>>>>> "Ronald" == Ronald Florence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Ronald> On Wednesday, July 2, 2003, at 04:44 AM, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes Ronald> wrote: >> There is a nice problem with LyX on Qt/Mac, also. In their infinite >> wisdom, the Qt/Mac coders decided that it would be a good idea to >> find all the items in menus that look like "Preferences", >> "Settings", "About LyX", remove them from their respective menus >> and put them in the application menu. >> >> Besides the fact that it is really bad taste (you cannot disable >> this behaviour (except by recompiling qt/mac)), it completely >> breaks down with LyX. For example, if one wants to access >> preference, the right thing to do is to Open the Edit menu, close >> it, and then go to the "LyX" menu. Ronald> In fairness to Trolltech, it is "standard" behavior in Mac Ronald> Aqua applications for the Preferences and About menus to Ronald> appear under the application menu. I think the Trolltech Ronald> QT/MacOSX libraries are just trying to stick to that look & Ronald> feel. -- Yes, I understand that. But assuming what a menu entry does just based on its text is not very nice. For example, I guess that the Reconfigure menu entry should go there too. I do not see any way to make that happen. JMarc
