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Re: bad UI defaults
From: |
Nick Roberts |
Subject: |
Re: bad UI defaults |
Date: |
Mon, 25 Aug 2003 11:25:17 +0100 |
> > * The changed behaviour of the blinking cursor -- solid and empty
> > box, rather than solid and absent -- makes it hard to read the
> > character under the cursor, at least with the font I use
> > (lucidatypewriter-medium-*-normal-*-*-120).
>
> My idea here was to make it easier to see the cursor.
> If people generally don't like it, then let's undo the change.
I make use of the solid and empty box: it tells me where my lisp program has
sent the cursor a window thats not selected when I'm using edebug. That might
be quite specialised, but I would ask that this feature is made cutomisable
rather than removed.
On my Emacs `mode-line' face is bright compared with `mode-line-inactive', so
I like this feature (if that means the mode-line of selected window against
unselected windows).
Quite often I do care about the line number. I don't know if this means that
I'm not using Emacs properly.
Nick