Another potential would be to prevent windows from occupying the
left-most 5px-10px of the screen. The Firefox back button is a stickler
for this launcher behaviour, but try resizing it so that it is almost
maximised, except leave a small space on the left hand side. This really
helps to preven
On 11/03/2011 01:50 AM, Jo-Erlend Schinstad wrote:
We have really serious issues with Unity. For instance, look at the
attached screenshot.
Can you please include a descriptive subject line and an actual
explanation of the perceived problem in your email another time?
Consider that you are w
Two other potential solutions:
1. A visual proximity indicator to the hidden launcher, for instance as a
very soft glow that becomes more visible as the mouse moves towards the
left side (similar to KDE 4.x when its taskbar is set to autohide).
- or -
2. Make the left-most column a clickable reg
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Matt Richardson wrote on 03/11/11 09:01:
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> It strikes me that the idea behind hiding the menus has been that
> for people with touch devices these menus are not useful and future
> applications should avoid the use of menus where possible.
That i
On 11/03/2011 02:01 PM, Matt Richardson wrote:
It strikes me that the idea behind hiding the menus has been that for
people with touch devices these menus are not useful and future
applications should avoid the use of menus where possible.
What makes you think that would be the idea?
The panel
On Thu, Nov 3, 2011 at 16:01, Thorsten Wilms wrote:
> On 11/03/2011 02:01 PM, Matt Richardson wrote:
>
>> It strikes me that the idea behind hiding the menus has been that for
>> people with touch devices these menus are not useful and future
>> applications should avoid the use of menus where po
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