Le Lun 15 octobre 2007 01:09, Changwoo Ryu a écrit : > 2007-10-14 (일), 23:19 +0200, Mildred 쓰시길: >> Le Fri 05/10/2007 à 23:51 Nicolas Mailhot à écrit: >> > Windows solved this problem years ago. Instead of having a >> keyboard >> > layout/IM switcher, you add a language switcher to the desktop. >> > Switching languages may require a layout/IM change, or not. When >> it >> > requires a layout/IM change the switcher behaves like the current >> > GNOME or KDE keyboard applet. The smart thing is that even when >> there >> > is no layout/IM change needed the user can still press his >> switcher >> > hotkey, and apps are informed the language being typed changed. >> >> What about if I have two windows. In one I'm writing an e-mail in >> english, and in the other, I'm creating a document using another >> language ? >> >> Maybe it could be a per-window property ... i think the keyboard >> layout >> can be like that too. > > Per-window property is not useful as it seems.
I'd say it's a policy decision, maybe at the WM level. But that's for the technical people to decide -- Nicolas Mailhot _______________________________________________ xdg mailing list [email protected] http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/xdg
