Em 29-08-2011 17:54, Dirk Mcbratney escreveu:
>>> exactly, it seems as if this, feature was simply excluded as if to
>>> separate Ubuntu from the "standard" of commercial OS's
> No, it's a matter of bucking a trend for the sake of internal
> consistency.
> Clicking the item
> either launches the application or brings it to the fore (and in the
> case of multiple windows, allows you to select between them while doing
> the latter.)
Or do absolutely nothing when the single window is already focused. Is
that consistency? Just a thought....
There is no complexity. Is simple and doesn't breaks users expectation:
1. Focus window
2. Spread, if more than one window
3. Minimize all windows
Just that simple.
Well, I've already written a lot about this in bug #733349, there is
nothing new to say.
Em 29-08-2011 17:54, Dirk Mcbratney escreveu:
>>> exactly, it seems as if this, feature was simply excluded as if to
>>> separate Ubuntu from the "standard" of commercial OS's
> No, it's a matter of bucking a trend for the sake of internal
> consistency.
> Clicking the item
> either launches the application or brings it to the fore (and in the
> case of multiple windows, allows you to select between them while doing
> the latter.)
Or do absolutely nothing when the single window is already focused. Is
that consistency? Just a thought....
There is no complexity. Is simple and doesn't breaks users expectation:
1. Focus window
2. Spread, if more than one window
3. Minimize all windows
Just that simple.
Well, I've already written a lot about this in bug #733349, there is
nothing new to say.