GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 97486
In single click mode, underlining items is irritating
Last modified: 2004-12-22 21:47:04 UTC
It's irritating behaviour to underline a moused-over item when in single click mode. It is quite obvious the item is moused-over because it lights up; the underlining in contrast is a bit "In your face." I recommend disabling the underlining by default and making a gconf-pref to enable it; at least allow power users to turn it off even if you want to keep the default as underlining.
Might be an ok idea, especially considering that this behavior is inconsistent between the list and icon views. Also the mouse pointer could change to a hand when mouse over folders/files which might be an even better visual que. I don't think we should have a preference though, lets just make this work right.
I don't think we should have a preference really, I was just lobbying for "At least give _me_ a way to turn this off!" in case people liked it as it is...
Created attachment 12000 [details] [review] Remove single-click-mode icon underlining, show hand-cursor instead.
Jan: please add the "PATCH" keyword whenever you add a patch to bugzilla. Thanks!
*** Bug 91584 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Calum had this to say in the duped bug: Well I've always hated single-click mode so I'm not going to get involved in this too much :) But I agree that we should use the hyperlink cursor whenever the mouse is over any icon that will be activated by a single click.
*** Bug 47827 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Commited to CVS on 2002-11-06, marking FIXED.