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I didn't know if it was a feature or just a bug, so I posted it on Brainstorm
first. They pointed me here. The original Brainstorm idea is here:
http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/8056/
When there is a list in GNOME or some GTK+ program, if I press some item
at the top of the list, for example on "Size" in Nautilus with "list
view", the list is sorted in a counter-intuitive way. "^" means, for
some reason, more first, and "v" means less first. It should be the
opposite! Now, all other desktop environments I've tried do it the way
they, in my opinion, should, i.e. the other way. It includes Windows and
KDE4. I don't know about OSX and KDE3, I would appreciate if someone
enlightened me.
1) I'm using Ubuntu 8.04 amd64.
2) I don't know what package is involved.
3) I expect lists to be sorted according to the comparison-sign like mark in
the header.
4) It sorts it backwards.
** Affects: gtk+2.0 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Deceptive marker for list ordering in GNOME
https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/bugs/228800
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