On Tue, 2011-01-04 at 15:33 +0100, Onyeibo Oku wrote: > On 01/04/2011 12:49 PM, Maciej Piechotka wrote: > <snip> > > - Allow searching for window titles in overview instead in > > applications. > > Not *rather than* ... but *In addition to ...*. I Use that Application > Search. I believe everyone should be accommodated. > Yes - I was thinking about the same thing (just write not what I mean). > > If I'm editing this e-mail I don't want to get main > > Evolution screen so searching for 'Wor' should do the trick. > > - Preferably allow easy and non-js-only way of introducing search hooks > > (say by zeitgeist, tracker or probably own API). Even if evolution > > displays my Inbox searching from 'gnome.shell' should go to the > > newsgroup (I'm viewing it via gmane but it can go to IMAP folder etc.) > > huh? ... not very clear > I meant that I would like to be able to search in current applications - both in windows (like Evolution windows, "Wor" are three first letters of "Workspaces, applications, tasks and gnome-shell") as well as other things (say folks contacts, evolution folders). > > - Overview mode have mixed view (displays windows from this workspace > > but all applications so clicking terminal may switch workspace) > > You lost me there. > I mean that in the same view the global and the workspace-specific windows/application are mixed > > What can be done (assuming I'm correct): > > > > - Make 'Open new<name>' workspace-specific. In my mindset it is > > inconsistent if the same button either switches task or opens new in > > current task > > Huh? I don't get it :o > I mean that 'Open new terminal' button should open in current terminal. I'm talking about 'magic button' which does 1 of the 2 tasks that are separated in my mind: - Opening new application (say new terminal) - Switching to different task if application was opened there It can be solved by having button 'Open new terminal' (or 'Open new text document', 'Write an e-mail') in favourites. Regards
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