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- From: Florian Kuhnt <florian kuhnt gmx de>
- To: Milan Oravec <moravec ukf sk>
- Cc: gnome-shell-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: OSX Exposé, compiz scale windows picker question
- Date: Wed, 11 May 2011 12:14:46 +0200
Hello Milan,
I'm having quite the same idea:
2011/5/11 Milan Oravec <moravec ukf sk>:
> 1. is there in gnome-shell any way to show all windows (running
> applications) from all workspaces at once similar to OS X Exposé or compiz
> scale windows picker? In activity overview are showed only running
> applications from one workspace.
I did like the all-Windows-Exposé of compiz and wanted to have it in
every window manager, but then I was running KDE 4.5 and got used to
their workspace overview:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XXEub2fJOg
At 2:08 the 4 workspace-overview is activated. It has all the windows
presented in a per-workspace exposé. It's just like all-windows-Exposé
but additionally grouped by workspace. I think that is a real
enhancement to the normal Exposé. What do you think?
This new grouped-all-workspace-exposé somehow merges the three
overviews current-workspace-Exposé, all-windows-exposé and
workspace-switcher (that I had on three different hot corners before).
The gnome-shell overview is already a merge of App-Launcher, Taskbar
and (not that perfect) Exposé and workspace-switcher. I would like to
see the features of grouped-all-workspace-exposé somehow integrated
into gnome-shell.
To do so, I would suggest the following steps:
* Replace the grid-exposé by native-window-placement-exposé.
=> Already implemented and easily testable via the gnome-shell
extension attached to this bug:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=615378
* Make exposé inside workspace thumbnails available.
* Think about enlarging/rearranging workspace thumbnails to make
window picking easier.
Would that solve your problem sufficiently?
Florian
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