Description of problem: In tab Configuration is label Settings and button Edit. Maybe it would be good to move child dialog (with tabs Kernel, Audit Daemon, etc) into main application, so there will be main application with many tabs. Or there could be button with label Settings (not label settings and next to it button Edit). I'm not sure which one will look better Additional info: This bug report is part of "System Configuration Tools Cleanup Project". Don't hesitate to ask project maintainers for any kind of help.
Created attachment 355518 [details] Appearance of the utility with all tabs in main window I tried to design proposed layout with all tabs in main window but it looks too crowded. Can somebody please check this layout and tell me his opinion before I will try to create fully operational patch? Thanks
That only shows tabs for editing rules. How does the user view current auditing status, and daemon settings (the above-mentioned Settings - Edit)?
(In reply to comment #2) > How does the user view current auditing status, and daemon settings (the > above-mentioned Settings - Edit)? First two buttons on toolbar are for enabling and disabling audit service. 5th button is configuration - same as Settings - Edit. There is also state informations in the status bar.
Usually, the main application are contains information more important, or more frequently used, than an application-wide settings dialog, and I'm quite convinced this is the case here. On the other hand I don't have any data to suggest it isn't the case, either. The GUI does look much better. Feel free to go head with the patch :)
Sorry... (In reply to comment #4) > Usually, the main application are contains information more important, or more s/are/area/ > frequently used, than an application-wide settings dialog, and I'm quite s/quite/not quite/ > convinced this is the case here.
Created attachment 356869 [details] Proposed patch that relayouts the window This patch contains a big bunch of changes to achieve suggested layout. I tried to preserve current functionality but it needs to be properly tested. It also makes OK buttons sensitive to changes but it won't a problem to make them non-sensitive (it depends on final decision in bug #507806).
Final decision in bug #507806 was done.
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Thanks for your report. I'm afraid further development of s-c-audit was stopped and no significant changes are currently planned; I briefly looked at the patch at the time it was posted, but I was not able to find the time required to properly integrate it.