On Sunday 08 July 2007 01:28, Jérémy Bobbio wrote:
> Even if I have been able to go through multiple installations and
> cdebconf's test suite several time. I am also pretty sure that
> Attilio or Frans will be able to spot regressions in my code.
Yes I can :-)
I've run a first test using your i386 image and seen a few serious
regressions in localechooser/kbd-chooser.
- first screen: hit enter to select English
- country shortlist: select "other"
- country longlist:
- move down to "Europe" and expand using "+"
I noticed that hitting <enter> on a continent will expand as well,
which is nice, but possibly not intentional; hitting enter again does
not collapse, which is inconsistent
- type "ne" to search for "Netherlands"
first regression: search does not activate Netherlands!
- select "Netherlands" manually
- kbd-chooser
second regression: Canadian French is selected as default keymap!
Huh? How the hell did that happen? It should be American English with
English/Netherlands selected in localechooser...
If I select Finnish, the same happens (at least, assuming I correctly
translate "kanadanranskalainen" to "Canadian French", but it seems
quite logical).
One annoyance:
With the Yes/No buttons, a default will be set, but that button is not
actually active. This means that when you use tab to go to the next
button, you have to tab twice: the first tab will make the default button
active, the second tab will change to the next button.
Note that I do not really think the Yes/No buttons are an improvement over
using the radio buttons. Will elaborate on that in another mail.
More general reply later.
Cheers,
FJP
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