The current BFB (Dash Home Button) does not match the original reference
design. I know this isn't anything major, however it looks much more
visually slick/professional and shouldn't be hard to implement. What do you
think?
A comparison image can be found here:
https://launchpadlibrarian.net/9079
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ILTJDiDCd25Npt2AmgzF8aOnZZECxTfM0hvsbWT2BxA/edit?hl=en_US.
I really like it and would love for it to implemented in 12.04. Looks alot
better imo.
-Dave
On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 1:49 PM, Ryan Gauger wrote:
> On 01/22/2012 10:34 PM, David Gorski wrote:
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trick though is the semantics of when you can get
the mouse over it to drag it.
(I also don't like the middle on the right - the middle just is
much more distracting).
Dave
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* David Balch (da...@balch.co.uk) wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've looked in the list archive but (to my surprise) didn't see any
> discussion relating to the position of the window (minimise, maximise,
> close) controls in the Lucid theme - my apologies if it's there and
&g
* David Balch (da...@balch.co.uk) wrote:
> On 12 March 2010 18:58, Dr. David Alan Gilbert wrote:
>
> > If it was part of the new theme and it was just a matter of going to
> > appearance and flipping to another theme or customising to the way
> > you like them then I h
I can't remember where
I've put something else!) Having 3x3 switcher also doesn't
take up too much panel space (the Gnome switcher is still quite useable
at that size, the KDE equivalent less so).
Dave
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whether
it's displayed as an indicator, a notification or elsewhere - so
designing that API well will give the flexibility for future where
people won't have to change their apps much.
Dave
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I have to
carefully run my mouse up through a gap between other windows until
I get to the panel - otherwise it'll switch to the menu for the other
app.
Dave
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pport a delay before focus switches.
> Perhaps that feature could be re-implemented ;)
I've used sloppy focus on metacity for years; always seemed to work
well for me.
Dave
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a realy
> tiling WM and if you really care about speed and efficiency best thing
> you could do is throw out your mouse and learn the keyboard controls.
Yeuch tiling; feels like a straight jacket!
Dave
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me2's
(and KDE and everything else) ability to run with a 2d layout
of workspaces to the Gnome3 limit of 1d; I get used to the spatial
layout.
Dave
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ere a window opens and you want to
hit the maximise straight away or similar.
Dave
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a
> minimalist file-and-widget manager window with wallpaper in each
> set.
Dave
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eally nice; I've had that on
a pair of 20" 4:3 LCDs and being able to see 4 full size pages while
editing is great.
(and yes, you switch workplaces when you want to check mail or
go and look something up on the web etc).
Dave
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