What I want to mean is the following...
First, I can't find a way to show all the windows of the same app, this
is the purpose of this feature.
I thought that user must hold Ctrl and click on the icon to show all
windows of the same app.
When user NOT hold Ctrl, the behaviour of Unity does not change (show
the last used window, expose the app windows, do nothing and so on,
depending on the case).
So, I think it would not cause user confusion, user needs to hold Ctrl
to use this hypothetical feature.
Regards!
El 16/05/12 20:14, Ryan Gauger escribió:
A bit of confusion about this:
When you want to simply un-minimise a window, or bring it to the front, you have to press ctrl AND click the launcher icon? If this is what you mean, I think it would cause a lot of confusion for users. I also think it would make Unity slower to use. I like you're thinking, though. Thanks!
In Christ,
Ryan
On May 16, 2012, at 2:41 PM, Damián Nohales<damiannohales@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
A little proposal.
Holding Ctrl (or a modifier that you find better) and pressing an icon
in the launcher, should act in the following way:
When you have only one window for the app, the behaviour is the same.
When you have multiples windows of the same app, Unity should raise all
the windows of the same app in a convenient way (raising little windows
over maximized or bigger windows). When you press again holding Ctrl,
the raise should be reseted, that is, if you have focus on a maximized
window of the app and you have other 3 little windows for that app, the
correct behaviour is to show those 3 windows over the maximized one.
An ideal behaviour also is that if you have focus on a little window and
you press Ctrl and the app icon, all the windows are raised but the
little focused window should maintain the focus (but not for bigger
windows).
What do you think about?
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