clients by adding an unnecessary 'enable-bidi' checkbox which was never agreed
upon on the kwin mailing list.
The use of --reverse is sufficient without needing this checkbox.
Please discuss largish patches like these first, especially during a feature
freeze!
(Everyone also seems to forget the kwin-styles in kdeartwork)
- Make clients look the same with --reverse instead of the broken state they
were in previously. If the button ordering is not to your liking in reverse
mode, just change the button positions. (Or send patches for those clients
that have not got these features yet).
- Clean up popupMenu handling somewhat.
- Remove a global static object in keramik.
svn path=/trunk/kdebase/kwin/; revision=174079
if it's on, kwin clients will reverse thire display when the desktop is reversed (arabic, hebrew etc).
Clinets updated to use this options, and options.h has a few more lines :)
see clients for the changes.
svn path=/trunk/kdebase/kwin/; revision=173581
his part of the patch, works fine but there's just the re-check needed to
be added so when the effect for tooltips changes, the deco's tooltips take
this as well. There are no new strings except the Un-Sticky tooltip, all
others are translated. thd@kde.org agreed on the strings.
svn path=/trunk/kdebase/kwin/; revision=104585
init() called after client got loaded
deinit() called when client is about to get unloaded
reset() called once before Options::resetClients() is emitted
svn path=/trunk/kdebase/kwin/; revision=93372
visible dialogs for stays-on-top fullscreen windows (helps with Konqueror's dialogs)
Fixed lock with Alt-Tab box plus accelerator
svn path=/trunk/kdebase/kwin/; revision=65241
now only has one button entry, "ButtonBg", instead of 3. It's up to the client
what to do with it. All the clients are updated except mwm. As the
author noted in his README, mwm isn't Motif window manager at all but KStep ;-)
I disabled it for now until there is new drawing code in there, it would
confuse users anyways since were about to release another Krash and it is
identical to KStep.
Also, I removed the Groove and GrooveText color entries. We now use the
normal TitleBar and Font entries. Hence system will probably look funny until
you adjust the colors since it draws text on the frame and not the titlebar
bg. All the rest look much better by default.
To configure button colors set the active/inactive button background color
in KControl. I'll remove the other entries ASAP. You'll also note that the
active/inactive colors are now actually what you would expect.
svn path=/trunk/kdebase/kwin/; revision=47753
the text when using tiny titlebars but it looks like crap without it ;-)
BTW, is this style working well for laptop people?
svn path=/trunk/kdebase/kwin/; revision=44853
satisfy both laptop users who want large buttons and those who have low
resolution and want small bars. So I made it configurable :)
You can now set the titlebar height anywhere from 14 to 32 pixels, which also
changes the button size:
You currently need to edit ~/.kde/share/config/kwinrc and set:
[Laptop]
TitleHeight=Some number between 14-32.
Then restart KWin (it's not in the options class yet). The default is still
a small titlebar.
Here's the shot I put up before with the default small titlebar:
http://www.mosfet.org/kwinlaptop.gif
Here's one with a larger titlebar (21 pixels):
http://www.mosfet.org/laptop-bigtitlebar.gif
svn path=/trunk/kdebase/kwin/; revision=44755
width. The issue here is I want to make the buttons as wide as possible for
laptop mice without having the titlebar be all buttons and no title ;-) My
solution so far is making the common buttons bigger and the uncommon ones
smaller. It's not consistent but let's me make the areas frequently hit
wide as hell, which is good for a laptop :) Close, iconify, and maximize are
larger - sticky and help are smaller.
Another updated shot is at:
http://www.mosfet.org/kwinlaptop.gif
svn path=/trunk/kdebase/kwin/; revision=44698
It features a reduced height taskbar with oversized width buttons (I may make
these even wider to make them easier to hit), a minimal frame, and a
oversized shaped resize handle. Uses the system KWin style buttons, not just
because I like them but because they fit in the reduced size bar ;-)
As usual, here's a screenshot:
http://www.mosfet.org/kwinlaptop.gif
On another note, the Be style is going away and is now replaced by B2. Be
needs work so I asked Matthias Ettrich about it (he's the maintainer of that
style), and it turns out he's already using B2 :)
svn path=/trunk/kdebase/kwin/; revision=44656
