David Walser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > i've nothing wrong against "cancel / ok" button order because of > > gnome, ie i've not choose "cancel / ok" order because gnome does, > > but because most others desktop (macos?, kde, gnome, zindoz, ...) > > uses that order. > > I have heard that newer MacOS have this order, but KDE and Windows > sure don't.
confirmed by kde team and mac fans :-) > All this is doing is furthering the inconsistency that Gnome has > introduced, which only confuses users. at least, there's a guideline, which is better than none. you may dislike the button order but it has the advantage of existing (unlike previous drakxtools where oder depends of tools or even dialogs) > And yes Adam, I agree this issue is somewhat "silly," but if it > weren't for what Gnome did, the issue would have never arisen, and > silly as it may be, the issue does affect usability (and that's a > bigger reason that what rocks/sucks thank you very god damn much). > > > maybe some ingeeners in human machine interfaces area have found > > better layout, but for now, standardize the layout in our tools is > > good. > > > > make it similar to most other apps is even better. > > Good, then make it the ok/cancel order. sorry but we definitively choose the cancel/ok order for drakxtools because of gtk+/gnome historics
