Hi, according to the HIG [1] primary windows should display the filename of an opened file in the window title. I'm working on Criawips [1] (a presentation application) and unlike other document types (text/plain, etc.) presentations have a real title (saved in the file). Is this case (which would apply to e.g. media mplayers too) a special case that should be treated as "Show the documents title" or should I still show the filename? A simple use-case where the filename is not very good: Andy has got a lot of presentations and he often copies and pastes slides between old talks and a new presentation, so he's got lots of windows open; Andy wants to organise his talks in a folder (~/Presentations) and has one subfolder for each (e.g. labeled "<date> <event> <title>"). Within these folders the presentations are all called presentation.criawips, papers are called paper.pdf and abstracts are kept in simple files calles abstract. So opening 4 presentations for c'n'p would result in a very unhelpful window list. [1]http://developer.gnome.org/projects/gup/hig/2.0/windows-primary.html#primary-window-titles Regards, Sven -- Sven Herzberg <herzi abi02 de> · GNOME Deutschland <www.gnome-de.org> Criawips <www.nongnu.org/criawips> · GnomeGCJ <gnome-gcj.sourceforge.net> Jabber <herzi jabber org> · ICQ <177176642> GnuPG Fingerprint <F020 B158 2696 6D6A 2870 F53C 0565 FD6B B1C3 0AFE>
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