Hi Mark,
Having appropriate-easily-recognizable icon instead of a tooltip to explain it , is good.
But, the problem here is not that we dont understand what the icon is, rather that we are loosing other information that was being displayed quicker/easily.
As mentioned earlier in comment#5 , there isnt a way to display volume 150% in the volume indicator other than adding a new item apart from the volume slider. [if we add the tooltip as an item, it would be unnecessary when the volume is less than 100%, slider is sufficient there.]
RB indicator has lost the playing song position and the album ,bringing all this info to the indicator maybe a little too much in the drop down indicator, but it is an information that was easily presented earlier but many will [or I will] miss now.
Already the RB indicator menu changes size too often depending on the artists/song title, this erratic behavior can be avoided if we move the song info to tooltips.
As was the transmission torrent speeds,and other info ...
Hi Mark, easily- recognizable icon instead of a tooltip to explain it , is good.
Having appropriate-
But, the problem here is not that we dont understand what the icon is, rather that we are loosing other information that was being displayed quicker/easily.
As mentioned earlier in comment#5 , there isnt a way to display volume 150% in the volume indicator other than adding a new item apart from the volume slider. [if we add the tooltip as an item, it would be unnecessary when the volume is less than 100%, slider is sufficient there.]
RB indicator has lost the playing song position and the album ,bringing all this info to the indicator maybe a little too much in the drop down indicator, but it is an information that was easily presented earlier but many will [or I will] miss now.
Already the RB indicator menu changes size too often depending on the artists/song title, this erratic behavior can be avoided if we move the song info to tooltips.
As was the transmission torrent speeds,and other info ...
To reduce tooltips ugliness , we could make them predictable and do > http:// blogs.gnome. org/mccann/ 2009/11/ 01/just- leave-it- on-the- counter/
Less is more for sure. But how little do we want? ;-)