Jan 17:26
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Re: FYI: virt-manager re-instate new & delete buttons

On Thu, Jan 03, 2008 at 10:58:39AM -0500, Cole Robinson wrote:
> Hugh O. Brock wrote:
> > On Wed, Jan 02, 2008 at 10:57:01PM +0000, Daniel P. Berrange wrote:
> >> After the mild disaster of including the new & delete buttons inline in the
> >> list of VMs / connections, I've reverted the UI back to the old style with
> >> new & delete buttons at the bottom of the window.  Anyone interested in 
> >> checking this out the changes are now in the virt-manager HG repo and I
> >> will do an update release this week with them in...
> >>
> >> Dan.
> > 
> > I know Cole Robinson was working on changing the in-line buttons to
> > make them more usable (that is, actually get buttons to show up
> > in-line rather than the less-than-obvious icons); did you check with
> > him at all before committing this? 

> I investigated this but haven't made any changes yet, so I don't have anything
> ready. I can start working on it if salvaging the inline buttons is the way we
> want to go.

I don't think we should worry about inline buttons - if we have full button
themeing inline I think it'll look rather ugly. Surprisingly to me, hooking
up the buttons along the bottom worked fairly well and simplified the code
too.

> Also before we do a release we should make sure the restore button is hooked
> up :) I hadn't touched it since I thought we were waiting for the storage api
> to land before we pushed a new release.

No, we shouldn't wait for the storage API. We should fix the save/restore
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