From: Skilleter, J. <joh...@ec...> - 2008-01-08 15:03:32
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I've come across an annoying problem with kdiff3 on Red Hat Linux; A number of the menu items in the GUI which turn options on or off do not indicate the current state of the option correctly. This seems to apply to all on/off menu entries which have icons on the left hand side of the menu. Those without icons show a tick when the option is turned on or nothing when it is turned off. Those without icons do not change appearance. On kdiff3 on Windows the behaviour is subtly different in that options which are enabled are highlighted with a paler background under the icon or the tick, but this isn't happening under Linux and it is all too easy to run a diff, not realise that the 'Show files only in A' or 'Show files only in B' options are turned on because there's nothing to indicate it in the menu and miss something of vital importance! I've tried it on a couple of PC's, one with KDE and one with Gnome (both running the same Red Hat) and got the same result - Anyone happen to have any idea whether this a bug/limitation of the software, or our particular Linux setup? Thanks John Skilleter --=20 John Skilleter BSc. (Hons) Leading Engineer EchoStar Europe joh...@ec... Beckside Design Centre, Millennium Business Park, Station Road, Steeton, Keighley, UK, BD20 6QW Tel: +44 - 1535 659000 Fax: +44 - 1535 659100 |