Re: Enter the build sheriff: Jacob.

[Jeff Waugh <jdub perkypants org>]

<quote who="Alan Cox">

> Broken is still broken. When was the last time you read in a newspaper 
> about someone being asked a no/yes question ?

Sorry Alan, but this is *still* completely irrelevant. If there is a yes/no
or no/yes dialogue, that in itself is a bug.

The change is specifically for: negative / affirmative. So:

  Are you sure you want to delete this file?
  [ Keep / Delete ]

  This file has not been saved, do you want to save it before you exit
  Gnumeric?
  [ Don't Save / Save ]

These are terrible examples off the top of my head, but they are what the
HIG and usability teams are aiming for. They do *not* destroy any
familiarity with the comfortable feel of Yes/No, because our dialogues
should never invoke it.

- Jeff

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