Thought I'd just throw in my initial feelings after having used 6.1 for an hour. Maybe others have feedback as well.
Good:
- Having right-clicked a backup job and accidentally chosen "Full" instead of "Start" in 6.0, I appreciate that you have now moved the "Full" further down and away from the top-most "Start" in 6.1, so there's less risk that you click the wrong thing.
- Having been in a situation where I couldn't find a way to right-click stuff in the GIU, I appreciate that you have added regular buttons in the action bar, by which you can Start a job by a regular click on it.
Bad:
- I think the old layout was way better in terms of getting an overview. In 6.0 I could easily see all my servers, repositories, jobs, etc. Now in 6.1 I can't see it all at one glance, I need to switch between different views, and that just complicates things. Thumbs down

- If HotAdd fails for a job, we don't get an indication about that anymore. In 6.0 it emitted a warning (with a yellow warning sign), but now it just puts a notice in the "Statistics" for a job and it does not change the status from Successful. The problem here is that now, even if my jobs DO back up successfully by falling back to network mode, having non-working HotAdd and not knowing about it can mean that when at some point I need to restore a VM, it will take much longer than if I had HotAdd working.
I think a compromise would be good; The job should overall be considered successful, but the notice in the statistics should have a little white+blue "information" icon (like "(i)"). That way we can easily spot deviations from the normal state (which working HotAdd would be considered to be, if you have it enabled for a job/VM).
Bottom line; If HotAdd is not working, I want to know about it as it may impact performance when I really need it, and I'm not getting that information as it is now in 6.1.
Thanks for reading!
