Blurring the lines between minimize and close is a good vision that I'd
expect it to face challenges in real life for Luna. While the user
experience with elementary apps should be great, the reality is that the
Luna experience may not be that smooth for many users that depend on more
than just
My main reason for wanting this is to have a way to completely disable the
possibility of minimize, even by clicking on the dock. It will encourage
the user to use only workspaces for managing their windows.
For example, if I am done with a browser window for the time being, but I
want to keep it
2012/9/21 Nishant Agrwal nishantagrwal12...@gmail.com
About applications that want to hide on close, don't they use other
mechanisms like for example, a music player would hide to the Sound Menu?
I'll answer with a quote:
In Ubuntu, many programs — Rhythmbox, Banshee, VLC, Pino, and Pidgin,
Okay, I think you're right. The dock's the correct place to start. How do you
feel about losing explicit minimize though? Do you guys think you can live
without it?
On Fri, Sep 21, 2012 at 2:27 AM, Sergey Shnatsel Davidoff
ser...@elementaryos.org wrote:
2012/9/21 Nishant Agrwal
I don't think it's a terribly good idea to completely ban minimize while
we're still in a transition period.
I think Plank's current hide/show behavior makes sense for now and I'm
not terribly inclined to monkey with it too much for Luna.
We should revisit this in Luna +1 when we're more
What do you guys think of this:
https://blueprints.launchpad.net/gala/+spec/option-to-disable-minimize
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