Re: GShell observations

[Bob CFC <linuxoflondon googlemail com>]

Yeah, when I minimise a window and want to get it back I jam my mouse in the top left corner without clicking, then click on the live thumbnail of the window in the aerial view.  It was weird at first but has become natural within a week or two.

Doing this on 2 monitors is much improved now with the multihead support in the latest git version.

2009/10/11 Pablo Marchant <pamarca gmail com>

Actually, I do my app-switching with 1 click, and 1 key-press, or you can also use a mouse-hover to the top-left corner followed by a click. Just pressing the super button brings the layout up, and from there it's pretty simple to choose the application you want. I find this faster than using window lists, specially when you have more than a window for a program running.

On Sun, Oct 11, 2009 at 8:01 AM, José Luis <artirj gmail com> wrote:

I've been doing some Gnome Shell testing and, while I'm pleased with the
design and new metaphor, there is one thing  I think urgently needs
help:

 App switching: Alt-Tab is great as a shorcut and better than the old
Alt-Tab we have in current GNOME, the Activities button requires 2
clicks to change the app. I miss the old taskbar :(
 -I think this can be solved with a dropdown menu on the app titlebar
(the one in the top panel), and choose from there.


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