I didn't quite get it.
The option for disabling the "miniwindows" is
there (last tab in WPrefs.app). Also, one may
disable the dock strip. But there is nothing in
WPrefs.app w/r to "application icons"?
So logically this would mean you'd like to
disable those icons which are created for every
launched application, regardless of dock on/off
status, and can be locked in place, made
autostartable etc.?
If so, that would make sense. In fact, I was
asking for something in this vein last year or
so, in times of introduction of bouncing icons
-- only I wanted bouncing put to good use and
make those icons to be sliding out and in on
mouse hitting the screen edge, in style of wbar
utility and MacOS.
After all, those icons indeed take a lot of
screen estate and do not do much. Yes, they
enable one-click launch, and provide those
distinguished vis. feedback on 'launching' and
'launched' status, but apart from that?.. As app
switchers, those icons are next to useless, you
can't always one-click switch with them. Also,
there is no fully controllable creation
mechanism for them (drag-n-drop from file
managers? OS/2 style templates?)
-Yury
On 12/03/2013 02:11 AM, Rodolfo García Peñas wrote:
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If the user disable the app icon with "No application icon", the appicon is
disabled too, but this is not the desired behaviour.
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