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From: | Isaac Dupree |
Subject: | Re: menu loop (patch) |
Date: | Sat, 19 Jul 2008 19:45:21 -0400 |
User-agent: | Thunderbird 2.0.0.14 (X11/20080505) |
Carles Pina i Estany wrote:
Hello, On Jul/19/2008, Isaac Dupree wrote:Carles Pina i Estany wrote:GTK menubar-menus are looping for me. But I'm not sure about menus that consist of selecting from a list in a box (maybe some login window?). I don't care personally, because my GRUB-lists are not terribly long... hmm, if you hold down a (arrow) key in GRUB, is there auto-repeat?fast check in KDE: it's looping Also, Iceweasel menus are looping here (maybe because it's executed in KDE and there is some GTK Widget with a different behaviour? I have no idea)no, there isn't auto-repeat (this is what the patch that we are talking does). GRUB-lists shouldn't be terrible long, but quite users needs to go from the first option to the last option quite often (at least is what i see).
is this because tools tend to add options to the *end* of the list -- the same way my browser adds bookmarks to the end of the bookmarks menu? That's the situation I find myself really using looping regularly in my OS (Firefox, Linux).
It might be worth the effort to add a config option, if there are people who have to deal with their boot-menu on a regular basis (are there? probably...). Then if they're like me, they'll want to be able to fix its annoying behavior for the future. So it's worth it for them; and if there are a significant number of people like that, the one-time cost of *implementing* the option may be worth it.
-Isaac
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