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I agree that icons would be simple and faster to render on screen.
Yes, they are distinctive and consistent if you want to quickly
switch to a different running application, but not anymore good if
you want to switch to an instance of the same application. In this
case, the super-key is the quick way to switch to an instance. Regards, On Wednesday, 09 March, 2011 10:50 PM, Jesse Hutton wrote: The reason it's better and faster is simple. Icons are more distinctive, and they are consistent. If you want to switch to Firefox, for example, and you hit alt + tab, the symbol you're looking for will always be the same, so it's extremely easy to find. Having to look for a particular window and then the contents of that window is much more frustrating. -- There must be a computer language that is 100% visual, but runs at the speed of the C language. |