Hi!
> Are you actually likely to use any given capplet enough times that you'd
> be able to remember where it was between uses? From what I remember of
> OS X, I always had to look around a bit to find the capplet I was
> looking for.
>
> Also, I don't remember if we're looking at including the SL
Hi!
[Sorry for the duplicate, damn keyboard shortcut...]
> Are you actually likely to use any given capplet enough times that you'd
> be able to remember where it was between uses?
>
> Also, I don't remember if we're looking at including the SLED
> application browser as well, but it works exactl
Hi!
Recently the problem of changes of resolutions has been raised [1] on
the usability list. I would like to start a discussion about how to
manage the effect of resolution changes on the panel layout better
than what we do today. This implies another way of storing the panel
layout.
I know Vinc
Hi Martin!
> Are there specific reasons that a single logout/shutdown dialog isn't
> used? What would be necessary to get something like that included in
> 2.20?
Well I believe the upstream maintainers have good reason to keep the
two separate dialogs (the design choice is different than that of
Hi !
> I'm having a little dilema about EOG redesign: should EOG be able to
> save image changes (rotation) to disk? I tend to say "no" because,
> actually, EOG is an image VIEWER (there is GIMP for image editing). My
> plan is: 1) add an "Open With" "File" menu item to make it easy to
> access
Hi !
> By the way, I think Apple translate in the UI (maybe in the Shell too),
> but not on disk. I'm not sure how that looks when you ssh into an Apple
> box. Maybe it's a filesytem thing.
No, you're right, they only translate in the UI. In the shell, or with
an ssh connexion, you see the untr
Hi !
> This happens with a lot of applications, is this a bug or a feature?
If I understand correctly, that would be a feature : do we really want
all kinds of viewing applications clutter the menu ? I guess uers will
just want evince (for example) to open when they double-click on a PDF
or PS
Hi !
I really don't have a strong experience in the Open source community
(been here only a few months), but I must agree with Evandro.
> Ubuntu has also done some changes in the panel, like the 'Add to Panel'
> dialog. From what I remember this was first done in Ubuntu and after a
> release us
Hi !
> In many cases, the better solution is not to use a
> timeout at all.
Just a small suggestion : what about
* keeping an internal countdown (eg 2 minutes), without showing it in
the dialog ;
* when the time is out, either run a password-locked screensaver, ordo
what is necessary so that cl
