John wrote:
My own bias favours KDE over Gnome because . I believe C++ a better programming language for this kind of work than C. It does more to help programmers avoid silly errors such as buffer overruns.
Are the C++ bindings for gnome? I know GTK+ has GTK--.
. I think the recent move in Gnome to this button order in dialogues <help> ..... <ok> defeats one of the goals espoused in the Gnome standards/guidelines of making UIs consistent and easy to use. Older Gnome, KDE, OS/2 and Windows has "ok" or equivalent on the viewer's left.
It believe that, like the buttons in KDE is changable.
see the recent OSNews.com article here <http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=2997>
I imagine the GNOME HIG developers had a reason for that placement.
-Thomas
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