Re: First Impressions of GNUStep

[Pascal Bourguignon]

Banlu Kemiyatorn writes:
> > I don't see the use of tear-off/detachable menues. GTK had/has the 
> > same feature but they may be going to disable it per default. (There 
> > was a discussion about that topic a while ago, but I don't know what 
> > the current oppinion is)
> >
> > Hu ? tear-off menus *are* good. One thing cool with GNUstep is that the
> > application "remembers" the menu and windows positions, so you could see
> > menus as some place which handles availble "palettes".
> > And they are very easily tear-off, as the title of the menu is displayed. 
> 
> tear-off menu *are* good - confirmed. except that GTK app doesn't seem 
> to have global menu
> (for each application) and it has to think differently to use the menu 
> system. so it becomes very
> confusing since it is impossible to know if the menu is belonging to 
> what window.

Oh! I see.  The problem is with GTK.  You should  be writting in their
forums and pushing them to add global menus (for each application).


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