Re: Question about change to Buddy List

The toolbar is one of two primary ways I interact with the buddy list  
(the other is keyboard shortcuts). While I would like without it, I  
really wouldn't want to.
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On Jun 5, 2005, at 6:56 AM, Elektron wrote:

>
> On 5 Jun, 2005, at 03:55, Graham Booker wrote:
>
>
>> I am posting this to fire-dev instead of just to the core group  
>> because I want greater discussion on it.
>>
>> I have been in the process of redoing a bit of the buddy list.   
>> Visually, much of it is the same, but it has more capabilities  
>> (such as displaying the start of the status message within the  
>> buddy list if you like).  Anyway, in this process, I found that  
>> designing in the window's toolbar cannot be done in a very elegant  
>> manner within the new architecture.  I then looked at the contents  
>> of this toolbar, and noticed that everything within the toolbar  
>> also exists within the Buddies menu and the Status Menu.  I also  
>> have not used the toolbar in well over a year myself, so here is  
>> my question:
>>
>> How do you feel about eliminating the toolbar entirely from the  
>> Buddies window?
>>
>
> Toolbars are good, and are everywhere in OSX, and you can hide it  
> if you like.
>
> More keyboard shortcuts would be nice, though.
>
> - Purr
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