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List:       kde-usability
Subject:    Re: kdebase/ksmserver
From:       Eric E <whalesuit () yahoo ! com>
Date:       2002-03-08 2:21:30
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> But doesn't the UI standard say that the non-destructive button should be
> default?

I guess this depends on whether you're trying to keep inexperienced users from 
logging themselves out or to make it easier for more advanced users to 
logout.  

Here's a question: If a user is sufficiently novice to accidently log 
themselves out, can we expect that they won't be using keys to answer 
dialogs?

Wait, this is a question that calls for.... OBSERVING novice users!  Good 
thing we're working that out. :)

EE

PS - I personally would love it if you could Menu-Enter-Enter to logout...  
That's my opinion usability-wise, but I may not count.

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