Hi,
sajolida <sajolida@???> wrote:
> Following-up on the ideas of:
>
> - Keeping the green onion as a permanent visual feedback on the desktop.
> - Not breaking too much of what people have been used to unless we
> have a good (UX) reason to do so (keeping what works in Vidalia).
> - Integrating Tor Monitor nicely on the desktop.
> - Considering the green onion and the list of circuits as part of the
> same user task of "monitoring tool".
>
> I hereby propose to have the list of circuits accessible directly from
> the green onion as it is the case now in Vidalia. But I'm not sure how
> this fits with your architectural plans and related security implications.
>
What I see is :
Top shell bar Onion
| |
v v
[_Applications_Places______________________________________O_o_o_o_]
________A_______
|Tor is ready |
|Open Tor Monitor|
+----------------+
Disconnected: striked onion
X X
XX_./\._XX
/XX XX\
/ XX \
| XX XX |
XX______XX
X X
Bootstraping: onion with dots (as when network is connecting)
_./\._
/ \
//\ /\ /\\
|\/ \/ \/|
\________/
Connected: full onion
_./\._
/ \
/ \
| |
\________/
Would this address your requirements?
By the way, I'm not sure the onion should be green. For better
integration into GNOME Shell I think it should perhaps be monochromatic.
Cheers
