Can you add cancel button when it's possible?

[Ondrej Mihalyi]

I understand now, thanks for clarification of the process, because even though I'm a developer, I have no experience with huge collaborative projects like XFCE and anything that gets me closer to uderstand how developing such a project works makes me happy.

I take your reply as a challange to post a patch, and won't bother you until I am able to make one.  I want to make myself clear in that I have no intention to bother you with bunch of feature requests (as I didn't start this thread), but it's my only chance to make XFCE better by supporting some useful features which not only I would appreciate.  I hope I'll have time and experience later to do something more :)
( for now I think it's easier to tell you to change it than to download the code and find out where to change it )

By the way, here is my example:
	I sometimes change my themes, when I want xfce desktop look nice with non-XFCE desktop applications like  gkrellm.  In that case I keep going through all themes until I find the right one, but often I cannot find a better theme, and then I'm not able to easily revert to my old theme.
I certainly agree, that most features don't need a revert button, but some definitely would be easily customizable if REVERT button was present.  Not that I wouldn't work around it now :)

Keep doing your good work, I appreciate it a lot,
ondro

> > When I posted my previous message, I tried to make
> > myself clear and advocated for an option I though would be useful and make
> > your software better and smarter.  You don't have to agree, but then it's
> > not enough to say why it's not useful, because I know it would be useful
> > to me and you're not going to convince me. You definitely should state
> > whether it's good and you'll work around it, bad and you'll never touch
> > it, or you don't care and are free to accept patches; otherwise my message
> > would be followed by many more going over and over the same topic.  
> > Nice day to you, ondro
> > 
> 
> I was genuinely interested in an example of when it would be useful. I
> stated my own opinion that most of our options don't need a revert
> button.
> 
> Here's how I believe the process works:
> 
> If something bothers you (or anyone else) try to convince us we're wrong.
> Specific examples are always better than general statements ("I lost two
> days of work" vs . "I like that better") and, if you are a developer, a
> patch to show what you mean can make your argument stronger.
> 
> Lots of discussion generally means people think it's important and will
> make us pay more attention. If many people want something we will
> consider it, if many people disagree that means we can do what we want ;-)
> 
> In the end we will decide based on available time, personal interest and
> opinion and user input.
> 
> 	Jasper
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