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[opensuse-kde] KDE design / style
- From: Christian Lorch <me@xxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 26 May 2007 12:23:09 +0200
- Message-id: <200705261223.12123.me@xxxxxx>
Hello,
after working in one project with a photo/ picture programm for Windows from
Adobe I found that program in some cases more space efficient - eg. smaller
fonts, little space between checkboxes etc.
I like unices and especially KDE for their efforts in beeing consistent in
design (even the utilitys for burning, musik, scanning, ... :-) and therefore
I dont want eg gwenview, digikam, amarok, k3b developing their own UI but...
Is there a possibility in (SuSE)-KDE-design to allow sort of "small screen
interface" or to implement special design rules for some parts of the UI?
I hope that my question is understandable...
Greetings
Christian Lorch
after working in one project with a photo/ picture programm for Windows from
Adobe I found that program in some cases more space efficient - eg. smaller
fonts, little space between checkboxes etc.
I like unices and especially KDE for their efforts in beeing consistent in
design (even the utilitys for burning, musik, scanning, ... :-) and therefore
I dont want eg gwenview, digikam, amarok, k3b developing their own UI but...
Is there a possibility in (SuSE)-KDE-design to allow sort of "small screen
interface" or to implement special design rules for some parts of the UI?
I hope that my question is understandable...
Greetings
Christian Lorch
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