(In reply to comment #45)
> I wonder if any of those who dislike the normal spatial mode prefer the
> dancing-window approach to browser mode-- It seems fairly clear that those who
> like spatial don't like it, but it would be nice to see the other side of the
> fence so to speak.
Once you realize that, in regular spatial mode, the windows "dance" just as much
(as positions/sizes/etc are remembered, which is actually good), and also litter
the screen (taking one more mouseclick per navigation operation to clear the
mess), then you've made a first step. Another thing which could help is
accepting that Gnome developers may not make the best decision every single time.
Then the main issue is that there are a ton of people who apparently cannot
accept that what they like best isn't the default, which is actually quite
funny. Personally, I like this Ubuntu-spatial, which clears up the spatial
nonsense in a positive way (keeping the advantages of spatial), but I will not
make a fuss if I have to click on one checkbox in gconf to enable it. Grow up.
(In reply to comment #45)
> I wonder if any of those who dislike the normal spatial mode prefer the
> dancing-window approach to browser mode-- It seems fairly clear that those who
> like spatial don't like it, but it would be nice to see the other side of the
> fence so to speak.
Once you realize that, in regular spatial mode, the windows "dance" just as much
(as positions/sizes/etc are remembered, which is actually good), and also litter
the screen (taking one more mouseclick per navigation operation to clear the
mess), then you've made a first step. Another thing which could help is
accepting that Gnome developers may not make the best decision every single time.
Then the main issue is that there are a ton of people who apparently cannot
accept that what they like best isn't the default, which is actually quite
funny. Personally, I like this Ubuntu-spatial, which clears up the spatial
nonsense in a positive way (keeping the advantages of spatial), but I will not
make a fuss if I have to click on one checkbox in gconf to enable it. Grow up.