On Sat, 2002-08-10 at 00:57, Pixel wrote:
this being said, most drakxtools do fit nicely in 640x480, it's only
the control center which has such pb since it tries to display many
things. A 640x480 mode to control center could be done, but we have
many other things to do before this :-/
As I
On Fri, 2002-08-09 at 23:49, Stephane SOPPERA wrote:
Somehow, you could have move it with by pressing the ALT-key while
draging it, no?
So killing it was not really the only way.
AOW! How did I not know about this before?! Thanks a lot, Stephane.
*bounces away happily*
--
adamw
Frank Griffin wrote:
In a related problem, I reported that my 1280x1024 display was coming up
as 640x480. In trying to use the Hardware/Resolution area of MCC to
check what I had entered, I found that the configuration window is so
large that the selection boxes for OK/CANCEL are off the bottom
Stephane SOPPERA wrote:
Somehow, you could have move it with by pressing the ALT-key while
draging it, no?
So killing it was not really the only way.
I'm not quite up to speed with Unix GUIs, and didn't realize that (thanks to
the other person who pointed this out as well). I just reported
Hello Pixel,
On 10 Aug 2002, Pixel wrote:
i think this is mainly a won't fix. X is not really usable in 640x480
As someone with a more-than-average interest in usability, I must frown on
this. If your dialog doesnt fit in 640x480, then probably you need to
redesign it... Furthermore there can
Reinout van Schouwen [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
As someone with a more-than-average interest in usability, I must frown on
this. If your dialog doesnt fit in 640x480, then probably you need to
redesign it... Furthermore there can be all kinds of reasons someone is
running in 640x480, for
On Friday 09 August 2002 06:47 pm, Reinout van Schouwen wrote:
Of course, the idea that a window could be larger than the max visible
area is completely silly and this shouldnt be possible at all!
Why? You can use virtual screen space and/or ALT-drag to access whatever you
need in the window.
Frank Griffin wrote:
In a related problem, I reported that my 1280x1024 display was coming up
as 640x480. In trying to use the Hardware/Resolution area of MCC to
check what I had entered, I found that the configuration window is so
large that the selection boxes for OK/CANCEL are off the
Reinout van Schouwen wrote:
On 10 Aug 2002, Pixel wrote:
i think this is mainly a won't fix. X is not really usable in 640x480
As someone with a more-than-average interest in usability, I must frown on
this. If your dialog doesnt fit in 640x480, then probably you need to
redesign