I think that this was brought up somewhere else recently, but I'm not sure where. Maybe ayatana, I'll look.
On Thu, May 20, 2010 at 5:35 PM, doshitan <[email protected]> wrote: > A solution could be to just add a mouse-able trigger for the Alt+Tab > interface. This would provide those who don't always have a hand on the > keyboard access to a switching function that is not the Overview (which can > be too much for some people). > > Threw together some images this afternoon that show a way this could work. > After the first one they are really just the progression that we are > all familiar within Alt+Tab (App --> App windows). > > First image (note the little triangle next to the app's title in the > panel): > http://imgur.com/zWzBG.png > > Second image: > http://imgur.com/GFs4Y.png > > Third image: > http://imgur.com/2dipC.png > > Final image: > http://imgur.com/Zx0hq.png > > Obviously the trigger could be changed to whatever, but the triangle is > already used in other parts of the Shell so I just used it. This > implementation would not require any major changes to what already exists, > just add a little trigger to the panel and allow Alt+Tab to adapt to > its position so that it doesn't have to center everything when moved. > > On a side note: I really wish we could keybind Alt+<Key above Tab> to move > between windows of the current app. Being required to Alt+Tab then Alt+<Key > above Tab> to move between windows seems like an artificial limitation. > /rant > > _______________________________________________ > gnome-shell-list mailing list > [email protected] > http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-shell-list > >
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