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List:       kde-active
Subject:    Re: Files task prioritization
From:       "Aaron J. Seigo" <aseigo () kde ! org>
Date:       2012-11-03 19:38:30
Message-ID: 1485826.2GZNdeULXX () freedom
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On Saturday, November 3, 2012 16:32:44 Thomas Pfeiffer wrote:
> introduction Activity in a plasmoid like the other intro plasmoid), but
> videos would be a lot better.

i have some bad news here: videos are unlikely to work due to how people 
process such information. been doing some reading / research on these matters 
(lots of recent academic activity on these things :) and it seems really, 
really hard to be effective via video.

a more direct-the-users-hands-on-the-device tutorial approach, however, might 
work. it's what video games have been doing for a # of years  ...

> > Missing Functionality
> > ============
> > P1
> > 
> >      File and Tag rename/delete/remove: this is key functionality that is
> > 
> > simply just missing, so critical to get this one done
> 
> It is critical (espially the renaming an deletion of tags). However please
> consider the second solution I just put into the wiki. If you don't agree
> with it, we should discuss it more, but I am very strongly against many
> aspects of the first solution. It seems to me to try to overcome
> discoverability issues by introducing much less powerful alternatives to
> drag & drop. This should not be the way to go.

i was not keen on the first solution either. 

we haven't committed to any of the solutions, in fact. we'll probably be 
discussing solutions on-list (or possibly via online conference if people are 
available) as get to the less clear / obvious items such as this one.

-- 
Aaron J. Seigo
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