This has always bothered me. GNOME and KDE have different HIGs, different services, different themes, etc. Wouldn't a user have an easier time using Linux if libraries shared things?
A user would need to go into KDE's config and set it's theme to be similar to GNOME's if they wanted consistency in that aspect. Why not share? Users can't choose whether they're using a default GNOME save-file dialog or a default KDE save-file dialog for saving a file. Why not let the user choose and let the libraries share that choice? Why can't a Common HIG be created? _______________________________________________ Usability mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/usability
