On Wed, 2008-05-07 at 07:58 +0200, Andreas Nilsson wrote: > Hi Martyn! Hi Andreas! > Is there a sane user case for when you need to use these labels? > The only one I can think of is "I have both a Blueray and a HDDVD player > on my machine. I inserted both yesterday and they are both movie X, now > I can't tell them apart". Not a very common situation though. > I personally never found labels like these helping since I only use one > disc media at a time and with different titles. Instead they tend make > things look more busy, especially at the smaller sizes. > - Andreas > That's one of the reasons it is not differentiated in 16x16. At bigger sizes one of the reasons might be (re)writeable media - having although you most likely know what media you have put in your drive, I've already met people who thought they were using CD while it was a DVD... Also, in the isometric perspective the text helps (subjectively) to define the perspective. Also, for some reason I don't know, upstream default (gnome icon theme) does that distinction as well. Do you think those reasons are enough? Martin PS: I am Martin, not Martyn ;-)
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