the "terminal sessions" kicker button behaviour...

Aaron Seigo aseigo at kde.org
Wed Feb 18 01:20:45 GMT 2004


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On February 17, 2004 16:25, Michael Matz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Tue, 17 Feb 2004, Aaron Seigo wrote:
> >  o does not represent actions only
>
> Although that's not a UI difference but more an internal one.

i didn't mean KActions. i meant "actions" as a generality, as in "i'm going to 
take an action". many applets are not of the "hit a button and something in 
specific happens" nature that embodies what toolbars are for.

> >  o contains menus
>
> Some toolsbars do too.  For instance the back button in konqui shows a
> drop-down menu if click+hold, but goes back immediately when just clicked.
> There are more such buttons showing an optional menu.  I think this would
> be the appropriate behaviour of similar buttons in kicker.

the menubar applet in kicker; or the applet handles; or... the panel is far 
more complex and instrumented than a simple toolbar is (or at least, should 
be). menu buttons on toolbars are a far cry from what occurs on the panel, 
and that's not speaking about it from a technical perspective.

- -- 
Aaron J. Seigo
User levels don't work. Panel space is valuable. Most users aren't coders.
Odds on that answering your question: too high.
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