Re: Clipboard
"Steven D'Aprano" <[email protected]> Fri, 9 Aug 2002 01:29:25 +1000
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On Thu, 8 Aug 2002 08:09, Brad Potts wrote: > Hey all, > > I'm just wondering if I'm following this. I'm new to this newsletter > and for the past week or so all I have been hearing is people > arguing/discussing about the "cut" and "paste" icons in KDE. If so > is this what we're all really arguing about????? Not trying to be a > jerk or anything, this just seems like an extended discussion about > something so insignificant. If this isn't the discussion and I just > came in the middle (and missed the beginning) then don't mind me... Well Brad, you could hang around a while and see what other discussions we get into, or you could start a new thread. Before you start a new thread, its probably a good idea to read the archives first, because some topics are done to death: no, KDE will not make Mac-style menu bars the default, even if they are more efficient; yes, metadata is a great idea, but we can't agree on how to implement it or even if it is something KDE should be doing. I must admit I'm surprised what a long and involved thread this simple proposed change has started. And its going to get longer, because I've got some comments that I will be posting shortly. But that's the thing about user-interfaces. People will spend hours arguing whether it should be called a trash can or a recycle bin, but it took a genius to come up with the idea in the first place. -- Steven D'Aprano