paperdigits
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3 months ago This is more or less done. Thanks!
Closed illwieckz closed 3 months ago
paperdigits
commented
3 months ago This is more or less done. Thanks!
The camera support list here ans here,
The first point is opinionated though, but it may be more useful or convenient for the user to focus on what's supported, and better for the darktable project communication to focus on achievements.
Without turning the list into a christmas tree like this (I'm the one who did this one), it may be possible to produce something better. I have not found the generator of the table but I see you already use an html table so it may be possible to do more catchy styling. Even without coloring the text or the cell background, one can simply add a coloured emoji (a bit like this other one I did, though I would recommend keeping the “Yes“ and “No” word as you have the space for them).
Here is a very simple example done by just swapping the boldness and capitalization from “No” to “Yes”, and adding a green checkmark next to Yes.
I chose the ✔️ emoji here in this issue because it is drawn as green in GitHub (but usually black without background, GitHub does weird stuff with emojis), but you may prefers others like ✅ (usually white on green but GitHub…) or ☑️ (usually white on blue but GitHub…), or simply a green square 🟩. You would select the best one according to the font used on
darktable.org.699 (100%)
453 (64%)
373 (53%)
116 (16%)
You may even add next to the camera name a symbol that quickly summarizes the support completeness for a camera so the other columns only have to be read when it's either not fully supported or not supported at all.
699 (100%)
453 (64%)
373 (53%)
116 (16%)
Note: instead of ⬛ you can use 🟥 but it may break the “focus on what is supported“ principle, there are other options: ◻🔲◻️, etc.
Edit: As the first column “may be enough”, readibility may be better this way by not catching the eye with what is only needed to be read when it's not fully on or off:
699 (100%)
453 (64%)
373 (53%)
116 (16%)