On Saturday 11 November 2006 11:09, Daniel Ehn wrote:
> > >
> > > The mouse pointer should change it's shape
too, from "coming in from
> > > the right" to "coming in from the
left"?
> >
I forgot: You can find left handed themes on kde-look.
At least this cursor theme has a left-handed version.
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=6240
It still has at least a "bug", though: the
hot-spot for the "waiting" cursor
is wrong.
> > I think it is possible by writing a custom style,
at least for standard
> > widgets like scrollviews. If I remember correctly,
there was a
> > "NextStep" like style that had the bar
on the left. and, oh, maybe in
> > right-to-left locales the bar is on the left, but
that is probably a
> > bit too extreme, even for us lefties.
> >
> > Luciano
>
> You're right: styles. Right-to-left locales... no,
definitely not an
> option. But that sound strange if this depend on from
which direction
> you're reading, it has nothing to do with it. Anyway,
why not having this
> as a standard option for styles like the buttons for
window decorations?
>
Personally, I'd like to have the option, too, along with a
way to chose the
arrows position in the scrollbars (My preference is to have
two arrows,
grouped in a corner).
Probably people are concerned of adding more options, and I
can't really
blame them: one more option is easy to add, but very hard to
remove in case
of need (people will complain).
Ciao,
Luciano
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