Gala

Speed Limit on Maximization animation

Bug #1177165 reported by Cassidy James Blaede on 2013-05-07

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Affecting:	Gala
Filed here by:	Cassidy James Blaede
When:	2013-05-07
Completed:	2013-07-14

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Bug Description

When holding down the maximization keyboard shortcut (i.e. ⌘ + ↑), the maximization and restoration occurs at an insane speed, and quickly starts looking broken.

Instead, the speed at which the maximization/restoration occurs should be limited when holding the key down.

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Daniel Fore (danrabbit) wrote on 2013-05-07:

IMO it doesn't even make sense to repeat this action. Why would you ever want to maximize and then immediately unmaximize an app?

Changed in gala:
status:	New → Confirmed
importance:	Undecided → Medium
milestone:	none → luna-rc1

Linus Bobcat (biobunny-exe) wrote on 2013-05-15:

I agree with Daniel Fore. I think that the default behaviour should be that it wouldn't give any more response after maximizing/minimizing once requiring the keyboard shortcut to be held down once more. I think that people who use keyboard shortcuts tend to have fast hands anyway.

Daniel Fore (danrabbit) on 2013-05-15