On 26/11/2007, Dylan McCall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I agree, that is a really nice looking button! > > Another detail that I think really makes a difference with the visual > experience are those dotted lines that appear around widgets, indicating > what is selected (and can thus be controlled with the keyboard). Really > useful when tabbing, and it's definitely good to know what is selected, but > the current dotted lines are very obtrusive and just plain ugly. Even if > they just disappeared / faded away after a moment, it would look a lot > better, but the best solution would be if there was a way of reflecting the > cursor position within the current visual style. Is that something which can > be handled by themes, or will we have to go give the Metacity people a > talking to?
Reflecting the cursor onto the widgets should be possible. The theme engine gets a pointer to a gdk window on which it can gdk_window_get_pointer in the draw_* functions. As always the devil is in the details, and I expect this to be pretty hard to perfect. Cheers, Mikkel
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