> GTK+ should provide sensible desktop integration, not the
> desktop toolkit integration.
Please elaborate on that statement. It seems that GTK+ is the language
that the application is written in, and it is up to the desktop
environment to make that application fit in to the rest of the desktop.
GTK+ should provide sensible desktop integration, not the desktop
toolkit integration.
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The problem with the GTK file chooser is that for user coming from windows,
they not only wonder why the picker is different, but also why the shortcuts
are no more here...
And I must say, even for me it cost a lot of time to search for the right
folder on gtk picker, when I've configured all t
On November 12, 2008 11:36:07 Melanie F. wrote:
> It's not so much that the file chooser is foreign, it's that it's clunky
> and not as configurable as KDE's. I'm a "naive just-use-it computer
> user" and I'd love to see this implemented.
I agree - if the GTK file chooser was a good as KDE's, I'd
It's not so much that the file chooser is foreign, it's that it's clunky
and not as configurable as KDE's. I'm a "naive just-use-it computer
user" and I'd love to see this implemented.
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Confirmed then.
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The link that usr provided (KGtk) is, by it's own description, "a quick-
and-dirty LD_PRELOAD hack that allows some Gtk applications to use KDE's
file dialogs when run under KDE." Therefore I agree that KGtk is a great
place to start from, but more work needs to be done. Also, it should be
included
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I must say i'm with Dotan on this one. it's very annoying to have such
inconsistency. a person who chooses to use KDE, is using it because he
thinks it's better than GNOME. he prefers KDE over GNOME means he likes
QT apps, he likes how things work, and like the KDE file chooser! but
unfortunately,
I should stress that this is a usability issue. The inconsistent File
Chooser dialogs confuse users. Users expect a uniform, consistent user
interface for all applications.
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