Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Re: [Gimp-developer] FAQ (-: sooner or later :-) KDEification of GIMP]

2005-06-19 Thread Simon Budig
Sven Neumann ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
[Fileselector]
 I do accept that but I would like people to point out exactly what
 problems they have instead of just saying that they dislike the new
 dialogs. Without detailed complaints we can't do anything to improve
 the situation.

What occurred to me recently: The absence of a discoverable filename
entry makes it quite hard to paste a filename into the fileselector.

(plus the extra popping up window is quite annoying)

Bye,
Simon

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Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Re: [Gimp-developer] FAQ (-: sooner or later :-) KDEification of GIMP]

2005-06-19 Thread Robert L Krawitz
   From: Sven Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
   Date: Mon, 20 Jun 2005 00:40:37 +0200

If you want details then exactly as in gtk+-1.0 should suffice,
because that dialog simply worked. No extra window, no slow extra
popups that you have to wait for, no fancy and distracting
_hiliting_, no stealing of the current selection
etc. etc. Basically I want to be able to blindly enter paths as I
could with gimp-1.0, press enter and presto - saved or loaded,
with no other die effects.

   Perhaps you should stop looking at the dialog and just blindly
   enter paths. It works surprisingly well.

Did this change in GTK 2.6?  In GTK 2.4, I tried doing precisely
that.  I typed ctrl-O while in an image named colors4.tif; I tried
to type skier.tifenter and got another copy of colors4.tif.  I
don't much mind blindly entering paths, as long as I can see what I'm
typing in case I make a mistake.

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Re: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Re: [Gimp-developer] FAQ (-: sooner or later :-) KDEification of GIMP]

2005-06-18 Thread pcg
[This is a re-sent because my reent mails had been sent for moderation ut
never appeared on-list: is the list still moderated?]

On Sat, Jun 18, 2005 at 03:23:02PM +0200, Sven Neumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:
 And, you aren't seriously trying to argue that the new GtkFileChooser
 would be worse than the old file selection widget, are you? That used

Lots of people have expressed that the new filechooser feels worse for
them.  I, for example, as a heavy unix shell user (probably a totally
unimportant part of the gimp user community as I am no graphics artist),
still find the old (gtk+-1) file dialogs much easier and more intuitive to
use, with less clutter. The best file dialogs ever, because they never got
in my way. The new (gtk+-2.6) dialogs _do_ come in my way. They work like
ms windows, they feel like ms windows, and they feel clumsy, in the parts
that I use: entering filenames.

(Despite still blocking for ages due to excessive stat() ing for remote
filesystems not in the directory I started them, and many more minor
annoyances that certainly _will_ be fixed, or at least be improved, but
still make it slow business with gtk+-2.6.4).

Other things (workflow) will not get fixed because the target (me!) is not
the majority, and not important either. But that doesn't magically make
the dialogs useful for me and claiming so again and again makes that more
and more grotesque.

 to be the case with the early implementations but certainly not with
 the latest GTK+ 2.6 releases. The file dialog is getting better and
 better with each release.

You keep repeating this as if it were some kind of religion - why do you
ignore the people who simply disagree? Of course the new dialogs have many
more features, but they are _much_ less usable for _some_ people. This is
a simple fact.

You should really accept that, even if it works for you, and even if you
cannot understand it.

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[EMAIL PROTECTED]: Re: [Gimp-developer] FAQ (-: sooner or later :-) KDEification of GIMP]

2005-06-17 Thread Bill Kendrick
Joao S. O. Bueno Calligaris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
 I actually run the GIMP on KDE, and it works just fine. Minor bug 
 related to KDE integration are reported form time to time to 
 bugzilla, and that is all there is that doesn't work.

I'd love it if Gimp used KDE's file dialogs.  The new Gimp one is quite
annoying, compared to both the older Gimp file dialogs and the latest
KDE ones.

-bill!
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