Il giorno mar, 18/01/2011 alle 22.40 -0600, Jon Elson ha scritto: > Chris Radek wrote: > > > > > > It's in the DRO, a star on the Absolute numbers. > > > OK, I see it and now I know where to look for it. > > > >> > > > > This is because some of the ubuntu themes are crap. If you pick a > > theme where it's possible to tell whether a button is pressed or not, > > it will be fine. Try for example Raleigh, Redmond, or another > > hard-edged theme with good, evident shadows. [you would be surprised > > how much rant I typed and then deleted here] > > > Raleigh is definitely an improvement. (Redmond sounds way too much like > Microsoft!) > > > >> but it seems like a double-touch deselects it (maybe). > >> > > > > I have not seen this...? > > > False alarm, due to the highlighting. > > If you have a real touch screen, be sure to select 'Hide pointer' in > > the preferences. This enables some touchscreen-specific handling > > that might affect the colors and highlighting you're seeing. But > > the most important consideration is picking a usable theme. > > > I can't find this option, anywhere, either under appearance or mouse. > And, this > IS the problem. The pointer highlights the button, which makes it > impossible to > distinguish an "on" button. What I REALLY want is to turn pointer > highlighting off, > but I don't see any way to do that, either. Anybody know? This is a > pretty stock > install of the EMC2/Ubuntu 10.04 ISO distribution. > > Thanks, > > Jon much of these behaviours are found in gconf-editor. type that in a terminal and you'll find a lot of things to play with. i.e. move the minimize/maximize/close buttons from one side to the other. maybe there's also the mouse behaviour, but i've never tried.
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