Doesn't the app page (that comes up when you fully swipe from left ro
right) replace the card style app list?
What I would like for the running apps when swiping from right is the
"swipe-choose-swipe on" mechanism that is used for notifications. It just
seems so super fluid for me.
Regards,
Tobia
Hello all!
I am unable to resolve the WiFi issue with my N8000 tablet.
In UbuntuTouch I can see the available APs, but after I enter my password,
it fails to connect.
dmesg:
<6>[ 68.617725] c0 CFG80211-TRACE) __wl_cfg80211_scan : START SCAN
<6>[ 70.600046] c0 pet_watchdog_timer_fn kicking..
"card style" probably resembles ALT + TAB in the desktop.
So I don't believe is a bad idea.
Anyway the "Apps lens" shows some of the running apps as you can see here:
http://youtu.be/Q566IGyVB0o?t=6m39s
So I don't know if that might be an equivalent. Would be cool to just "swipe
up" to close them.
Non-dev comment:
I very much agree with this suggestion. Doesn't have to be implement
exactly this way, though I also like the idea of short swipe, long swipe.
Similar to short press long press.
I always hoped Ubuntu would have take OpenWebOS code and used it instead of
starting fresh.
With our current multitasking system, swiping from the right switches to
the previous application.
This is good.
When we swipe marginally from the left, it brings up the dock. Swiping all
the way to the right returns us home (specifically, to the apps page). What
if swiping marginally from the ri
On Mon, 2013-06-10 at 10:17 +0200, Michael Zanetti wrote:
> I've been thinking about some small daemon that would collect CPU times of
> apps and send that to some stats server in an automated manner. I think that
> would be very useful. Shouldn't be too hard to create some snapshots every x
>
Hey,
thanks. Yes, I can confirm that. Since a few days I noticed qml-phone-shell
taking up 30% - 40% CPU too. Haven't yet seen maliit-server doing that on my
phone.
I've been thinking about some small daemon that would collect CPU times of
apps and send that to some stats server in an automate
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