On Mon, Nov 8, 2010 at 10:18 PM, Jeremy Nickurak wrote:
> The one thing I think is interesting WRT horizontal menus is Google
> Chrome's "Copy/Cut/Paste" combined menu entry. It's really quite neat when
> you have a row of options that are are more closely coupled to each other
> (function-wise)
>
> For the dash when you hit the ubuntu button you can use it for
> anything
>
+1 I find myself only using the ubuntu button as well because I can get to
anything from it where as the other buttons are limited in their scope and I
need to think more about which one to use.
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Overall I like 3 where all the gray icons (trash, drives, applications and
files & folders) are available when the dock is out. But I think the drives
should also be available when the dock is in like in 1.
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I like how alt + tab currently works but agree that bigger icons would
increase usability.
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Agreed I like seeing all windows at once. It could be really useful if they
were grouped by application as long as I don't have to select a group before
being able to see and select the window I want in that group.
On Wed, Apr 13, 2011 at 1:17 PM, Christian Mackintosh <
christian.mackint...@gmail.
I think this is the best solution I have seen. I particularly like the
application icon being transparent beneath its title. I do have two
concerns.
- What happens on small screens when the menu overlaps with the title.
- I would feel much more comfortable with title on the left hand side,
On Tue, May 17, 2011 at 8:32 PM, Felix Lawrence <
felix.lawre...@student.usyd.edu.au> wrote:
> Firstly, Ubuntu's dialog sheets should be draggable inside their parent
> window.
>
> Secondly (and less feasibly), sheets should be attached to tabs where
> possible, as opposed to windows. So if yo
I just hope we don't loose middle click to paste the most reciently selected
text. That has always been one of my favorite and most used features in
Ubuntu.
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When you have to interact close to the left edge of a window the launcher
can be accidentally activated blocking interaction on that part of the open
window.
The launcher can be made not to popout when the cursor hits the screen side
by installing CompizConfig Settings Manager and changing the Uni
On Fri, Nov 4, 2011 at 4:04 AM, staticd wrote:
> clickable edge will be like the hide buttons on the sides of the gnome
> panel.(Did anyone other than me use them?)
>
> Regarding the high momentum movements, how about the launcher coming out
> not on mouse reaching left corner, but say 200px beyon
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