Hi, I'm writing an application targeted towards gnome users. I've noticed most of the preference windows have only a "close" button. Often, an accidentally changed setting cannot be reverted unless you know the older setting.
While this seems counter intuitive for me, I just wanted to know why such a system is in place, as I'm sure there's a pretty good reason. While this paradigm saves the trouble of clicking "apply", the danger lurking in a preference dialog is always a little worrisome. Thanks, and have a good day, Anirudh
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