Re: Full screen windows auto raise using sloppy focus

On Mon, 13 Oct 2014 11:51:24 +0200,
Walter Alejandro Iglesias <[email protected]> wrote:

Walter> Of course I noticed the menu feature you point me (hitting the
Walter> same letter).  Tell me, if you typed the wrong letter, or change
Walter> your mind, how do you change to an item starting with a
Walter> different letter?  Most of the time it's too late, you've
Walter> started the wrong application, you have to wait it gets opened,
Walter> to kill it and to open again your menu.  Again, you cannot
Walter> freely navigate the menu without using arrows.

How often do you hit the wrong key?  I never do, because I actually look
at the menu.

Walter> Vi keys, like arrows are intuitive, and they let you freely
Walter> navigate the menu but without losing time in moving your hand
Walter> out of the keyboard.

Intuitive, really?  What is the intuitive connection between "K" and
"move up"?

Walter> The application isn't started unless you hit Enter, what makes
Walter> it more reliable.  Accelerators force you to pay attention and
Walter> make a decision on each case, that's why it's easy in a hurry
Walter> (while you're paying attention to your work) to type the wrong
Walter> one.

Force you to pay attention, horrors!

I think the basic difference between us is that I prefer to think while
interacting with the computer, and that includes the window manager.
That sure makes me slower, but I also probably need to correct what I
have done less often.

Different approaches.  Please feel free to try to get yours supported,
but not at the expense of mine.  Especially when mine is the one
traditionally supported by openbox.

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