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Message #03548
[Bug 377693] Re: Upgrade Dialog Should Only Be Persistent If Necessary
a 3 days interval seems really artificial and doesn't fit well in any of
the following categories:
- important update -> keep nagging to make sure the update is eventually
applied.
- unimportant update -> status bar message / unintrusive button
somewhere.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/377693
Title:
Upgrade Dialog Should Only Be Persistent If Necessary
Status in DC++:
Confirmed
Bug description:
Recently I reported this bug:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/dcplusplus/+bug/344833 . This was resolved
as wont fix.
The argument against is that new versions of DC++ introduces new
network features. If people keep using old versions of DC++, they are
holding back the network. My suggestion is to only show the upgrade
dialog every time when the user is currently using a client that holds
back the network. If the older version the user is using does not
affect the network in a negative way, the user should be able to
disable the upgrade dialog until the next upgrade of DC++ is
available.
Also, most people do not understand or read the text presented on the
upgrade dialog. Just "Do you want to upgrade?" is way more effective.