Hi! > Anyways, what I plan to experiment with is adding the tasklist back at > the bottom in normal mode; but when you enter the overlay mode, it > gets hidden. My initial technical plan on this is just to reuse the > current stock GTK+ tasklist code. We could do some sexy things if we > used Clutter, live previews on mouseover etc., but having the old one > would at least give us an idea of how the workflow might be with the > taskbar again. I would rather vote for a task list at the top. And not the normal task list as used in GNOME but something that is used in the Ubuntu Netbook Remix (http://www.hy-tech.de/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/ubuntu-netbook-remix.png). It's basically a normal task list but the non-active window collapses into an icon. It doesn't waste as much space as the taskbar and it avoids the need for a second panel. Regards, Johannes
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