Re: [gtk-list] interface questions/proposals
- From: Michel Selten <seltenm Ehv Tass Philips Com>
- To: gtk-list redhat com
- Subject: Re: [gtk-list] interface questions/proposals
- Date: Mon, 16 Mar 1998 13:07:35 +0100
Raj Dutt wrote:
>
> i mentioned this before, but it was hidden in the midst of other questions
> and a really bad topic sentence :)
>
> i am really impressed with both the quality and the look of the gtk widget
> set.. but there are three issues that really bug me. these are not at all
^^^^^
You only mention two issues and a 'ps' =) (just nagging ;) )
> architectural changes so they wont break anything :)
>
> firstly, the panes implementation. currently, the user can only change the
> size of the panes by a small rectangular box placed at the bottom corner of
> the pane. This is the way it is done in Motif, but i see no reason why it
> should be implemented this way in gtk. i propose that the pane widget be
> modified so that size control can be done from any pane boundary..
>
> secondly, the scrollbars. Right now, they are implemented ala
> windows95/motif/MacOS.. which is probably the most intuitive for most users.
> However, i must take this oppurtunity to propose the alternative style (that
> i have seen on some IRIX systems i believe) where the scroll buttons are on
> the bottom.. this may take some getting used to but is really a timesaver. i
> think that the mainstream can easily adapt and will eventually be pleased..
I think this the user should be able to decide this. So implement both
(or more)
methods.
>
> ps - (just one question = - there was some discussion on this list about
> the way that progress bar was updated. some feel that the progress bar should
> be updated instantly (ie non queued updating) is this being considered atm?
>
Later,
Michel
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