[Pidgin] #2478: Avatar size in conversation window
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Tue Sep 18 11:03:22 EDT 2007
#2478: Avatar size in conversation window
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Reporter: alexef | Owner:
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: minor | Milestone:
Component: pidgin (gtk) | Version: 2.1.0
Resolution: | Keywords: avatar, toolbar
Pending: 0 |
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Comment (by Glandos):
Hi everyone !
I agree with this bug report, but with some arguments.
In fact, I always use a very large conversation window, but I lack more
often of height than width. I like to have a lot of history displayed at a
time, but for the input panel, the space is 3 to 5 bigger than my needs.
This is not a general use, but I think that this is more and more the case
with all these 16/10 screens that provide a lot of width and a few height.
I don't think the infopane is a bad idea, and it should be maintain (well,
it seems a bit empty for now, but I understand this is the place needed
for features waiting to be implemented ;) ). However, if a buddy sets an
avatar, I'd like to see it , but the infopane is to small for it (in
width), and it's impossible to make it larger, because it would reduce
dramatically the height of the chat panel.
In fact, I was very happy with the old feature, displaying buddy icons
next to the input panel. In the past, the main issue with that placement
was the buggy behavior of the formatting panel. Since this panel has
shrunk to 2 buttons, it could be nice to propose an option to place the
huge avatar next to the input panel, without changing the general behavior
even for small windows.
This is only a suggestion to make visible buddy icons back in the chat
windows, without having to mouse over the infopane. Any idea is good, I
hope I convince you to think about putting this feature back :)
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Ticket URL: <http://developer.pidgin.im/ticket/2478#comment:3>
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