Re: Re: Design for Keyboard Shortcut Behaviour
Elias Torres <[email protected]>
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El Tue, Jun 01, 2004 at 04:18:27PM +0300, Mikko Rantalainen escribió: Hi, > Karl O'Keeffe <[email protected]> wrote: > > Note that alt-tabbing would still reorganize windows and "key > mapping" to each window would change so I couldn't trust that > alt-tab-8 is always the same window, instead it would be the 8th > window in the list that comes up when I press alt-tab. The behavior > would still be sensible, pressing alt-tab-2 would bring up window > that was active 2 windows ago. alt-tab-a would bring window that was > active 11 (10+first letter of alphabets) windows ago. Selecting that > window would bring that window to top of the list just like > alt-tab-tab-tab-tabbing would do. Maybe the window could have a number the Tile in tilebar +------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | (1) Google Search: y-windows - Mozilla Firefox | _ o x | +------------------------------------------------------------------------+ In this case alt+tab+1 switches to that window. This is better because you do not need to remember what window was open before.... well maybe alt+tab+[leftarrow] or alt+tab+f2 could do that... The taskbar (if any) may look like this +------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |+-----------------------+-----------------------+----------------------+| || (1) Goole Search: ... | (4) X-Chat [2.0.8]... | (6) And so on... || |+-----------------------+-----------------------+----------------------+| +------------------------------------------------------------------------+ In this case alt+tab+4 switches to X-Chat. Well thats only a suggestion, and could be coexist with other ideas... All we know that pressing alt+tab+tab+tab+tab+tab+tab is a bad idea. Best regards, -- ElÃas Torres Arroyo http://www.eie.ucr.ac.cr/elias elias en eie punto ucr punto ac punto cr