Re: [E-devel] E17 - Virtual Desktop Settings - Independent Control Needed for Wrap Desktops (horizontal vertical)

2009-11-09 Thread David C. Rankin
On Sunday 08 November 2009 15:31:47 you wrote:
 this should already be possible if you go to the edge bindings dialog
 and delete the wrap bindings for the top and bottom edges
 

Viktor,

Thank you for the help. I have turned off the wrap desktop binding. The 
only 
loss is the ability to wrap from desktop 4 - 1 and 1 - 4. That would still 
be nice to have. However, preventing the wrap from the bottom of the lower 
desktop to the top of the upper and vice-versa really helps.

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[E-devel] E17 - Virtual Desktop Settings - Independent Control Needed for Wrap Desktops (horizontal vertical)

2009-11-08 Thread David C. Rankin
Guys,

Currently you have the ability to either wrap the virtual desktops in 
both 
the horizontal and vertical directions, --or-- your only other option is to 
turn wrap off which causes loss of, and all benefits provided by wrapping. On 
my 2 desktop 4 screen area setup (2 high x 4 wide), I want wrap on the left 
and right screen edges. but I don't want to wrap up on the top edge of desktop 
1 or on the bottom edge of desktop 2. I simply want to be able to switch from 
desktop 1 -- desktop 2 by going down with the mouse, and I want to be able to 
switch from desktop 2 -- desktop 1 by going up with the mouse, but not have 
the vertical wrap frop the top of desktop 1 to the bottom of desktop 2 by ging 
up or wrap from the bottom of desktop 2 to the top of desktop 1.

In other words I was the ability to wrap horizontally, but the ability 
to 
turn off the wrap in the vertical direction. 

In the Virtual Desktop Seeting dialog, the user should be able to 
independently choose whether to wrap in the vertical direction. the horizontal 
direction, or wrap in both directions. Then the user could constrain the mouse 
to NOT wrap UP from the top area and not wrap down below the bottom desktop, 
while maintaining the ability to wrap left--right from desktop area 1 -- 4 
or 4 -- 1, respectively.

I don't know how difficult it would be to split the 'wrap on/off' into 
'wrap 
horizontal on/off' and 'wrap vertical on/off', but just thinking through it , 
it seems like something that sould be fairly easy. Please give it some 
thought. That would add flexibility and user control while eliminating some of 
the problems of using auto-hide on the shelfs at the bottom of the screen 
(where you attempt to look at (unhide) your itask or ibar and end up wrapping 
down to the next desktop.

Thank you for all your hard work :-)


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Re: [E-devel] E17 - Virtual Desktop Settings - Independent Control Needed for Wrap Desktops (horizontal vertical)

2009-11-08 Thread Viktor Kojouharov
On Sun, 2009-11-08 at 14:25 -0600, David C. Rankin wrote: 
 Guys,
 
   Currently you have the ability to either wrap the virtual desktops in 
 both 
 the horizontal and vertical directions, --or-- your only other option is to 
 turn wrap off which causes loss of, and all benefits provided by wrapping. On 
 my 2 desktop 4 screen area setup (2 high x 4 wide), I want wrap on the left 
 and right screen edges. but I don't want to wrap up on the top edge of 
 desktop 
 1 or on the bottom edge of desktop 2. I simply want to be able to switch from 
 desktop 1 -- desktop 2 by going down with the mouse, and I want to be able 
 to 
 switch from desktop 2 -- desktop 1 by going up with the mouse, but not have 
 the vertical wrap frop the top of desktop 1 to the bottom of desktop 2 by 
 ging 
 up or wrap from the bottom of desktop 2 to the top of desktop 1.
 
   In other words I was the ability to wrap horizontally, but the ability 
 to 
 turn off the wrap in the vertical direction. 
 
   In the Virtual Desktop Seeting dialog, the user should be able to 
 independently choose whether to wrap in the vertical direction. the 
 horizontal 
 direction, or wrap in both directions. Then the user could constrain the 
 mouse 
 to NOT wrap UP from the top area and not wrap down below the bottom desktop, 
 while maintaining the ability to wrap left--right from desktop area 1 -- 4 
 or 4 -- 1, respectively.
 
   I don't know how difficult it would be to split the 'wrap on/off' into 
 'wrap 
 horizontal on/off' and 'wrap vertical on/off', but just thinking through it , 
 it seems like something that sould be fairly easy. Please give it some 
 thought. That would add flexibility and user control while eliminating some 
 of 
 the problems of using auto-hide on the shelfs at the bottom of the screen 
 (where you attempt to look at (unhide) your itask or ibar and end up wrapping 
 down to the next desktop.
 
   Thank you for all your hard work :-)
 
 
this should already be possible if you go to the edge bindings dialog
and delete the wrap bindings for the top and bottom edges



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