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[ENHANCEMENT] Add or improve visibility of manual update *check* feature #1573
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This issue should not have been closed. As far as I can tell, this is about updating packages, not UniGetUI itself. Also, what do you think of my suggestion above? |
Sorry, my bad. I am not sure about it, the inconsistency of the labels is used to explain less clear buttons |
No worries. 🙂
That is very subjective – does everyone know what the hash or mouse pointer buttons do? I think it would be more consistent if they either all had a label, or none of them did. Ideally, you could right click the toolbar and toggle all labels on or off. See also #2988.
As mentioned by the OP:
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Yes, fair enough. |
Maybe you could add a setting to allow the user to choose which icons they want to have labels? |
That's too specific, the usage won't justify the implementation/complexity. |
Please confirm these before moving forward
Describe the improvement
I would like to be able to manually request that WingetUI check for available updates.
Ideally there would be both an option on the system tray right-click menu, and a prominent button on the "Software Updates" tab of the main GUI window.
It's possible that the refresh icon next to the search box in the upper-right corner of the main GUI window does this, but:
Describe how this improvement could help users.
Being able to manually trigger update checks seems like a must-have feature for a package management user interface.
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