On Friday 30 August 2002 02:19, Carsten Wolff wrote:
> On Friday 30 August 2002 00:31, Eric Ellsworth wrote:
>
> No, it wouldn't be difficult to change and I thought about it myself
> several times, but I think the behavior is better as is for the followi=
ng
> reason.
> In the last few weeks I did several KDE installs for so-far-windows-use=
rs.
> They all kept going on through the kpersonalizer-pages, only because th=
ey
> saw the changes directly and were able to go back and forth, until the
> setting was of their liking. That's because they don't have any idea of
> many of the options. They don't know what a focus-policy could be, or h=
ow
> icon-highlighting might look like.
> The redrawing isn't very nice, I know, but I think, it's the right trad=
eoff
> to make.
>
Agreed.

IMHO The idea of removing the 'quit &keep' button sounds reasonable to me=
=2E

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I have seen such dialogs multible times. The current dialog is rather unu=
sal=20
for users.=20
IMHO I would suggest an additional dialog for page 1 where no changes hav=
e=20
been made so far (if the next button has not been pressed):

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Cheers

Christoph

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