> My personal view of this is that gswitchit is essentially two things: > some code to select which keyboard layout to use (or layouts), and an > applet to switch between the different layouts. Exactly. So 2 things have 2 configuration UIs. > While switching between multiple keyboard layout groups is fairly > specialised, I would expect a lot more of our users would want to be > able to select which (single) layout they want to use (assuming we can't We cannot I'm afraid. At least not without hardcoding some map. > make this selection automatically based on the user's locale). For > these people, there is no reason for them to use a layout switching > applet, so placing the setting in the applet's preferences does not make > sense. 100% agree! > layouts, and could have close to zero preferences. It could easily have > a link through to the keyboard preferences control panel though. Yes. That's not a problem. > One other thing to notice is that the notification icon uses text rather > than a flag. The use of some flags is almost definitely going to offend > some people or governments. For example, the Chinese government doesn't > really like the Taiwan flag, and some people don't like their country's > flag). While in most cases it isn't a problem, it looks a bit weird if > only a few flags are missing. Already fixed. Now by default gswitchit uses text. Political correctness matters here. -- Sergey
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