On 04/03/12 22:17, Hans Heintze wrote:
On 03/04/2012 03:41 PM, Edward Mountjoy wrote:
The rationale:
Unity's launcher is designed to act both as a launcher AND a window
switcher. The current implementation of the 'launcher' works well as
a launcher but requires much more thought from the user
I'm using the shortcuts (Super+1..0) to open the first apps in launcher
... that wouldn't be possible with dynamic ordering!!! Maybe the
launcher can ask to cleanup unused apps after a period of time!
Frequently used are also apps like the Image Viewer and screenshot-tool
... but I don't want t
I was trying to test your proposal (by manually moving pinned active apps to
the top) and i felt there would be a lot of movement. I usually pin my apps in
order of importance/usage, the top 3 are usually the ones i use the most.
>The problem is that it is difficult for the user to, at a glan
On 03/04/2012 03:41 PM, Edward Mountjoy wrote:
The rationale:
Unity's launcher is designed to act both as a launcher AND a window
switcher. The current implementation of the 'launcher' works well as a
launcher but requires much more thought from the user when it comes to
switching windows. Thi
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