Re: Re: taskbar in windows tittle bar

Yes, I use this feature too but don't solve all the problem. Gaim is a 
bad example. Imagine firefox with four or five maximiced windows, if you 
click in the dock icon you will se only the last actived window but 
can't select which one you want... you have to play with alt+tab or 
middle click window list.

In osx is very ease with expose, you can show only windows related to 
actived app. In Xorg we haven't expose therefor tasklist for related 
windows in title could be a solution.


Brandin Creech wrote:

>--- An-tonio <[email protected]> wrote:
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>
>>Hi,
>>
>>For example: I use 
>>gaim and have three gaim windows, one with contact list and other two 
>>with conversations, in each off this three windows in the title bar it 
>>would have two task referencing the other two windows from the same app.
>>    
>>
>
>I haven't used the feature you were referring to before, so I can't say
>anything about that. But to solve the problem you are describing, try
>clicking the Application Icon. It will raise all of the windows associated
>with the same app (it will raise all of your conversation windows, for
>instance). That way if some get buried over time, clicking the app icon will
>put them all on top again.
>
>I use this feature a lot with multiple xterms. Before I started using wmaker,
>I felt like I had too many terminals open--I had to use those tabbed terminal
>emulators. But now with wmaker--I just put each terminal in a different
>corner of the screen. If one gets buried--oh well. And later if I want to
>look at them all, mouse click on the terminal app icon. Now all of them are
>raised, back in their previous relative positions.
>
>
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