[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Raphael Quinet) writes:
> On Fri, 11 Feb 2000, Sven Neumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> That being said, I also like the columns-spinbutton idea, as long as
> the minimum is 1 column. I agree with the other parts of your
> message, and with your suggestion to move the Meas
On Fri, 11 Feb 2000 14:05:42 -0500 (EST), Glyph Lefkowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
said:
>It seems like this is really the only reasonable option -- I think
>that there should be a 'menu' spot in the tools, like the top-left
>menu in the image windows, since the toolbar is frequently too thin
>for th
On Fri, 11 Feb 2000, Sven Neumann wrote:
> Alternatively we can of course merge all menus into one GIMP menu...
It seems like this is really the only reasonable option -- I think that
there should be a 'menu' spot in the tools, like the top-left menu in the
image windows, since the toolbar is f
> Loosing access to a menu may be acceptable to you, but I think it is
> in no way acceptable for a program that wants to reach a larger audience.
> I see the bugreports coming in daily. Additionally I don't know how the
> color-selector should fit into a one-column layout.
> In other word: unacc
Hi,
> I did not ignore the menu problem. If the "Help" bug is fixed (it is
> a one-line change in app/menu.c to make it last-from-left), then only
> the "File" menu is visible. But when I work with very large images, I
> do not need the "Xtns" menu at all, so I can live without it until I
> fin
On Fri, 11 Feb 2000, Sven Neumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Your list looked interesting. But, you seem to ignore the menu problem.
> IMHO 2 columns is the absolute minimum since even then get problems with
> the Help menu. If we'd allow less than 2 columns, not even Xtns will be
> accesible
> > Just to clarify, in my prev msg when refering to the selectors I was
> > refering to the pattern/gradient/brush one
>
> ... which can be turned off via a preferences option already,
Bah... must have slipped in w/o me being consulted :) Thanks for the
pointer.
alan... in desparate need of
> Sorry, but I disagree. IMHO, there are more than two useful layouts.
> Maybe I am sick or strange or something, but actually I use different
> layouts for the toolbox on different computers, depending mostly on
> the screen size and window manager used.
That's why I actually send this mail at
On Thu, 10 Feb 2000, Sven Neumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'd vote for the following solution: Completely get rid of the interactive
> resizing (since it obviously can't be fixed to work correctly) and offer
> two alternative layouts (as described above) which are switchable from the
> pref
Hi,
the discussion about the placing of the Help menu
and shortening some of the names in the toolbox
menubar made me wonder: I have a script that
registers itself under "/MyScripts" and
this creates a new menu-item "MyScripts" on the
RIGHT side of the Help menu. Is this a small glitch
(because
> Just to clarify, in my prev msg when refering to the selectors I was
> refering to the pattern/gradient/brush one
... which can be turned off via a preferences option already,
Salut, Sven
What about how the netscape tool thingie works when it is detached from
the browser window?
Right mouse clicking on it gets a small menu: Vertical, Horizontal, etc.
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On Thu, Feb 10, 2000 at 12:51:20PM -0600, Jon Winters wrote:
> What about how the netscape tool thingie works when it is detached
> from the browser window?
>
> Right mouse clicking on it gets a small menu: Vertical, Horizontal,
> etc.
Yes!
When you resize the netscape toolbar window, it is jus
Just to clarify, in my prev msg when refering to the selectors I was
refering to the pattern/gradient/brush one, not the [fore|back]ground
color one :)
Regards,
alan
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'... I was worried they were going to say "you don't have eno
> On a related subject, I want to express that I'm not very content with the
> latest changes to the toolbox since it is now impossible to have a
> horizontal toolbox with the colorselectors at the right side.
> The default setup we shipped with until now was never intended to be a
> solution, s
Hi,
Marc wrote:
> So... I am not against this change, but I also see no reason to do it,
> especially since that makes gimp different to other apps, and I think
> there should be a very good reason for this.
Since all GNOME apps have the help menu rightmost but not seperated from
the other menu
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