Major UX Pain Points

[deeplow]

Hard to Organize Qubes

@fsflover

• When you have too many qubes, it becomes hard to manage them. Groups in Qube Manager and manual ordering would help me tremendously. Related issue.

It may help to reorganize these in “domains” (not Xen domains). For example, the use of work-mail, work-documents and such. In order words, one may think of qube names as [group]-[name]. That way they will be neatly organized.

DispVMs taking too long

@fsflover

• Too long start of the disposable qubes (for me, it’s many times a day). Corresponding Issue.

if you don’t mind the risk of some open documents being able to see other open documents, then we have a recent thread discussing a possible solution to this:

Opening more programs in running disposable Appvm?

Hmmm… Perhaps we need to be a little clearer on the definitions? Is this correct? srcVM: Part 1: The qube that contains the attachment/document to be opened (edited/viewed). srcVM: Part 2: Also in its settings contains the Default DisposableVM Template. Default DisposableVM Template: The template qube to use for the created dispVM (duh! ). dispVM: The qube created on-the-fly. Also the targetVM. @deeplow : If I understand you correctly, you would like an enh…

Divided UI for managing qubes

@fsflover

1. Divided UI for managing qubes: Some actions are only available with Qubes Domains widget, while others are only available with Qube Manager.

I actually haven’t actually experienced this. For 90% of my actions I only need the Qube Domains widget (and some i3 shortcuts)