On 16 May 2007, at 18:11, Jesse Ross wrote: >> I've just popped a little app in SVN that fixes that for us. Well, >> half-fixes. Corner (in Services/Private) will run a StepTalk script >> when the mouse moves into the corner of the screen. For testing, the >> corners are all set to unhide the app's menu (which allows it to be >> re-hidden or exited). Before this goes into -stable, we probably >> want some more useful scripts. > > Upper left should trigger the current app's Application menu (on > click).
Hot corners are not the same as having a button in the corner. We already trigger the application menu by clicking on it. This gives us four actions that can be triggered by throwing the mouse into the corner of a screen. On OS X, I have the following set up: 1) Exposé this app. 2) Exposé all apps. 3) Lock screen. 4) Show desktop. When the shelf exists, it would be a good replacement for the show desktop action. Since we can have arbitrary scripts, I would like lock screen to also set an away state on chat applications, etc. Eventually, hopefully, we will have something like Exposé, but that's a little way off (as I recall, it requires a compositing manager, and composite support in the X server). David _______________________________________________ Etoile-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/etoile-discuss
