Re: [Ayatana] Merging libindicate into libnotify

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Conscious User wrote on 31/03/11 18:57: >... > In Natty, the Ubuntu One item was moved from the Me Menu from > the Messaging Menu. Was this agreed on by the design team? Not as far as I know. I reported a bug about it that was marked Invalid.

[Ayatana] create a keyboard shortcut for hiding/unhiding the Launcher?

Has this been considered? Seems it would be helpful for keyboard oriented folks to be able to hide/unhide the launcher via a keyboard shortcut. I can see this being used a lot in combination with the maximize-window command ctrl + alt + zero (especially on small displayed netbooks).

Re: [Ayatana] create a keyboard shortcut for hiding/unhiding the Launcher?

If it's set to autohide in CCSM, you can get it to pop up again by hitting the Super key. (Windows Key). Is that what you're talking about? Cheers, James Gifford http://jamesrgifford.com On Apr 1, 2011, at 8:03, nick rundy wrote: > Has this been considered? Seems it would be helpful for keybo

Re: [Ayatana] create a keyboard shortcut for hiding/unhiding the Launcher?

I'm not aware of anything like that. And in my experience (as a Netbook user), it's easier and better to run everything fullscreen - on a 10" Netbook, there's not much space. So my Natty launcher is on autohide. Cheers, James Gifford http://jamesrgifford.com On Apr 1, 2011, at 8:59, nick ru

[Ayatana] Is the Minimize window-button really needed?

How do you guys feel about the idea of omitting the Minimize window-button? Especially for maximized windows, the panel has a lot going on and I'm thinking maybe it would be better to display just the Close and Maximize buttons. After all, the user can simply click the Launcher Icon to "minimiz

Re: [Ayatana] Is the Minimize window-button really needed? Yes, it is! Please let the user choose

On 01.04.2011 15:31, nick rundy wrote: How do you guys feel about the idea of omitting the Minimize window-button? Please keep it. I use it very often as I like having only the windows non-minimized I currently use. Especially for maximized windows, the panel has a lot going on and I'm thinking

Re: [Ayatana] Is the Minimize window-button really needed?

On Sex, 2011-04-01 at 09:31 -0400, nick rundy wrote: > After all, the user can simply click the Launcher Icon to "minimize" > that window, right? So the user isn't losing this capability. When minimizing, you "say" to the window: get out my face, I need to do something else and do not want you d

[Ayatana] Fw: Re: Is the Minimize window-button really needed?

I'll sum it up in a few words. The removal of the minimize button is one of the most ridiculous things the Gnome3 team has done yet. While users have other ways to minimize the window, the "minimize" button still remains by far the most obvious. I think one of the potential pitfalls of Unity

Re: [Ayatana] Fw: Re: Is the Minimize window-button really needed?

Maybe it works for GNOME, but nor for us. We still have a place for windows to minimize to. Plus, that's the only apparent way to minimize windows ATM. Clicking on the launcher doesn't do it. And, from an aesthetic standpoint, having three items on the window bass better visual balance. On Apr 1,

Re: [Ayatana] Merging libindicate into libnotify

> The idea that all non-immediate "notifications" should be grouped > together in a single place, regardless of topic, is very much like the > idea that progress for all long-running tasks should be grouped > together in a single place regardless of task. It's the kind of > categorization that may

[Ayatana] Call for testing: Unity multitouch gestures

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Call For Testing: Multitouch Do you have multitouch hardware? A macbook with multitouch track pad? A magic mouse? A super fancy touch screen laptop? Do you want to help ensure users have an amazing and exhilarating multitouch experience? We are looki