Gnome Shell is one of these applications that is amazing, as long as everything is working. But on a system that Gnome-Shell is slow, or glitchy the Gnome-Shell overview interface is complete garbage and totally frustrating.
I agree 200ms is fast enough and the overview page is a great concept, I would just like to see better fall back when it's too slow or doesn't come up at all (another random weird case which started happening when I have a virtual machine running) -- I know, log a bug... but what do you do in the mean time? -- In the case the overview page is not working, If you want to see what's running you hit ALT-TAB. If you know the application to run like "xterm" you can hit ALT-F2. There's just no backup if you don't know the name of the application, and need a menu/application list or the application search. Since it seems altering the UI to give that backup is out of the question, what about a hot-key for fallback mode? or a hot key to restart the gnome shell, without killing the running apps? I'm open to suggestions here.
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