What's left to be done:
- hook up signals for Apply
- Might be more efficiently done as two steps: when selections change, list the changes, then apply the list of changed packages as a batch in Apply.
- Remove the Revert button and make sure the "window" Revert button works (hook up signals to revert changes, clear cache, etc.)
- Add the progress bar when Apply is running, replacing the "No proprietary..." label.
- Testing, testing, testing.
I've started implementing the design in https:/ /wiki.ubuntu. com/SoftwareAnd UpdatesSettings #drivers ; devices can be listed on systems that require binary drivers, and the new tab is there with the basic UI bits.
What's left to be done:
- hook up signals for Apply
- Might be more efficiently done as two steps: when selections change, list the changes, then apply the list of changed packages as a batch in Apply.
- Remove the Revert button and make sure the "window" Revert button works (hook up signals to revert changes, clear cache, etc.)
- Add the progress bar when Apply is running, replacing the "No proprietary..." label.
- Testing, testing, testing.