RE: Mouse actions
- From: famrom idecnet com (Guillermo S. Romero / unnamed / Familia Romero)
- To: gnome-list gnome org
- Subject: RE: Mouse actions
- Date: Sat, 06 Mar 1999 03:57:04 +0100
>left button does menu
>middle button is configurable
>right button is the context menu
<nitpicking>
You mean one button for menu, other for context and another for direct /
forced /fast action. Please do not use exact names (or say they are a
example). Not flaming you, just trying to avoid the typical "I like middle"
"No, left".
</nitpicking>:]
>There also a menu or capplet for key excelerators
> ALT SHIFT CTL
>copy X 0 0
>move 0 X 0
>link 0 0 X
>So if you hold down alt when middle draging it forces copy, if you hold down
>shift durring the drag it moves, or whatever you have configured.
Better than my initial idea. Your "force via key" or "use the alone setting"
is really interesting.
Choose button-task relation: Things to do with fast button:
1 2 3 alone alt shift ctrl
CML menu X O O O copy O O X
Fast action O X O _ Left handed O move O X O
Context menu O O X X link X O O
Looks nice. And I hope it is intuitive placed this way.
Everybody will be able to do things in any reasonable way (I hope).
>I agree with the simple rules. In windows, I allways use right drag because
>it propmts me. I can never be shure what it is doing with the left drag.
I try to use keys (c-c, c-v, c-x) or menus too.
Good idea the changing pointer. A small word would be enough (or 3 - 4
letters if the languaje is really long). Icons too, but the word would be
easy to understand: move, copy, link (Spanish mover, copiar, enlazar, just
thinking how they will look here).
Btw: the good reason is that user gets feedback, not that you could be using
another user account (thats a bad habbit, and once you customize your
environment it becomes a PITA for others).
Only Kevin says things? Theme closed (in which direction)?
GSR
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