[Bug 701294] Re: Always show menu bar for non-maximised windows

2014-04-18 Thread Mantas Kriaučiūnas
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** Changed in: baltix
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[Bug 701294] Re: Always show menu bar for non-maximised windows

2013-11-20 Thread Romano Giannetti
Isn't this a duplicate of https://bugs.launchpad.net/ayatana-
design/+bug/682788 ?

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[Bug 701294] Re: Always show menu bar for non-maximised windows

2012-08-26 Thread Mantas Kriaučiūnas
** Also affects: baltix
   Importance: Undecided
   Status: New

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[Bug 701294] Re: Always show menu bar for non-maximised windows

2012-02-23 Thread Ken
Or Only show global menu for maximized windows.

If I'm maximizing a window, I probably want the extra space. Otherwise,
not.

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[Bug 701294] Re: Always show menu bar for non-maximised windows

2012-02-16 Thread mach
While I understand the design decision, I would also much appreciate
options:

1. Default behaviour (Unity behaviour)
2. No global menu (Windows behaviour, clumsily settable by removing 
indicator-appmenu)
3. Always show global menu (OS X behaviour, not settable at the moment)

Also, it does not help that some applications appearently somehow
circumvent the Unity behaviour by having their menus on the top of the
window, for instance, Synaptic, while other applications have no menus
at all.

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[Bug 701294] Re: Always show menu bar for non-maximised windows

2012-01-18 Thread Klaus Reichl
After running natty and oneiric on my laptops and getting into unity, I
tried oneiric on my desktop (2 screen setup with lot of ssh work on
remote computers) in preparation for 12.04.

And I agree with most people criticizing the current application menu
implementation.

Consider windows having menus sitting far away from the panel, even worse if 
auto-raise is on 
You have to navigate around other applications or pass them quick to get to the 
right menu (not to one from a different application).
= that's a design flaw

One may argue starting an application with UBUNTU_MENUPROXY= helps here, 
however, one has to
* change every .desktop file = clumsy
* start apps from command line = that's what I did years ago and try to avoid 
thanks to a good desktop design
* remove libappmenu.so or change startup scripts in /etc/X11/Xsession.d  = 
this is global for all logins on a system and thus wrong 

Consider applications which are running one local instance and others
remotely.  Oh boy, local instances have application menus in the panel,
remote instances on top of the window = huhu, not acceptable.

Here is one (non-invasive) solution which let users decide what they
want.  A better solution would be, however, to be able to select per
application class or even by application state (full screen / not full
screen).

What I did is to change the /etc/lib/Xsession.d/80appmenu* files to
check if UBUNTU_MENUPROXY is already set, and leave it alone if so.  So
a user can disable application menus generally setting in her .xprofile.

Code is for /etc/X11/Xsession.d/80appmenu

if [ -z $UBUNTU_MENUPROXY ]  [ -f 
/usr/lib/gtk-2.0/2.10.0/menuproxies/libappmenu.so ]
then
export UBUNTU_MENUPROXY=libappmenu.so
fi

and similarilly for /etc/X11/Xsession.d/80appmenu-gtk3
if [ -z $UBUNTU_MENUPROXY ]  [ -f 
/usr/lib/gtk-3.0/3.0.0/menuproxies/libappmenu.so ]
then
export UBUNTU_MENUPROXY=libappmenu.so
fi

for .xprofile
UBUNTU_MENUPROXY= 
export UBUNTU_MENUPROXY

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[Bug 701294] Re: Always show menu bar for non-maximised windows

2011-12-06 Thread Timmmm
I have to say, this is one thing that really annoys me about OS X. A
problem I don't think people have mentioned is this:

When you have a maximised window it is unambiguous which window the
global menu is associated with, since there is only one showing. However
with unmaximised (windowed?) windows, it displays the menu for the
*focused* window which may not be the one you are interacting with. If
apps have similar menus (File-New Tab for example) it can get pretty
confusing!

If the global menu is reserved for maximised windows things stay much
more unambiguous.

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[Bug 701294] Re: Always show menu bar for non-maximised windows

2011-11-16 Thread Johannes Gowin
In Oneiric the appmenu is really nice but the reported bug still
persists.

Wouldn't it be possible to have the menu in the title bar of non-
maximized windows so it would be consistent with the menu always being
attached to the top of the window and save the space of a seperate menu.

I know that having the appmenu always in the panel is about design and a
clean and simple desktop but in my opinion here 'intuitivity' outranks
design. A detached menu istn't intuitive at all and even after using
Unity since Natty was released I'm still mazed where to find the menu in
non-maximized windows (sometimes I really wonder if an application had a
menu or might have lost it).

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[Bug 701294] Re: Always show menu bar for non-maximised windows

2011-09-28 Thread Pedro Bessa
on maximized windows
I see the window title and no menu bar, then see the menu bar where the window 
title is on mouse over
It's not consistent.
on non-maximized windows
I *don't* see the window title and no menu bar, then see the menu bar where the 
window title is on mouse over
To be consistent:
on non-maximized windows
I *should* see the window title and no menu bar, then see the menu bar where 
the window title is on mouse over *again*

window controls appear on top left in a non-maximized window
It's not consistent.
the launcher autohides and the window controls appear more to the right in a 
maximized window
To be consistent:
the launcher is always visible and the window controls appear on top left in a 
maximized window again

But what I really, REALLY want is:
the launcher always visible
on maximized windows
I see window controls and window title on top bar and the menu bar always 
visible below them
on non-maximized windows
I see window controls and window title on top of the non-maximized window and 
the menu bar always visible below them

And the advantage of my real approach is:
twice less vertical space occupied
(top bar, bottom bar, title bar, menu bar on maverick vs top bar and menu bar 
on oneiric)

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[Bug 701294] Re: Always show menu bar for non-maximised windows

2011-09-20 Thread aeneas
Please fixing this in the 'default experience'!

