An understanding of options

Olivier Fourdan fourdan at xfce.org
Tue Jul 15 22:11:09 CEST 2003


Hi,

We are not against all options, but to get the software released, we
need to stop adding features at some point and concentrate on fixes.

Cheers,
Olivier.

On Tue, 2003-07-15 at 21:55, prophet wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> So, I have noticed that there certain things that would be nice if they 
> had on option to allow the user certian configurations, however, they 
> always seemed to be denied when asked. I understand that having to many 
> options can be a real pain in @$$, but somethings just need to have 
> them.  I love xfce so far.. but giving the user some control/options to 
> set it his/her way would be very nice.  :-)
> 
> For example, the menus on the desktop.  It would be extremely nice to 
> select which mouse button brings up what window.
> Reason being is coming from so many other WM's I feel it is very 
> natural to have my desktop menu on the right mouse button, the middle 
> for my workspace tasklist and my left button does nothing.  I have 
> noticed that many users have come in and asked how this can be changed 
> many times and feel this should be a necessity to xfce.
> 
> Having a pause on when showing the hidden taskbar instead of it being 
> so immediate.  I like having it at the top hidden till I need it, but 
> evertime I go to close a window or go the apps menu I get to close and 
> it pops up right away on top of my windows and its annoying as heck.
> 
> I can also think of a few other options.. like having the users default 
> text editor open up your xfdesktop's menu, or setting of the xfwm's 
> default keys (or making of a new one) instead of searching thru one's 
> file system to do it, and etc.
> 
> I hope I didn't stir up any bad vibes.. I know that certian things can 
> be a touchy subject.. I'm just curious.. (I know it killed the cat)  :)
> 
> Thanks,
> Prophet
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