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List:       kde-devel
Subject:    Re: Bug#4297: What does the buttons on the left side of kscd Represents?  It should be   easy to fig
From:       Dirk Foersterling <milliByte () gmx ! net>
Date:       2000-05-30 22:43:00
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On Tuesday 2000-05-30 Linux QA (linuxqa@corel.com) wrote:
> Package : kscd
> Version : 1.2.7 (KDE 2.0pre)
> Severity : normal
> 
> The GUI should help the user to understand precisely and quickly the
> signification of a button but for kscd it is not the case.  The buttons
> for Cycle Time Display, The Artist on the Web, Quit kscd, CDDB Dialog,
> and Shuffle play

... random play in the first place ... 

> should be replaced with something that allows the user
> to catch on the first time he uses it.

Hmm, well. I should think about this being a _bug_.

However, are there any suggestions on how the cddb, quit and random play
buttons should look like?
I didn't hear of any user having a problem recognizing for example the
random play button so far. There's a question mark (don't know what song
played next) and a small version of the usual 'play' arrow. What's the
problem with this? What does a new kscd user think the button is for?
Is it too small? Should it be text? Doesn't the tooltip tell the
truth? 

You don't mention the Configure button. Are new users recognizing this
button correctly? 

Please note that you have about 16x16 pixels to design the button,
preferrably in a two color format.

  -dirk

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