On 2/5/19 2:37 PM, David Carlson wrote:
Ok, I was traveling last week and it seems like motels are switching to
bathroom sinks that sit on top of the counter, with plumbing that looks
like the old fashioned hand water pump and bowl arrangement, thus are
automatically 8 " higher and further back, leaving no room for
toothbrush charger, hand towel (no towel hanger either) soap dish etc.
Scrollbars are not actually completely useless but close in this new
form. Sometimes it is hard to make them appear and if you click
somewhere above or below the slider the window slides up proportional to
where you clicked instead of one page. Thus there is no longer a 'page
up' 'page down' function with the mouse button. That gets very annoying
when reading a long document.
David Carlson
On Tue, Feb 5, 2019 at 2:17 PM Steve Cohen <stevec...@gmail.com
<mailto:stevec...@gmail.com>> wrote:
On 2/5/19 2:04 PM, David Carlson wrote:
> GTK3 as default rather than GTK2. I think those scroll bars first
> appeared there but they seem to be becoming as fashionable as
useless
> 'antique' bathroom sinks.
>
While I appreciate and think I agree with the thrust of your comment,
I'm not actually understanding what you mean. Are you saying that GTK3
renders scrollbars useless? And why does GnuCash seem to be unique in
how it handles this (at least among the applications I use)?
Gotcha. Seems like another instance of "if it isn't needed on the
smartphone, we can forget about it on the desktop." Scroll bars, so
five minutes ago.
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