Hi, Willie Sippel <willie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > 2.) Remove buttons from the main menu and add the corresponding > functions to a mode selector in the Tool Options: While I see how this would save some screen estate and reduce clutter in the toolbox, I think that it would be very cumbersome to have to click in two different places to select a tool. I'd like to see tool-groups, as you suggest them, to be integrated into the toolbox, not split between toolbox and tool-options dialog. > 6.) Add 'Alpha' to the Color Picker; See also http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=121331. > 13.) Remove the pressure mapping options from the tool settings and add > it to the 'Tool state' window, to remove unnecessary options for users > without a tablet; There are a few things you can do with the pressure options even if you don't have a tablet. These are considered hacks however and I agree that we should consider to move these settings elsewhere or at least hide them when no special input devices are available. > 14.) Add a pressure curve to the tool settings, to edit the pressure and > suppress values on the fly; This has been suggested before, there should be a bug-report for it. > 15.) Remove the brush and pattern preview from the main toolbox, because > it clutters the toolbox - it's redundant, anyway, because there is > allready a preview in the tool settings window. It might be even better > to also remove the pattern preview from the tool settings and show the > selected pattern on the color preview of the main toolbox; The brush, pattern and gradient previews in the toolbox are redundant and are scheduled for removal already. It's just a matter of doing it. Sven
