> + def _render_working(self, column, renderer, model, itr, user_data=None):
> + #get the value in the second column
> + value = model[itr][1]
> +
> + if value == SERVER_QUERY:
> + renderer.set_property("stock-id", "gtk-dialog-question")
> + elif value == SERVER_OK:
> + renderer.set_property("stock-id", "gtk-yes")
> + else:
> + renderer.set_property("stock-id", "gtk-no")
I'm not convinced these are the right icons to use, but they are
probably okay for now. Mo, any suggestions? My first thought was to
use the check and X icons.
> + <child>
> + <object class="GtkLabel" id="poolsNote">
> + <property name="visible">True</property>
> + <property name="can_focus">False</property>
> + <property name="label" translatable="yes">Note: pool servers may not be available all the time</property>
> + <attributes>
> + <attribute name="font-desc" value="Sans Italic 9"/>
> + </attributes>
> + </object>
> + <packing>
> + <property name="expand">False</property>
> + <property name="fill">True</property>
> + <property name="position">2</property>
> + </packing>
> + </child>
I have two problems with this:
(1) I don't think the message really works for the user. A "pool
server" is kind of a funny term and really all you've got to go on is
that the hostname might have ".pool." in it. Also, why may they not be
available sometime?
(2) You're assuming that the OS even has pool servers configured.
Fedora does, but does RHEL? Do rebuilds?
- Chris
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