Change bug title and add meta bug (hope it's the right one).

Option 1: I could life with that.
Option 2: Sounds like an overkill. If we restore factory settings that should be done rather in the safe mode dialog but not at the various places where users in most cases intentionally tweak the configuration.

Option 3: Color is an exception and we keep all as it is.
Option 4a: Color names can be changed for predefined palettes.
Option 4b: Color names and values can be changed for predefined palettes.

For all options except 1: From my point of view as a user, how can I undo a change in default Gradients/Bitmaps/Patterns/Hatches? Maybe a change was a mistake, what can I do? The safe mode (a possible solution) would never come into my mind for that.

For option 1 (my preferred option): Was there an intention why it is possible to delete or change the default sets?

(In reply to Thomas Lendo from comment #3)
> For option 1 (my preferred option): Was there an intention why it is
> possible to delete or change the default sets?

Don't recall an intentional decision. The mockups contain a big add and a small trash button, rename was not taken into consideration at this time. Reason was that users should be able to create own presets and manipulate what we ship by default. The typical workflow for Benjamin is that he just selects what is in the left list.

The question is not only restricted to this feature but also to what comes next (having bullets and numbering in mind). Do we want to add a function to restore factory settings? And what does that mean: a) full restore, where modifications to factory presets are completely undone and also user defined presets deleted, b) "half" restore which affects factory presets only, and c) "specific" restore what is selected. I would understand "factory reset" as a) but the function should be c). In any case it has to be clear for the user. And feasible to implement without too much effort.

Issue is a bit worse as renamed title is not stored. But saving a document takes the current name. So we should disable renaming of inbuilt artwork.

Maybe an easyhack

I don't see the point if an user want to delete an default (system installed) preset.

If you want to delete an preset there is an additional dialog which ask if you really want to delete the preset. So from my point of view it's not possible that an user will delete something by mistake cause there is this additional dialog.

(In reply to andreas_k from comment #6)
> I don't see the point if an user want to delete an default (system
> installed) preset.
> 
> If you want to delete an preset there is an additional dialog which ask if
> you really want to delete the preset. So from my point of view it's not
> possible that an user will delete something by mistake cause there is this
> additional dialog.
Question dialogs never make something really safe. I don't know anybody (including me) who hasn't ever not read the dialog warning text or accidentally clicked at OK in such dialogs. :)

My point is that if you give the user the power to modify single factory settings, the user should be able to restore this stage without discarding the whole user profile at once. This is good usability for me.

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