You are indeed correct. Good find. Of course, if you had the same first impression, than other new users will too. I certainly did, and I am far from a new user.
I believe it is completely unintuitive to click on a name next to the check box and expect to get more information - there are no other user interfaces in existence that I'm aware of that operate that way.
A hackish solution would be to change the title to:
<<
Unused packages to remove
(click item name for more info)
>>
Very hackish. In reality, that note should not be necessary and the UI itself should be made to be more obvious that clicking the package name provides information. For example, a small icon with the letter i (presumably in blue) next to the package name would be a perfect way to let the user know where to click to get more info.
You are indeed correct. Good find. Of course, if you had the same first impression, than other new users will too. I certainly did, and I am far from a new user.
I believe it is completely unintuitive to click on a name next to the check box and expect to get more information - there are no other user interfaces in existence that I'm aware of that operate that way.
A hackish solution would be to change the title to:
<<
Unused packages to remove
(click item name for more info)
>>
Very hackish. In reality, that note should not be necessary and the UI itself should be made to be more obvious that clicking the package name provides information. For example, a small icon with the letter i (presumably in blue) next to the package name would be a perfect way to let the user know where to click to get more info.