Mark wrote: > > > Each time this subject show its head (on gnomedesktop, for > instance) I > > see people divided on two fields, those that like the > current status > > quo, and those that would like to have less windows. > The great thing about the way the gimp does it is that the > default could look exactly the same as it is now if that's > what people want, but it would allow people to customise > glade to their liking. > > Personally I think that glade is a refugee from gnome1 and is > the only part of my desktop that has not had a UI cleanup as > part of the change to gnome2. Glade3 is looking really nice, > the mdi is great, hope to see support for "recently opened > projects", but the basic UI is still the same :/
Just for the record, I fully agree with the need to change the GUI to "modern times". If something has prevented until now this change is that glade-3 was simply not working, and fixing segfaults and adding basic functionality has higher priority than fixing the GUI. Hopefully we will be able to fix the GUI asap. Cheers, _______________________________________________ Glade-devel maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/glade-devel
