Some small remarks that may help to make JPilot even more nice and
shiny.
In the DateBook view, the small calendar, the currently selected day
is highlighted, but you cannot see what day is today. Maybe highlight
it (permanently) with a different colour?
In the Week and Month views, you cannot see what day is today. Maybe
highlight with a different colour? (Note that I do not consider
"Annotate today" to be a big help as it hardly stands out.)
In the Week and Month views, if there's more info than fits in the
small area, there is no visual clue that there's more. Maybe a 2 pixel
red line at the bottom of the area?
In the Week and Month views, entries without time have an "*"
prepended. I don't think that adds value.
In the Week and Month views, I'd love to be able to set a coloured
background for entries depending on the category.
Modern GTK based applications, due to a STUPID design error in GTK,
cannot honour the good old fashioned -geometry command line option.
JPilot seems to remember the size of its main window and tries to
establish that when restarted. Personally I'd love to see a JPilot
command line option like
--windowcfg "main:845x1173+0+0,month:749x1173+847+0"
(And yes, this would also cause JPilot to start with the Month view
open.)
Just some suggestions.
Thanks for the good work,
Johan
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