Ramkumar,
> However,
> the process for overwriting the PNG image is too complicated; export
> (Ctrl+E), overwrite file: <Yes>, then close (Ctrl+W), and close
> without saving: <Yes>. What can we do to make this process simpler?
this part got me thinking-checking-planning.
what we were missing was a quick succession of ctrl shortcuts
(cmd on mac) that close unsaved images.
I worked on it with mitch and it is now in git.
so now everyone can press ctrl-W to close a document, keep
the finger on the ctrl and press ctrl-D in the dialog to
Discard changes.
- this is slightly unusual in GNOME (if not illegal, but I
did it for you, girls and guys) so there is a hint in the dialog
- yes, also works for Quit and Close all
- yes, mitch is back-porting it to 2.8, see next release
try it when you get your hands on it.
> Sorry, I didn't notice the "File > Overwrite <filename>" menu option.
> Perhaps a keyboard shortcut for the same would be nice.
I thought about that for a long time when I wrote the spec.
I did not put a shortcut by default for 2 reasons:
- for the primary way of working (with XCF source files),
overwriting imported images (by pressing the shortcut)
by accident would be an unfortunate disaster.
- I wanted to use the inertia of having to do the effort of
setting your own shortcut to make you think: if really, really
overwrite _is_ your primary way of working and important
enough to set it.
--ps
founder + principal interaction architect
man + machine interface works
http://blog.mmiworks.net: on interaction architecture
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