<quote who="James Morrison"> > So the reasons to remove the patch are: > 1) Makes gtk depend on a gconf(gnome) preference
It doesn't. It just hard codes stuff that can be assumed in a Ximian environment. > 2) Doesn't follow gnome conventions for buttons. Sure, it looks weird, but there's not much you can do if you a) want to have the not-boring file selector and b) want to stay API/ABI compatible. Perhaps another design would work. Note that I'm not really fussed about it. I think it's a greasy precedent to include unnecessary patches, but it will satisfy the noisy people who are satisfied by skin-deep changes. Hmm. :-) - Jeff -- linux.conf.au 2004: Adelaide, Australia http://lca2004.linux.org.au/ "She sped into the parking lot, the door flew open and there she was, dressed only in a black bathing suit and sunglasses. I got in and she reversed straight into another car. Classic Carine." - Stephen Gan
