Open paoloteti opened 1 year ago
@paoloteti IMHO instead of rearranging the table in alphabetical order, we can give user an option to sort the table based on his choice. Also, we can give the default sort as alphabetical one as soon as user lands on the page.
@shubhit7 I'm not against adding a button to change the order, but I think for any sys-admin alphabetical order is enougth for an easy eyes check and this was the "issue" I had. I'm not a web developer, so I cannot help on this request.
@paoloteti It will not be exactly an explicit button, instead the Services title in the table will become clickable, which can be used to sort. From UX perspective, this is a better approach For e.g If a user wants to look at service starting with letter x, he doesn't need to scroll till bottom, he can directly sort in reverse order and get the details. You can have a look at the FileSystems table in Storage tab.
When displaying zones using
sudo firewall-cmd --list-all-zones
, services are alphabetically sorted. As example:Instead firewall page, lists services in the order their have been added. In the same server I see
ssh dhcpv6-client cockpit docker-swarm docker-registry
on cockpit.It would be useful and convenient to rearrange the table in alphabetical order.