Le 08-06-18 à 12:20, Chuck Hill a écrit :
>
> On Jun 18, 2008, at 7:23 AM, Mike Schrag wrote:
>
>>>> I've been experimenting some with Eclipse's emulated tabs on OS
>>>> X ... This is the tabs with an implementation of the Safari tab
>>>> style:
>>>
>>> Not nice :(
>>>
>>> a) the tabs in safari are for documents, not "info panels" which
>>> is what the tabs in the lower part are.
>>> b) the icons are important info and the text is very hard to read
>> Well, I agree, or I'd commit it :) Well, I agree with "a". I'm
>> still not convinced the icons are important at all in these views ...
>
> I _use_ the icons. And some of them are functional too. The JUnit
> one animates during test runs to show progress and to indicate if
> any tests fail. If your tests result in logging, the console window
> comes to the front, so this animation actually provides useful and
> important information. Eclipse would be less functional without
> it. And we don't want a less functional but more OS X in appearance
> Eclipse. Do we?
>
> My two cents.
I'm with Chuck on this. And I think that having a custom IDE (Eclipse
RCP app) with a custom startup page and with "cleaner" menus would be
much more useful, especially for newcomers.
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