Hi! > On the issue of settings. Whenever I click on a mail address, it invokes > the evolution first time wizard now. Heck, I don't use evolution, I > write my mails either in Thunderbird or in emacs thanks. There used to > be a setting called "preferred applications". That one seems gone > now. Not even the gnome-tweaks tool has it. Does anyone know where I can > set things so that it sends mail *not* using evolution?
It's a bit hidden in "System Info" but you can still set this properly. > One widget that I am not very fond of, is the ON/OFF slider. It has been > copied from Apple's UI, I believe and it makes sense on capacitive touch > screens, but on a desktop that I operate with a mouse, I find it awkward to > have a widget that I have to click-grab move around and release again. Also > when it is in one position and is only labeled "Off", does it mean that is it > Off right now, or that I have to drag it to the off direction to actually > turn it off? This was not always clear to me. I would have preferred a > checkbox, which is essentially what this is. On a non-touchscreen, it just > doesn't make sense to me. Besides that you can just click it (no drag necessary) there is some ongoing design decision about the use of the widget. > Last but not least, whenever the "Authentication needed" dialog pops up, the > password entry dialog is not focused initially, it requires a mouse click to > do so. I believe this was different previously, and I actually preferred it > that way. Sounds like a bug (probably fixed already). You may want to check in bugzilla. Regards, Johannes
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