Re: It is indeed, a very sad day...

Kevin Worthington wrote:
> In KDE the big reason I liked it over GNOME (not big in reality), was
> the layout of the minimize, maximize, close buttons. In GNOME I
> didn't like the placement of the close button in the top left. Now
> with Metacity, this is no longer the case. I guess after being
> exposed to Windows 3.11, 95, 98 and upwards, I got used to it all
> being in the top right. I've been programmed to Microsoft to like it
> that way unfortunately... ;-)

What version of Red Hat and GNOME was that?

What window manager and theme?

I used Enlightenment and always had iconify, max, close
in that order in the top left. I think fvwm did it that way too.
Saw[fish|mill] followed that by default too.

You need a really strange them to get different widget placement
in the window manager.

The sawfish theme I'm now using, brushed-metal (like the E version:) ), 
has a menu in the top left on button1(left), and close on button3 (right).

	-Thomas