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Subject: Re: Better usage of screen edges and corners?
From: Luciano Montanaro <mikelima () virgilio ! it>
Date: 2004-05-06 15:30:50
Message-ID: 200405061730.50113.mikelima () virgilio ! it
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On Thursday 06 May 2004 15:40, Malte Cornils wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I have recently had some problems with kwin. Since mac-style application menus
> have shown to have up a better performance/usability than "standard" ones, I
> tried to use those.
>
> (the reason: to open a pulldown menu, you throw the mouse upwards, hit the
> upper screen edge (no need for slowing down) and pull down the menu, instead
> of locating the menu bar of the specific window, moving there, positioning
> the mouse on the correct spot, and clicking - see linked article).
>
> However, with all styles I used, there is a one-pixel border between mac-style
> menu bar and the screen edge. So, I can move the mouse up quickly to reach
> the menu bar, but have to revert mouse direction, move down approximately one
> pixel again, and *then* click. The file menu is especially bad: you could
> just move the mouse in upper left direction (the fastest possible mouse
> action besides just clicking) and you would have the file menu, but you have
> to move the mouse both down and to the right.
Update libQt.
Luciano
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