[PATCH] support selecting xmlui file in konqy profile
George Staikos
staikos at kde.org
Mon Jan 5 23:42:29 GMT 2004
On Monday 05 January 2004 18:30, Aaron J. Seigo wrote:
> > Now that I look at it more closely, I don't agree with any of the GUI
> > changes, except perhaps the Go button (since it can easily be re-added
> > for Kiosk-style operation). It just adds more clicks to do things and
> > hides common actions.
>
> the actions aren't that common.
I disagree. I use some of those actions very often.
> > If you want a featureless system, wait for 3.3 and add a
> > KCM or wizard that installs alternative rc files with actions removed.
>
> this removes exactly 0 features. what it does do is remove them from the
> _default_ toolbar, which in its current state is highly over populated for
> no good reason whatsoever, other than to make it hard to use.
I don't see it being overpopulated at all. KWord, KSpread, etc have what I
would call overpopulated toolbars, but this is tradition in such apps, and
you know, people learn after a day or two how to work with those quite
efficiently.
> > You
> > can even make it part of KPersonalizer: "Do you want fewer features? Y/N"
> > Removing features and making it hard to do things is what Gnome does, not
> > what KDE does, and IMHO it's really dumb.
>
> good thing that isn't what this does, then. =P
Being able to click Print instead of hunting through the menus or working
through the toolbar configuration is a feature. Being able to clear the
combo at the click of a button instead of via activating a context menu or
holding in the backspace key is a feature.
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George Staikos
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