On Thu, Apr 15, 2010 at 13:37, Vishnoo wrote:
> What could probably be a solution is adding pointer friction to the top
> edge of the menubar , so that it is less easy to over-shoot the menubar
> and could probably prevent accidentally hitting the window controls.
>
hey i love this idea!
perhaps
On 15 April 2010 12:54, Chow Loong Jin wrote:
> On Thursday 15,April,2010 06:35 PM, Luke Benstead wrote:
> >> I don't think it will be an issue with GNOME Shell, as the top-left corner
> >> is a
> >> hot corner for triggering the overlay mode so you don't need to click the
> >> button, just flick
On Thu, 2010-04-15 at 11:12 +0100, Luke Benstead wrote:
> Just to quickly add my experience to this. I've not yet accidentally
> hit the close button, however I have on several occasions hit minimize
> when aiming for the Applications menu. I also tweeted about it in
> frustration: http://twitter.c
On Thursday 15,April,2010 06:35 PM, Luke Benstead wrote:
>> I don't think it will be an issue with GNOME Shell, as the top-left corner
>> is a
>> hot corner for triggering the overlay mode so you don't need to click the
>> button, just flick your cursor to the top left corner. The button is just
> I don't think it will be an issue with GNOME Shell, as the top-left corner is
> a
> hot corner for triggering the overlay mode so you don't need to click the
> button, just flick your cursor to the top left corner. The button is just
> there
> for discoverability and to provide tablet users wit
On Thursday 15,April,2010 06:12 PM, Luke Benstead wrote:
> Just to quickly add my experience to this. I've not yet accidentally
> hit the close button, however I have on several occasions hit minimize
> when aiming for the Applications menu. I also tweeted about it in
> frustration: http://twitter.
Just to quickly add my experience to this. I've not yet accidentally
hit the close button, however I have on several occasions hit minimize
when aiming for the Applications menu. I also tweeted about it in
frustration: http://twitter.com/kazade/status/12155652979
I'm now totally confused, because
I've gave the buttons a chance ever since they were proposed.
My overall conclusion is that it is not difficult to get used
to with respect to "forgetting the old habits". After a couple
of days I was already going always to the left side by instinct.
But I also concluded, from actual incidents,
On 15/04/10 09:08, Vishnoo wrote:
> With the "old"[earlier alpha order] order of < max,min,close: > on the
> left side, I used to occasionally hit the maximize button instead of
> hitting the "File" menu in the menubar. But this wasnt a big deal as i
> could unmaximize the window and no harm was d
Hi,
Not to rehash the same old boring topic, but to just give a user
feedback from using the 2 new positions of the window controls.
I'v been patiently trying to use the new positioning and trying to see
if it is better or doesnt really matter.
With the "old"[earlier alpha order] order of < max,
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