Version: (using Devel) OS: Linux Installed from: Compiled sources At the moment the button order of the buttons at the bottom of the dialogs is GNOME/Mac-OS like. There should be a way to change it to be more like KDE 3 or Windows. I couldn't find anything for it in systemsettigs. See: http://community.livejournal.com/shlomif_tech/17025.html
Has "ButtonLayout=1" option been implemented on KDE 4?
the buttons take on the ordering of the environment they are in for consistency. if you run it in a windows or kde desktop, you get the windows/kde traditional ordering. if you runt it in gnome or on a mac, you get their ordering, etc. we just follow the ordering of the environment the application runs in. p.s. your blog entry was a low class act. but i'll respond to it over there.
(In reply to comment #2) > the buttons take on the ordering of the environment they are in for > consistency. if you run it in a windows or kde desktop, you get the windows/kde > traditional ordering. I'm sorry, but I'm running KDE 4 apps on top of KDE 4 (started using "startkde") and now KDE 3 (started using "/opt/kde3/bin/startkde"), and they still have the GNOME/Mac buttons order. OK is on the right, and cancel is on the left. > if you runt it in gnome or on a mac, you get their > ordering, etc. we just follow the ordering of the environment the application > runs in. I see. It doesn't happen here and I'm using KDE 3 or KDE 4 on Mandriva Linux Cooker. I don't see a way to change the title of the bug, so I'm going to re-open it anyway. Regards, -- Shlomi Fish
let me assure you, it works. if it isn't working for you, it's either a packaging issue, something in the Qt version you're using (since that's where this magic happens) or PEBCAK.
(In reply to comment #4) > let me assure you, it works. if it isn't working for you, it's either a > packaging issue, something in the Qt version you're using (since that's where > this magic happens) or PEBCAK. > Actually, that is not the case as I discovered (and found a solution today). Someone on #qt told me it was a style issue. In sysetmsettings, I converted the style from "Cleanlooks" to "Plastique", and then the button order was KDE-style. After I converted it back to Cleanlooks, it was back to a GNOME-style button order. So I'm setting it to Plastique for now. Just FYI.