[Usability]Re: Notification Area guidelines
- From: Lars Weber <lars brokenbits de>
- To: Mark McLoughlin <mark skynet ie>
- Cc: usability gnome org, desktop-devel-list gnome org
- Subject: [Usability]Re: Notification Area guidelines
- Date: 15 Mar 2003 07:23:40 +0100
Mark McLoughlin <mark skynet ie> wrote:
> Some cases which make sense:
[...]
> Some cases which don't:
>
> + An application adds an icon to the tray when it starts. The
> only "status" the icon shows is that the application is
> currently running and the main purpose of the icon is
> essentially to provide a shortcut to various application
> operations without switching back to the application
> itself.
Just wondered whether a nicer way to implement this functionality
would be to allow applications to add these shorcuts to the context-menu
of their window-buttons in the tasklist? Given that users shouldn't be
required to directly differentiate between windows and applications anyway
this actually seems to be a quite natural approach.
Regards,
Lars
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