From: Al Le <al.le_at_gmx.de>
Date: Tue, 30 Jun 2009 00:35:23 +0200

On 30.06.2009 00:24, Paul Louden wrote:

> And if a user then changes the setting back?

Then the asterisk should disappear IMO. I.e. the "dirtyness" should be
computed every time.

> On third-party sites
> there are a few theme packs containing many variants of a single theme,
> often each with their own .cfg.

He-he, a theme *is* a .cfg :-)

> Consistent with what, exactly?

Consistent with the fact that if you select something while in the
settings, you'll have that item preselected if you visit that setting
once again.


> Right now it's consistent with browsers

If you access the theme folder using the file browser then I wouldn't
expect it to be preselected. But the fact that that menu is technically
implemented using the file browser code is just a coincidence which
should not be clear to a regular user.
Received on 2009-06-30