zEl mié, 09-06-2004 a las 17:08, Sergey V. Udaltsov escribió: > Well, now gkp lets user return to the default XKB settings. But there is > no way to "show" it before actual application. It would clatter the > dialog. Or would require good old "Ok/Apply/Cancel" logic. May I suggest a different approach? --------------------------------------------------------- ( ) Use this computer's default keyboard settings ( ) Let me choose my own keyboard layout: --------------------------------------------- | Here would everything already in gkp go | | | | | | | | | --------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------- First radiobutton would disable gkp customizations and reset to the default xkb/non-xkb configuration. > > > This is closely related to locale settings. GST should let the > > administrator define the default locale settings, while there should be > > a user app that allows the user to change languages and stuff. > Yeah, there is something in common. Probably these issues should be > considered together. I would not really mind if layout setting go from > g-k-p to i18n capplet. > > > Both gkp and (gnome-language-properties?) should have a "System" or > > "Advanced" or "Default system settings" that pop up the appropriate > > G-S-T frontend, and should have a conspicuous notice that changing > > settings there won't change everyone else's settings. > Well, sounds reasonable. Just not clear how to organize this properly, > from the architecture POV. Shoud g-s-t export some API which would be > used by g-k-p/g-l-p? > > BTW, is d-d-l going to discuss g-l-p destiny at all? I would be so happy > to make Carlos responsible for the layouts configuration on frontend:) > > > While there's no need to merge them, they should be integrated, and take > > each other into account. > Nice words:) Could you please pronounce them in terms of APIs/ > dependencies?:) > > Regards, > > Sergey -- Manuel Amador (Rudd-O) GPG key ID: 0xC1033CAD at keyserver.net
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