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Re: Horizontal menus.
From: |
Stefan Urbanek |
Subject: |
Re: Horizontal menus. |
Date: |
Sun, 18 May 2003 15:14:21 +0200 |
On 2003-05-15 23:36:08 +0200 Ian Jones <ian_jones_01@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
Daniel Luederwald wrote:
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Horizontal menus are inefficient on large screens and totaly impractical on
multihead or xinerama type installations. I have seen this discussion played
out many times here before. I personally would feel much happier if this desire
and effort were put towards making what we already have stable and usable for
people to develop applications on top of before people start changing things so
that it starts to look and behave like their OSX machine. If you want OSX then
use OSX, as far as I know the way GNUstep looks and feels was never inteded to
emulate OSX and all its mistakes.
Will some 'bring menu to this screen' or 'bring menu near the mouse' function
be sufficient? Or what about keyboard menu navigation? On the other hand, in
well behaved application you have all frequently used functions reachable by
shortcuts and other functionality in panels/inspectors/whatever. Moreover,
there is still possibility to detach menus. I mean, there should be some
compromise to satisfy more experienced users/expert environments.
Stefan
- Re: Horizontal menus., (continued)
Re: Horizontal menus., Stefan Urbanek, 2003/05/18
Re: Horizontal menus., Herbert Martin Dietze, 2003/05/15