I think the biggest problem with being able to drag sheets is that, for me,
sheets should be an all out or nothing type of implementation. If a new user
were allowed to drag a model sheet at all, then they would be confused if
they were unable to drag the sheet anywhere on the screen. In my
Hi!
I as many have questioned the global menu bar which Unity features. I
believe there are several issues with it as it is today and I will air my
thoughts here.
Many has complained on that it is incredibly frustrating to be working with
on larger monitors. If the active window is in the bottom
I've been begging for this particular change too.
It makes more sense since vertical space is only an issue when you want it
(ie. when you maximize windows), so un-maximized windows have no use for the
global menu since, if they're un-maximized, they don't need the extra
vertical space to render
2011/5/18 Henrik Peytz henrik.pe...@gmail.com
Also, I think it's a bit of a stretch to expect application-devs to make
their applications global-menu compatible. I can see how maximized windows
getting stripped of their titlebar is relatively easy to implement in Unity
without requiring dev's to
On 05/18/2011 11:58 AM, Henrik Peytz wrote:
It makes more sense since vertical space is only an issue when you want
it (ie. when you maximize windows), so un-maximized windows have no use
for the global menu since, if they're un-maximized, they don't need the
extra vertical space to render
Or have a menu-toggle-button next to the other window-controls (close,
maximize etc.) so the user can decide on a per-window-basis whether he wants
the menus visible or not.
I think auto-hiding menus would be bad since it's possible for a user to
want to retain an overview of available menus, even
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Chow Loong Jin wrote on 02/05/11 19:07:
In Ubuntu 11.04, Unity has effectively removed notification area
support for almost everything but a few exceptions, which are
maintained in a whitelist specified in dconf.
I'm not exactly sure why this
Am Mittwoch, den 18.05.2011, 15:15 +0200 schrieb Niklas Rosenqvist:
Or to avoid movement, switch between titles and menus in the
titlebars.
I like that idea:
Consistent (menu/title toggle as for maximized window now, than simply
for all windows)
and contextual (it's clear where every menu
2011/5/18 Bazon bazonbl...@arcor.de
i could also imagine a window grip button
for moving the window when the whole title bar is occupied by menus for
moving the window.
Without testing I just get the feeling that this would be ineffective since
I know that I much more often move a window than
Sorry people for accidentally sending duplicates, here is the real version:
2011/5/18 Bazon bazonbl...@arcor.de
i could also imagine a window grip button
for moving the window when the whole title bar is occupied by menus for
moving the window.
Without testing I just get the feeling that this
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