Hi! > ok, notifications are now "less intrusive" but the problem remains: > the third image > (http://live.gnome.org/GnomeShell/Design/Guidelines/MessageTray/Chat) > messages are too big and if I'm working on a another program. This is only when you use the inline chat feature which means you already focused on the chat. Normally only a much smaller message will appear (see image one on mentioned page). > Notify > OSD gives less problems because this does not invade the main area of > the screen. TODAY the solution proposed by Canonical application > indicators and system indicators seem easier to use. If I'm not in > front of the computer and I get a notification (from telepathy) in > gnome-shell that is visible only if I'm going to search them right? > Canonical addition to notify-osd use other instruments (me-or > sound-applet2 menu for example) to provide a proper control system. The noticiations disappear after some time as Ubuntu. You can look for previous notifications if you move the mouse to the bottom of the screen. > Zeitgeist:The problem is not the UI but the code that deals with the research. > If I type in gnome-do "you" the first result is because the terminal > use this program daily. Gnome-shell offers me the client terminal > server, a program that I never use! Zeitgeist fix this limit That has nothing to do with zeitgeist and the search feature is being worked on so that it includes applications, documents, web sites, etc. > Application menu: The choice to use the favorites is IMHO a wrong choice. > The risk is that a "non-Power User" hard to find the necessary order > to work. the learning curve is too high today in gnome-shell. I agree > with those who say that "If somebody needs an extension or a gizmo to > easily do a function, we've failed." Gnome3 MUST be usable by all > without extensions, modifications, customizations. Today it is not > even in the mockup and the situation does not seem much improved. Trust me, lots of people use gnome-shell daily but there are areas that can be improved. I think the GUADEC mockup are not yet uploaded anywhere but I guess that will happen soon. The overlay is slightly redesigned there. > Application switcher:I do not want to make judgments before you try > the solution you are developing but the usual "not power users" > expects to have on screen a list of open programs .... It 'so you > always and I do not think that is willing to change medoto work for > "your fault": P The gnome-shell developers think that the applications switcher wastes screen space and I think they are right. Ever seen a phone with an application switcher? > IMHO you should organize an event to sit and listen. People like Seif > Lotfy, David Siegel, Andrea Cimitan, the people of elementary project > can perhaps give some interesting gnome-shell to make something unique > and great! Eh, yeah, that's why all of those attended GUADEC together with most of the gnome-shell developers. There is lots of discussion, still sometimes it's hard to understand some decisions Canonical did (behind closed doors). Johannes
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