Re: delaying hot-corner activation

[Marc Fouquet <marc fouquet gmx de>]

Hello,

I have the same problem with a totally different setup...

I use a Dell 27" monitor with a resolution of 2560 x 1440. On this 
machine I am used to moving the mouse quite fast (a gamer mouse with 
high DPI) which feels comfortable most of the time for the long 
distances. But at the same time it makes me less precise, so I 
accidentally hit the hot corner almost in each single case when I want 
to aim at the "File" menu of a window.

After using Gnome 3 for two weeks or so, I really feel that the bottom 
left corner would have been the better choice as "hot corner".

In my opinion, an extra delay would not be helpful, as changing between 
applications with the mouse is already slow enough.

Regards,
	Marc



On 16.05.2011 18:25, Bidossessi SODONON wrote:
> I don't know if this affects other gnome-shell users, but here is the
> thing:
> I use a laptop with a trackpad.
> I never call the activities overlay with the hot-corner, i always use
> the super key for that.
> Unfortunately, when, for some reason, I try to click on the "file" menu
> of a maximized window, 4 times out of 5 I overshoot, and out pops the
> overlay. It's not a big deal, just ...annoying at times.
> I believe setting a timeout to the hot-corner would be a solution. It
> shouldn' t have to be long; just time enough to adjust the mouse.
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