My girlfriend was desperately searching the menu bar!

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[Bug 701294] Re: Always show menu bar for non-maximised windows

2011-08-30 Thread Robert Knight
(User perspective, in reference to the version of Unity in 11.04)

Hiding the menu bar for non-maximised windows slows down accessing the
menus because I don't know where a specific menu ('File', 'View',
'Tools' etc.) is going to be, so I have to move the mouse up into the
menu and then 'browse around' to find the one I want.  This is
especially true for less-frequently used applications.

The 'browsing around' in the menu part is even more problematic because
moving the mouse horizontally whilst keeping it in roughly the same
vertical position - ie. without accidentally moving it below the menu
bar, can be fiddly.

I'm not going to ask for a config option here, it needs to be fixed in
the 'default experience'.

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[Bug 701294] Re: Always show menu bar for non-maximised windows

2011-08-22 Thread mojo2012
I'd suggest to always show the menu bar and fade in the title if the
mouse curosor is above the shortened title, eg like this:

No mouse above the menu bar:
Chromi... File Edit View

Mouse above the title:
Chromium Webbrowser

If windows are not maximized, than the window title is shown on the
window too and if it's maximized, then you simply hover above the title
to fully reveal it.

Imho, the menus are more often used than it's necessary to show the
title of a window - at least for me.

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[Bug 701294] Re: Always show menu bar for non-maximised windows

2011-08-22 Thread Mark Pointing
(User, Non-Developer Perspective)

+1 For a configuration option to make the menus always visible.  The
window title is a legacy and rarely provides useful information.

This solution would mean the developers could continue towards their
goal of a non-menu-based world, and the rest of us could use the config
option as a band-aid until the applications catch up with the platform

BTW  I think unity is the best interface to come to the
Netbook/desktop/laptop platform ever.  Keep up the good work!

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[Bug 701294] Re: Always show menu bar for non-maximised windows

2011-07-25 Thread Lukáš Chmela
I agree too, having the application menu in system panel for non-
maximized application windows that are even often far far away from the
top left corner where the application menu draws is really terrible,
especially if you have to move the mouse cursor all the way using
touchpad.

For maximized windows it is really useful as it saves some space by a
painless way.

And as for the graphical side, the fade out effect in long window title
that Johannes mentioned seems bad to me too, however, it doesn't appear
in menus for maximized windows, thus in those for the non-maximized ones
it wouldn't be  problem if the menu was in its normal place - under the
window header :-)

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[Bug 701294] Re: Always show menu bar for non-maximised windows

2011-06-01 Thread Johannes Gowin
I totally agree with Robert's suggestion about the Global Menu. And by a
possible configuration option it wouldn't have to look like this anymore
(I guess the intention was to show which menu I'm working with, but it
looks quite ugly (unaethetic) to use the space of the buttons to show
the application's name).

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[Bug 701294] Re: Always show menu bar for non-maximised windows

2011-05-06 Thread David Tombs
This is bugging me too. Even if it's not the default, a configuration
option would be nice.

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[Bug 701294] Re: Always show menu bar for non-maximised windows

2011-03-01 Thread Mark Shuttleworth
** Changed in: unity
   Status: Incomplete = Opinion

** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
   Status: Incomplete = Opinion

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[Bug 701294] Re: Always show menu bar for non-maximised windows

2011-01-14 Thread Paul Sladen
I wonder if a solution here might:

  1. 90% blur/fade the menu so that it is faintly visible (per 
Quicklists/status)
  2. Slide the title off the top and fade up/de-blue the menu as the pointer 
approaches (rather than the current instant switch)

For (2) this transition could be in proportion to the pointer proximity
and movement, perhaps building on the UI-interaction proposed for the
hiding of the left-hand Launcher, being scaled proximity rather than
time-based it would be clearer to the user what is happening and and
that it is fully reversible by moving the pointer in the opposite
direction.  My thoughts would be that by the time the pointer has
entered the menu area it remains 100% menu (just as at the moment) but
that the transition is made on approach (in the half a panel-height
below).

If the user is getting close they would see the title spring away and
the menubar deblur and if they moved away again it would be back to the
title of the currently focused window.

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Re: [Bug 701294] Re: Always show menu bar for non-maximised windows

2011-01-14 Thread Mark Shuttleworth

Paul, a more sophisticated transition than the current mouseover was the
plan, we just have implementation issues with X not easily being able to
tell people where the pointer is.

Mark

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Re: [Bug 701294] Re: Always show menu bar for non-maximised windows

2011-01-11 Thread Mark Shuttleworth

 status opinion

I'll move this to Opinion for the moment, as it's a reasonable position
to take but it's not the designed experience. The current behaviour is
what is intended.

As alternative proposals, it may be useful to have some visual
indication that there is in fact a menu there, and we could ask the
visual designers to find a symbolic way to hint at that. I would only
approve that if it proved tasteful and clean, and did not add much
clutter (getting rid of the menu by default is aimed at reducing clutter).



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[Bug 701294] Re: Always show menu bar for non-maximised windows

2011-01-10 Thread Didier Roche
That was one of my proposal this morning during dx/desktop meeting. So I
second that :)

Getting some design opinion on that can be nice.

** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
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