That does look like a good idea.
The question is whether or not it is possible in unity itself or would it
have to be done through the individual applications?
On 16 March 2012 17:34, supernova wrote:
> This is what I was thinking...possibility to read the name of opened
> files, locations, inde
I think it would just clutter up the "tooltip" ... but Menu/Title-Bar
isn't the only position where the WindowTitle should be placed. Why is
there no WindowTitle on pressing Super+W???
Am 16.03.2012 15:02, schrieb supernova:
2012/3/16 shane lee:
I think the actual text shown is down to the ap
2012/3/16 shane lee :
> I think the actual text shown is down to the application in question so the
> launcher would still show the same as in the menubar if it was done in this
> way.
Sure, but if you need to know the name of a file opened that now isn't
on the application you are using...this fea
> If such a list of opened documents/webpages/whatever window name, like this,
> appear on overing the icon app, one will want to clic on the names to switch
> directly… that could be cool, but that require the tag can be overed and
> clicked too.
maybe, why not?
Supernova
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I think the actual text shown is down to the application in question so the
launcher would still show the same as in the menubar if it was done in this
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As it is a launcher, I would expect it to show the name of the application
regardless.
The name of the document/pdf etc should be displayed in the menubar/panel.
On 16 March 2012 13:35, supernova wrote:
> Dear all, this morning I was using Evince, and I needed to know the
> exact name of the pd
> Isn't the name of the document displayed in the title bar, and therefore the
> panel? I might be wrong on this. Regardless, I think that that would be the
> best way to go about displaying the document titles.
sure that it is, but the application I was using was xsane, to send a
fax, so in the t
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