Public bug reported:
It has become an intuitive principle, in User interface design, that if
you right-click on something, you get an (contextual) list of ALL that
can be done to that thing that you've clicked on.
However, when you right-click on a task (on the unity task-bar), it
doesn't provide window-management options such as "Minimize". It shows
"Lock to Lancher" and "Quit", but why not "Minimize" and other
arrangement-oriented options that can be done to any task's window?
** Affects: unity (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
It has become an intuitive principle, in User interface design, that if
you right-click on something, you get an (contextual) list of ALL that
can be done to that thing that you've clicked on.
However, when you right-click on a task (on the unity task-bar), it
doesn't provide window-management options such as "Minimize". It shows
"Lock to Lancher" and "Quit", but why not "Minimize" and other
- arrangement-oriented that can be done to any task's window?
+ arrangement-oriented options that can be done to any task's window?
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Title:
Minimize Option is Missing on Task's Context Menus
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