The only real problem I have with overlay scrollbars is when using
GIMP. Extremely annoying behavior when you zoom in and you have to
scroll. Especially bad while horizontal scroll. I don't know if it's
just me...
On Fri, Oct 7, 2011 at 7:07 PM, James Jenner wrote:
>
> Regards,
>
> James Jenner
>
Regards,
James Jenner
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On 8 October 2011 02:05, Jo-Erlend Schinstad
wrote:
> Den 07. okt. 2011 16:43, skrev gespert...@gmail.com:
>
>> With visible scrollbars you know where they are, you just move your
>> pointer and use them. With hidden scrollbars, yo
2011/10/7 Jo-Erlend Schinstad
> On 7 October 2011 14:25, nick rundy wrote:
>
> > to 11.04), I have always HATED how hard it is to resize windows in
> ubuntu.
> > So I turned to the grabber because it was the only way to reliably get a
>
> It's really easy to resize windows in Ubuntu. Hold alt a
Sorry I don't think I have explained myself very well.
I would NOT want to get rid of Zeitgeist, I would have Zeitgeist results
displayed as soon as they are returned with a more extensive search
continuing afterwards.
Perhaps this could be offered as a button saying "Continue Searching?"
after th
Den 07. okt. 2011 16:43, skrev gespert...@gmail.com:
You value that, but others (like me) tend to be willing to sacrifice
some minimalism in order to get features more accessible.
Hidden scrollbars (I have to admit I haven't tried 11.10, so I'm
talking about the ones in 11.04) make things a littl
> Den 07. okt. 2011 15:12, skrev SorinN:
>> All peoples talk here about small screens - this is the main target of
>> Ubuntu OS ?
>> Normal desktop user ? No one think about ?
+1
2011/10/7 Jo-Erlend Schinstad :
> I run a dual screen setup with a 23" and a 24", both in 1920x1080. I love
> the over
Den 07. okt. 2011 15:12, skrev SorinN:
But Stefanos
no one talk about desktops - particularly big screens for home or
production where is enough space for normal scrollbars, where the
global menu also ..is not a solution (as it never was for big
screens).
All peoples talk here about small scre
But Stefanos
no one talk about desktops - particularly big screens for home or
production where is enough space for normal scrollbars, where the
global menu also ..is not a solution (as it never was for big
screens).
All peoples talk here about small screens - this is the main target of
Ubuntu O
On 7 October 2011 14:25, nick rundy wrote:
> to 11.04), I have always HATED how hard it is to resize windows in ubuntu.
> So I turned to the grabber because it was the only way to reliably get a
It's really easy to resize windows in Ubuntu. Hold alt and middleclick
anywhere to resize in any dir
I wasn't trying to "detract" or "minimize" the OPs observation. I was simply
stating my experience to see how it related with others. I have not had the
problem OP speaks of because I always use the "grabber." Historically (prior to
11.04), I have always HATED how hard it is to resize windows i
Den 05. okt. 2011 17:56, skrev matt:
I'm not sure I understand, as far as I was aware doing a search of the
file system does not require it to be indexed. Indexing is just a way of
speeding things up isn't it?
If I am correct about indexing then my proposal to use a similar system
to gnome-searc
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