On Tue, 2011-04-26 at 11:57 +0200, Elia Cogodi wrote: > > (...) > My $0.03 (i.e. 3¢). I don't have a need for persistent workspaces but naming ones would be helpful. For example I have currently 2 workspaces - one for libgee and one for vala. Each contains a gedit with several tabs opened, terminal and browser. The gedit have files in the same language opened in both workspaces. Distinguishing them visually quickly is very hard so I would welcome the labeling. DND is very important feature IMHO and I complained (read annoyed everyone) already about it. > > UI ideas: > - the name of the currently active workspace could be displayed in the > top bar, with a popup menu that allows browsing and choosing from all > workspaces, named or ad-hoc. > - ad-hoc namespaces could be listed with default labels, as "Work > space a", "Work space b" and so on, in italic or between quotation > marks to underline that it's a "synthetic" name. I don't think it would be nice for ad-hoc workspaces (combination of both). Possibly default name should be empty string? > - this workspace widget could be placed right next to the > time/calendar, to consolidate a "what and when" context area. OS-X > places it among system indicators, but I'm not fond of that. I'm not UI designer but it would seems to be more natural for me between <<Activities>> and <<Current Program>>. Regards
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