Am Freitag, den 26.08.2005, 09:04 +0100 schrieb Ross Burton: > On Thu, 2005-08-25 at 21:21 -0400, Jason Hoover wrote: > > I don't see the trash applet used in Fedora by default, so I'm guessing > > this is an Ubuntu bug/Icon theme bug. Having the icon "land" where it > > looks would probably be annoying to someone expecting it to 'land' where > > his mouse is (especially on a tablet screen). Visual feedback may be a > > good idea, but I'm not sure what exactly the trash should do to indicate > > it's gonna get dropped there. > > I'm about to file a bug that Nautilus should, if possible, drag files > with a semi-transparent effect. Already on the plate for a long time [1]. If you know how to deal with RGBA, please help us! I was - until now - only able to lower the saturation and apply a bilevel transparency mask (full transparent/not transparent). I don't know how to do this inside GDK. Maybe we'll have to hook the cairo context and draw it with lowered transparency or something. > The fact that it looks like a blue box is just down to the icon. It > looks like the trash for everyone who knows what the trash icon is... > > > > 6. Wants to change the Font. Goes to System->User Settings->Fonts, > > > sees the 4 boxes (does not recognize them as buttons) with "Sans" in > > > them, clicks the "Details" button, "Go to Font folder", browses the > > > fonts, finds one he likes, tries to drag it to the "boxes" without > > > success. > > It would use useful if those buttons accepted drags from font files, Introducing a new drag target for founds sounds more viable. [1] http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=40914 -- Christian Neumair <chris gnome-de org>
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