[Desktop_architects] Printing dialog and GNOME
Jeff Waugh
jdub at perkypants.org
Tue Dec 13 10:02:40 PST 2005
<quote who="Timothy D. Witham">
> But if you send the mail to somebody not using Evolution you get
> choppy
> lines heck you can get choppy lines if you send it to and Evolution user
> if
> they are using a different window size. (I'm not fixing the paragraph
> so you can see what happens.)
Right, so I can see this from your emails, but could not reproduce it with
Evolution here. The text formatting (which is also used to produce extra
text/plain attachments when sending HTML mail) seems to work correctly.
> > > 2) The navigation bars on the left side.
> >
> > Didn't really understand this description. You can hide those buttons if
> > they get in your way.
>
> How? I've looked - please tell me.
View > Switcher Appearance > Hide buttons
> Yes, but what I get when I do that is a new window of the exact same
> component that I'm running right now. What I used to be able to get was a
> calendar window sized and formatted the way I used it. Now I get a
> default window (always) formatted and sized as the window I launched it
> from. That's fine for a novice user but I want to have it my way not the
> way that somebody else decided it should be.
I can reproduce it here with the separated menu entries for each component.
Sounds like a regression within the 2.x series (probably between 2.0 and
2.2)... Have you filed a bug? If it hasn't been seen to already, then it's
probably because no bugs were filed about the change.
(On a bit of a tangent, I've been encouraging the Evolution maintainers to
ditch the 'one big blob of groupware' Outlook-style interface, and craft
each component as separate, task-optimised applications. They'll still work
together nicely, but they won't all be boxed up in that terribly generic
box.)
- Jeff
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