On Saturday 17 February 2007 12:38 pm, Michael Torrie wrote:
...
My comments about information access is addressed on another email.
> The example works just as it is supposed to. I get a pulsing progress
> bar which, on my GTK theme, is a small blue rectangle that moves back
> and forth in the progress bar. How the pulsing progress bar looks is
> entirely dependent on the theme. In some themes, you get an effect
> similar to a barber shop pole across the entire width of the progress
> bar.
The progress bar displayed on my system is simple a near empty rectangle with
a small red bar (3-4 pixels wide) at the left hand end of the rectangle. The
bar is totally motionless.
> What were you expecting to see?
The description led me to expect to see some action but it was not clear as to
what.
> Anyway, I hope this addresses your concerns.
Only in the sense that I was correct in assuming that I would see some
animation and that something was wrong when I didn't.
Regarding "theme," all I can say is that I run on a vanilla KDE screen and do
not pay any attention to themes. It is what was put up when I installed and
first booted the system and did everything I needed and was close to what I
am used to using in the past. If selecting an appropriate theme is necessary
for example2 to function properly then I feel that the GTK+ has a serious
flaw.
Thank-you for pointing out that proper functioning may be theme dependent.
This saves me from wasting any more time in trying to resolve this problem.
But this point is mute as I (as indicated on my other email) have given up on
GTK.
> Michael
Thanks for your reply and assistance.
--
The whole religious complexion of the modern world is due
to the absence from Jerusalem of a lunatic asylum.
-- Havelock Ellis (1859-1939) British psychologist
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