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Clarify top status chips: auto updates vs Pi-Kit release #2

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opened 2025-12-11 03:58:19 +00:00 by 44r0n7 · 0 comments
44r0n7 commented 2025-12-11 03:58:19 +00:00
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The top bar shows two green chips that look similar: the auto updates pip and the Pi-Kit release status chip. They’re easy to confuse.

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  • Differentiate the two: rename the auto-updates chip (e.g., "System auto-updates") or adjust color/shape/icon so it’s visually distinct from the Pi-Kit version/update chip.
  • Ensure tooltips and titles make their function clear.
  • Consider aligning labels with Settings section names for consistency.
The top bar shows two green chips that look similar: the auto updates pip and the Pi-Kit release status chip. They’re easy to confuse. Request: - Differentiate the two: rename the auto-updates chip (e.g., "System auto-updates") or adjust color/shape/icon so it’s visually distinct from the Pi-Kit version/update chip. - Ensure tooltips and titles make their function clear. - Consider aligning labels with Settings section names for consistency.
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Reference: 44r0n7/pi-kit#2
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