The windows 7 task bar really gets this right. I love seeing previews
of any windows I have, minimized or not, when I hover over the tile in
the task bar. If Unity could implement that, we'd have a winner. The
fact that windows brings that window to focus just by hovering, even
switching tabs in
Sebastian:
I don't personally minimise windows myself; I don't consider there is any real
difference (functionally wrt to using the DE) between minimised windows and
those that are hidden by another window. Some people do work this way however
and I'm not sure that eliminating the feature compl
I have added ayatana-design project as affects and set the status to
incomplete as per unity bug triage convention. The status will be
changed after we get input on this issue from Design.
** Changed in: unity
Status: New => Incomplete
** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed
** Also affects: unity
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Also affects: ayatana-design
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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This bug also affects me, a very good point made by Chris. Unity could
use minor improvements such as those suggested when dealing with
multiple instances of the same program.
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Thank you for your bug report, your summary seems to mix different
issues.
- dealing with minimized dialogs is an interesting case, gnome-shell
decided to drop the minimize action from their ui, the recommended
workflow there is to focus what you need rather than unfocs what you
don't need, maybe
Thanks for your answer Chris, I didn't interpret it at all as an attack
to Unity. In my opinion managing a lot of opened windows in Gnome 2 was
intuitive because having a bottom panel with links to them was the main
paradigm since Windows 3.1, and it is really hard to change paradigms,
new users no
I would just like to say that I agree with Chris.
Since Unity is ostensibly designed to attract new users, I think the
experience of new user (rather than Ubuntu veterans) should be
paramount in this discussion. It is not uncommon even for relatively
inexperienced computer users to say, open a b
Yes, I've considered Alt-Tab, Alt-` etc, and it's very good, however the
original problem is unchanged: "selecting instances of a minimised
application is not intuitive or simple" I'm not talking about what my
preferences are, or what I think of Unity, I'm talking about new users
who are having th
Thanks for your input. Have you considered the ALT TAB functionality?
Tabbing until the application with the multiple references is
highlighted, pressing the down arrow will show previews of only those
references, similar to Super W but only showing the windows associated
with a specific applicatio
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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