Re: Desktop management. - Discussions topics proposal.

PaweÅ‚ Kubik <[email protected]> Sun, 12 Feb 2012 09:08:19 +0100
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Well. I was thinking specifically about Gnome Shell. Someone has recently
complained that switching windows hot corner is very uncomfortable. Can
anyone fully agree? I can't. When I have many windows opened and I'm
constantly opening and closing them, it's great, however sometimes people
need some integrated environment.
When I am using only few windows I can remember which one has been opened
first. Then the best solution is surprisingly the one from Windows 7, where
SuperKey+numbers switches to corresponding window on the bar. It's so
obvious and easy that we may think that we have nothing to do with it. Of
course it's false!
We can still make improvements. I simply want to introduce some ideas to
increase out productivity (well, maybe not best word for people who just
talk). In the high school I was forced to read poetry. At first I could it
twenty times I don't see anything, but analysing line by line let me deepen
my interpretations. It didn't change my negative attitude at all, but
showed me how how much can be overlooked in overall view. (sorry if I am
obvious once again). The intuition may omit some things. By analysing
single case we can find solution for wide range of them, just as by
analysing single verse of poem we can find an idea for whole interpretation.

(I wouldn't like to be considered a great art lover who I'm not. I know
that my comparison may be less helpful as it pretended to be.)

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Well. I was thinking specifically about Gnome Shell. Someone has 
recently complained that switching windows hot corner is very 
uncomfortable. Can anyone fully agree? I can&#39;t. When I have many windows
 opened and I&#39;m constantly opening and closing them, it&#39;s great, however
 sometimes people need some integrated environment. <br>
When I am using only few windows I can remember which one has been 
opened first. Then the best solution is surprisingly the one from 
Windows 7, where SuperKey+numbers switches to corresponding window on 
the bar. It&#39;s so obvious and easy that we may think that we have nothing
 to do with it. Of course it&#39;s false! <br>
We can still make improvements. I simply want to introduce some ideas to
 increase out productivity (well, maybe not best word for people who 
just talk). In the high school I was forced to read poetry. At first I 
could it twenty times I don&#39;t see anything, but analysing line by line 
let me deepen my interpretations. It didn&#39;t change my negative attitude 
at all, but showed me how how much can be overlooked in overall view. 
(sorry if I am obvious once again). The intuition may omit some things. 
By analysing single case we can find solution for wide range of them, 
just as by analysing single verse of poem we can find an idea for whole 
interpretation.<br>
<br>(I wouldn&#39;t like to be considered a great art lover who I&#39;m not. I 
know that my comparison may be less helpful as it pretended to be.)

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