>
> Why should the launcher suddenly hide "windows"?
Again: because applications can not be hidden.
> It would be completely
> inconsistent, illogical and simple "wrong".
I don't think so: the launcher is used to create a new *window* for an
application or to bring the *window* of that application up. As far I know,
applications that does not have a window can not be pinned (and aren't even
shown) in launcher.
> Mind you in any case this is
> more a question of terminology than an actual difference in behavior
> because application equals one or more windows, the difference however
> is that it's "all windows" or none, never individual windows.
>
If we consider "application" as "all windows of given application", yes, I
agree. Anyway, I don't think the title is completly clear.
>
> Why should the launcher suddenly hide "windows"?
Again: because applications can not be hidden.
> It would be completely
> inconsistent, illogical and simple "wrong".
I don't think so: the launcher is used to create a new *window* for an
application or to bring the *window* of that application up. As far I know,
applications that does not have a window can not be pinned (and aren't even
shown) in launcher.
> Mind you in any case this is
> more a question of terminology than an actual difference in behavior
> because application equals one or more windows, the difference however
> is that it's "all windows" or none, never individual windows.
>
If we consider "application" as "all windows of given application", yes, I
agree. Anyway, I don't think the title is completly clear.