On Sat, 2011-03-19 at 10:27 -0700, Sriram Ramkrishna wrote: > I will be the first to say you'll pry gnome-do from my cold dead hands.. I > use it today in replacement for alt-f2 which I never found useful at all in > any of its iterations on GNOME 2. While I agree about gnome-do I don't think it is generally bad idea (see quicksilver). > That said, there is nothing about the architecture of GNOME do that i can't > do it in shell. While I agree it is also true that there is nothing about the architecture of empathy I couldn't do from CLI. Yet I prefer to do it from GUI (even though I use shell extensively in my daily workflow). > I think we're going on the right path, we can add whatever extensions we > want as power users to get the desktop to behave how we want. Leave alt-f2 > to what it was intended for. As was mentioned before performance issues are > something that will get fixed after feature freeze, I have no performance issues in hardware (there is overhead of animation). I have them in model - let's just assume that I have short memory and with Alt+F2 I see what I am doing and in overview mode everything changes to white boxes and I don't ;) Regards
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