Very late followup to the original discussion in Feb... > > MC> - Why do input methods seem to fancy these weird undecorated floating > > MC> toolbars ? Does it add anything that is not already present in > > MC> the status icon ? > > > > Yes, it does. and it's supposed to provide similar feature > > in SCIM and IMs where is running at Windows say. which > > provides facilities to change various conditions such as the > > input-mode, style etc. > > Ok. Would it not be better to provide this functionality through the > status icon as well ? Having two places related to im control (...) > seems suboptimal. And the naked toolbar looks really quite foreign to > anybody who hasn't had years of conditioning by other im frameworks... I tend to agree - I would not mind taking this discussion to bz. Old habits are hard to die/kill though... Perhaps we should turn off the toolbar by default? I think that the functionality of the toolbar should be duplicated in the panel icon menus anyway for users that turn off the toolbar. Jens -- Fedora-i18n-list mailing list Fedora-i18n-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-i18n-list
