Pidgin

I'm dumb. I was running an out-of-date copy somehow.

On Wed, 2005-12-21 at 00:31 -0600, Richard Laager wrote:
> Tooltips for chats are having a couple pixels cut off the bottom of the
> "Account:" line.

I'm now having the opposite problem. There are a few pixels of extra
empty space at the bottom of the tooltip for chats.

> I think there should be one of those faint lines between the full
> tooltip for the priority buddy and the block of smaller listings for
> other buddies in the contact. I see there is still the code in
> gtkblist.c to draw the faint line, but it doesn't seem to fire.

This is good now.

Richard

I removed everything but Status and Message from non-full tooltips. I
didn't get a big response in #gaim when I asked about it, so I've just
gone ahead. Let me know if you object.

Also, I was thinking about scaling buddy icons in non-full tooltips to
be no larger than the status icon (i.e. the same size as the buddy icons
shown in the blist in "big list" mode). This seems more questionable.
Thoughts?

Richard

On Thu, 19 Jan 2006, Richard Laager wrote:

> I removed everything but Status and Message from non-full tooltips. I
...
> Also, I was thinking about scaling buddy icons in non-full tooltips to
> be no larger than the status icon (i.e. the same size as the buddy icons
> shown in the blist in "big list" mode). This seems more questionable.
> Thoughts?

my thought is, i'm all for both of these changes. at least, i think so. :P

-Ryan

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Richard Laager spake unto us the following wisdom:
> I removed everything but Status and Message from non-full tooltips. I
> didn't get a big response in #gaim when I asked about it, so I've just
> gone ahead. Let me know if you object.

I like this a lot.  It makes Mark's tooltip fit on my screen.  ;-)

> Also, I was thinking about scaling buddy icons in non-full tooltips to
> be no larger than the status icon (i.e. the same size as the buddy icons
> shown in the blist in "big list" mode). This seems more questionable.
> Thoughts?

This sounds like a winning idea to me.

Ethan

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