Re: gdm and E
- From: raster redhat com
- To: fds offm62 wuh wustl edu
- cc: gnome-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: gdm and E
- Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1999 00:23:49 -0500 (EST)
On 19 Feb, Federico David Sacerdoti scribbled:
-> Hi,
->
-> After deleting the orbit-<user> dirs in my tmp directory, gdm is kicking
-> ass like it was designed to.
->
-> As for gnome session, it would be nice if nothing ever crashed. Then there
-> would never be problems. Barring that, it would be nice if "vital"
-> programs such as the window manager were always started in a g-session
-> regardless of what is in ~/.gnome.
->
-> But things look great in .8... E seems to start faster, and the session in
-> general seems to load more quickly. It feels like the code got quicker. I
-> may just be seeing what I want to see, but it looks great :)
->
->
-> Now a few things:
->
-> E:
-> -E should default to the focus behavior of "All new windows that appear
-> get the keyboard focus". That way when you launch a new terminal or
no - because this is the most annoying thing on the planet - if YOU
like it then YOU set it to that. requesting default behavior just
because YOU like it isnt a good thing.
-> netscape window, it is waiting for you. You launched it in the first place
-> so you could use it, and expect it to listen to you when it arrives. The
-> extra mouse click to focus it to the keyboard is distracting.
and netscape takes 6 seconds to come up even on a fast box (uncached)
and in the meantime i want ot keep writing my e-mail wihtotu being
interupted rudely by my typing spotaneously goign to a new window.
-> Panel:
-> -I would like to see the pager's location default to the left side of
-> the panel. The action focused there next to the gnome menu anyway, and
-> having an applet as usefull as the pager all the way to the right side
-> seems a little too far away.
->
-> Terminal:
-> -The terminal window does not close on an "exit" or "^D". This is a
-> departure from before, and I wonder if it was intended.
->
->
-> I realize that these issues can be qualified as "nitpicking", but the
-> small points are what define the *feel* of a desktop. That feel is pretty
-> important, and should be tweaked so that the maximum number of people are
-> happy with it.
->
-> take care,
-> -FDS
->
->
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