Try seems like a good and reasonable idea but I strongly dislike it because it is differnt andI think it is better to be consistant and just use Apply.Version 1.0 of the Gnome Human Interface Guidelines dont seem to mention Tryhttp://developer.gnome.org/projects/gup/hig/1.0/windows.html#instant-apply
The funny thing is that i'm pretty sure the original draft HIG had try instead of "Apply but that seemed to miraculously change around the time frameless frames were added to the HIG without explination. Calum and greg would probably know better though. Anyway the important thing is that hitting cancel should undo all changes made in an explicit apply dialog, and in the end instant apply is better anyway most of the time.
I was going to say "Frame style really needs to be fixed at the GTK level once" (and for all) but that bug has been resolved invalid, so I dont really know what to say.http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=96374
Well thats not completely true. There will not be a specific widget or constructor fro gtkframe, but you can build hig boxes much easier now using the gtk2.4 GtkAlignment api enhancements and a vbox and hbox. owen has a good description of how to do this on gtk-devel somewhere. dave