Bojan, Somewhat. > > In Gnome 2, each open app is a box on a taskbar. In Windows 7, that box > also has window representations once you get over it, so you can see > what is in each window. So, that's visually different.
Yep. These representations (which I had totally forgotten, by the way) are still tinier than Overview windows though, and they're still placed regardless of the original window's location. My point stands. > Not necessarily. > > Once you reposition windows with expose, they are not easily > recognisable as the ones you are normally seeing in your original view. > That's the problem with expose - that's why you only use it when you get > in trouble with clutter. > And yet, you don't seem to have any trouble using taskbars. That's curious considering that they have the same problem, only worse. I use the word "problem" because it's what it seems to be for you. Please bear in mind that it's no problem from where I see it. > For me to go and pick a new application to run, I have to endure the > expose, which I don't want/need to endure. > If I get into the overview and there are no overlapping windows, I still > see expose view. Which, again, I have to endure. > If I want to move my windows to another workplace by dragging, I again > have to endure expose. > I am sorry that having to endure expose is so painful to you. I don't know what else to say, I'm afraid I can't relate. > And I don't really know where my window will end > up on another workspace, because I'll have to adjust it later. > Sorry - not true. If you open the Overview and drag a window to another workspace, it's placed in the exact same position it was before. You do know where it will end up.
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