Martin Ejdestig пишет:
Agreed. Combined with startup notification mechanism, Hynek's proposal certainly makes sense. And it's not a feature of an application, it should be a feature of gnome-session, I believe.On Sun, 2006-08-20 at 22:37 +0400, Alexey Rusakov wrote:Hynek Hanke wrote:I don't think it's so obvious. What about looking through my desktops, because I launched Galeon on one of them (forgot, on which one) and then immediately moved to to another desktop? If "the bug" gets fixed, the after-crash dialog will appear on the desktop, on which I no more look.I'm using 4 virtual desktops (if this is not the correct term, please let me know) in my Gnome 2.14. When I start an application in one desktop, it takes some time to start the application and in the meantime, I switch to another desktop, the application will start on that different desktop and I have to manually move it back. This gets especially annoying if the application issues some dialogs before it actually starts (like galeon after-crash dialog, which I see quite regularly by the way) and the application doesn't appear, so I have to go through my desktops and look for the lost dialog to click ok...There are hints that can be set so that windows appear flashing in the window list even if they aren't on the same workspace as the one you're currently viewing. (E.g. chat windows in Gossip located on another workspace does this if something is said. When you click it in the window list, you are brought to the correct workspace.) That's how it should work. It shouldn't disrupt your work by putting a dialog smack in the middle of your face. That's a bug.
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