On Sun, 2013-02-24 at 12:19 +0100, Donato Marrazzo wrote: > I understand your pain... but strictly speaking you can switch window > with just one click: 1) move to active corner 2) pick the window (one > click)
Alt-Tab, Alt-` work too. Very fast. You even get pretty pictures of the windows so you land on the one you wanted. > Anyway, it require 2 mouse trip... and yes it's mouse intensive > operation. Using a task bar at the bottom of the screen required two mouse trips - so six of one / half-dozen of the other. If speed is a concern then use the keyboard. GNOME Shell is *VERY* keyboard navigable [which really shoots to hell the constant and incorrect GNOME-Shell-Is-For-Tablets meme - Yo, idjits! Tablets do not have keyboards!] Keyboard control of the workspace is much more streamlined then in GNOME2. > However there is an intersting extension called "dash to dock", give > it a try! I use dash-to-dock, it is nice extension. The dash for starting applications just hangs out unless it is in the way [overlapped by something] then it auto-hides. > From quality point of view... well... 3.6.2 was really unstable 3.6.3 > seems better but it happens one time per day that gnome-shell > restart... 3.6 overall has been very stable for me. Only time it seems to break down is when I'm running VMware-workstations. The focus seems to get bound up so I can't click on anything - but HUP'ing the gnome-shell brings it back to working without having to exit any applications, etc... > Please developers: give a look to stability (SIG11 fault, etc). Always; stability is a must. _______________________________________________ gnome-shell-list mailing list gnome-shell-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-shell-list
