Re:Rust's 2017 roadmap, six months in
by mkl on Thursday July 06, 2017 @04:21AM
(#14708891)
(Not OP) Most gtk applications are very difficult for me to use, for a combination of reasons. I have joint problems that mean I rely on mouse and touch for working with text more than most people. The biggest obstacles are:
1. Gtk constantly clobbers the middle-click clipboard on Linux. In non-gtk programs that's one of my most efficient ways of entering and editing text.
2. Gtk completion dropdowns steal clicks, so typing into a field with completions (that I don't want) with an onscreen keyboard takes at least twice as many button presses as it should.
I have no such problems with Qt (or anything else).
1. Gtk constantly clobbers the middle-click clipboard on Linux. In non-gtk programs that's one of my most efficient ways of entering and editing text.
2. Gtk completion dropdowns steal clicks, so typing into a field with completions (that I don't want) with an onscreen keyboard takes at least twice as many button presses as it should.
I have no such problems with Qt (or anything else).