There is not a lot of place to launch applications from launcher. I
don't like that movable (scrolling) launcher to much. And searching for
an application is also time consuming. For me is better to have a tool
(an application icon) on a fixed, memorized position. Not at an movable
scrolling
Do you mean something like Mac OS' Stacks?
http://toastytech.com/guis/osx15stacksfan.png
Em 17-11-2011 06:15, Simon C(opi escreveu:
There is not a lot of place to launch applications from launcher. I
don't like that movable (scrolling) launcher to much. And searching
for an application is
On Thu, Nov 17, 2011 at 11:59 AM, staticd
staticd.growthecomm...@gmail.com wrote:
Jo-Erlend:
If you spend three hours a day using your computer, then you will have
spent 10.920 hours during the next ten years. Is it more important that a
user can use the system without learning anything, or
Den 17. nov. 2011 17:59, skrev staticd:
*(II)Proposal:*
1)To satisfy Design principles and constraints (a) and (b): the
notification behaviour remains as it is for the first two seconds,
2)_A mouse over_ after the delay will transform the notification to
show a close and a help button(see
What about a three dimensional side bar? Like the one in the picture...
Supernova
2011/11/17 Marco Biscaro marcobiscaro2...@gmail.com:
Do you mean something like Mac OS' Stacks?
http://toastytech.com/guis/osx15stacksfan.png
Em 17-11-2011 06:15, Simon Čopi escreveu:
There is not a lot of
Den 17. nov. 2011 18:50, skrev Evan Huus:
How about this as a sort of counter-proposal (still trying to solve
the same root problems). The notification bubbles are associated with
an indicator menu via a speech-bubble like tail. So an empathy message
would be associated with the messaging
i agree with you.
My dad has spent over 20.000 hours in front of a computer and he only knows
how to use firefox, send an email, open a pdf and maybe login to skype (he
cant install it without help).
am sure another 10.920 hours will pass and he wont know much else.
and as of younger
i dunno about best possible use but it is a great idea and i think it could
be useful for a lot of people.
the problem that would arise for me is that my computer use is quite a bit
different than that.
i don't like e-mail clients, i don't really blog (i have a few but i don't
use them as much as
Den 17. nov. 2011 19:36, skrev Josh Strawbridge:
i dunno about best possible use but it is a great idea and i think it
could be useful for a lot of people.
the problem that would arise for me is that my computer use is quite a
bit different than that.
i don't like e-mail clients, i don't really
Hi all, what do you think about this idea?
Supernova
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i like the idea.
i actually used the gnome 2 panel drawers on a launcher panel i had on
the left side of my screen before natty. so my setup was actually a lot
like what you seem to have described.
these days i've taken to doing the same thing with a quicklist. for example
i stuck all the
What does this accomplish? How does one navigate it?
Date: Thu, 17 Nov 2011 23:10:15 +0100
From: supernova...@gmail.com
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Subject: [Ayatana] rotating side bar
Hi all, what do you think about this idea?
Supernova
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I wouldn't mind it. It would be like folders in Android or iOS, no?
I've never been big on folders in other, mobile OSs, but I know a lot
of people would use this. Plus, it would give people another way to
replicate the Gnome2 menu hierarchy.
On Thu, Nov 17, 2011 at 15:24, Josh Strawbridge
ubuntus new dash is not really practical because you lose a lot of time
searching folders you are using and running software
for exampled here is how my windows looks when i am working
http://i.imgur.com/YpCQZ.png
you can see task bar shows all the running software and folders i am
using so i
four sides on the same bar, meaning one for each Desktop!
go on side bar,scroll it...and have 4 desktop on one bar, that now is 3D...
Supernova
2011/11/17 Mark Curtis merkin...@hotmail.com:
What does this accomplish? How does one navigate it?
Date: Thu, 17 Nov 2011 23:10:15 +0100
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On 18 November 2011 03:54, Jo-Erlend Schinstad joerlend.schins...@gmail.com
wrote:
Den 17. nov. 2011 17:59, skrev staticd:
Why? This is something people have complained about in Windows for many
years. After logging in;
System: «Java must be upgraded»
User: «Oh, but I just wanted to read
i think what you're asking for is an option for applications *not to stack* ?
i think windows vista and kde have this option.
that is what you did in your last screen/mockup. But you were duplicating the
launcher. What you want is to take what you did in the right side and place
that in the
- the items that now hide inside the MM are the icons (or what used to be icons
in the panel/systray).
ref.
https://a248.e.akamai.net/assets.github.com/img/15183cadf2a9cdd7781aea9a6a22b84455adf703/687474703a2f2f6935342e74696e797069632e636f6d2f32343136787a6f2e706e67
- users used to spot these
Den 18. nov. 2011 04:51, skrev Omar B.:
- the items that now hide inside the MM are the icons (or what used to be icons
in the panel/systray).
ref.
Hi guys,
On Thu, Oct 6, 2011 at 6:15 PM, Stefanos A. stapos...@gmail.com wrote:
Two things I'd love to see improved (over the 12.04 video):
(a) as, the OP suggests, hide the arrows quicker when the mouse moves
away. This solves the resize vs scroll issue, and makes the GUI feel faster
to
On Fri, Oct 7, 2011 at 2:12 PM, SorinN nemes.so...@gmail.com wrote:
Normal desktop user ? No one think about ?
It is not just about saving screen real-estate but also to remove
chrome/clutter.
Best, chr
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