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I like the idea of reducing the number of options and removing the redundant ones. I also think these 12 options are sufficient for any general user’s need.
I was able to test this PR successfully on Ubuntu 20.04. Here’s the screenshot of the Network Traffic window taken of the PR branch (slider at 20 minutes).
Concept NAK, 12 sliders are too few positions for such a large slider. I booted it and tested the 12 sliders. It feels like few positions. |
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I think this is fine to do, but I'm concept 0 on this.
Currently the network graph slider has 288 possible positions, and most of these are likely never used, due to obscure durations.
I think this is true.
This pull request simplifies the slider to have only 12 positions, making it much easier to use
How exactly does this make the slider "easier to use"? The workflow of using the slider as a slider remains untouched
@katesalazar This is intentional as there is talk about adding an extra button, and so the slider will be reduced in size in the future, but I do agree with you as it is. What extra durations do you propose being added? I propose 1-10 in steps of 1, 10-60 in steps of 5, 1hr to 2hr in steps of 0.5hrs, 2hr to 6hr in steps of 1hr, 6hrs to 24hrs in steps of 3hrs. That's a total of 10+10+2+4+3 = 29 steps. or 1,2,3,5,10,15,20,30,1h,2h,3h,6h,12h,18h,24h ? I really question whether people want 6,7,8,9,25,35,45,50,55,1.5h,4h,5h,9h,15h,21h... these seem unlikely to be used. |
@jarolrod because it is faster to use, i.e. less moving left and right to get the exact duration desired (usually a round number). |
nice, looking forward to the button
…On Tue, Dec 7, 2021 at 12:49 PM Rebroad ***@***.***> wrote:
Concept NAK, 12 sliders are too few positions for such a large slider.
I booted it and tested the 12 sliders. It feels like few positions. Please
iterate.
This is intentional as there is talk about adding an extra button, and so
the slider will be reduced in size in the future, but I do agree with you
as it is.
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Currently the network graph slider has 288 possible positions, and most of these are likely never used, due to obscure durations.
This pull request simplifies the slider to have only 12 positions, making it much easier to use, and setting the durations to more likely-wanted settings: 1m, 2m, 5m, 10m, 20m, 30m, 1h, 2h, 3h, 6h, 12h, 24h.
This change also allows easier rearranging of the window, for example, adding an extra button next to the reset button, shrinking the slider, and therefore making it still easy to use when smaller in length.