On Tuesday 31 March 2009 00:12:48 Roman Jarosz wrote: > On Tue, 31 Mar 2009 07:12:01 +0200, Joshua J. Berry <d...@condordes.net> > > I've noticed two bugs so far (or at least, I'd consider them bugs): > > > > One, it seems to pick a random set of protocol icons to show (but always > > one or > > two, never more). For instance, I have one friend for whom I have two > > AIM > > accounts, a Yahoo and a Jabber account. He's online right now on both > > AIMs, but > > only the Yahoo and Jabber are showing up. > > This was because the width of protocol icons was set to 20%. Yesterday > I've added > "Optimal width" to layout manager action so it should be already fixed.
Great -- I also saw the reviewboard patch for the offline status icons. ... > > I'm also not sure what I think about the bold font -- though honestly > > I'll > > probably get used to it in a few days and not even notice. > > We can change the default layout, I've have to create one default layout so > I did this. If more people think that it would be better with normal text > I'm ok with it or we can create more predefined layouts. > > Btw. do you know that you can configure this in layout manager? ;) Yes, I found the layout manager -- was more commenting on the default look. I'll probably just wait a few days and see if I get used to the bold or not. :) > > > As a side thought, it might be nice to work with the Amarok devs (and > > maybe talk > > to the KMail people, also?) to see if the model/view stuff could be > > generalized > > and put in kdelibs. Seems like there's a lot of similar functionality > > there > > that other apps could make use of. > > Right now we share Amarok code (the layout manager code). IMHO sharing > Kopete mode/view code would be hard because there's lot of Kopete specific > stuff. Right, I was talking about the layout manager. (So that's what it's called!) I know KMail does something vaguely similar-but-different, and I was thinking it would be great if other apps could add similar functionality with a minimum of fuss. (Dolphin, Akregator and the address book all come to mind... dunno if they would be interested.) -- Josh -- Joshua J. Berry "I haven't lost my mind -- it's backed up on tape somewhere." -- /usr/games/fortune
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