> > OT: It amazes me that an OS which actually calls itself "Windows" ships with > a window manager which buries critical dialogs under all the other windows. > And that this *still* happens in Windows 7. "It's been saying 'Please wait, > installing' for three hours... oh wait, there's a click to continue dialog > underneath the main installer window, with no entry on the task bar...". > Windows doesn't do that. The application (installer in this case) does that. The problem with Windows is they let developers specify the properties of the dialogs, even "critical" ones. Oh, wait, the application does not think it's "Critical" so it does not specify "Always On Top" or whatever....And should it be a modal dialog?... Spider-man's uncle said with great power comes great responsibility.
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