Adam C Powell IV wrote: > It may be more helpful to file this report at bugs.gnome.org, since it will > go more > directly to the author that way; at bugs.debian.org it first has to go > through the > package maintainer. GNOME uses the Debian bug tracking system, just on a > different > server.
I use Gnome & Enlightenment and I'm wondering why Gnome doesn't recognize the virtual desktops; ie: if you have several Gnome terms on separate v. desktops and then you save the session, the next time you logged in, the terminals will be piled up on the first desktop. Is this a bug, or it just means that Gone and E don't work very well? (if you have no virtual desktop, then there'll be no problem.) BTW, have you ever drag your mouse past a screen border and see the window server scrolls the desktop pointed by the mouse? (of course, assuming that you have set up the virtual desktop wider than one). I think this is neat. Have you ever drag a window (or terminal) past a screen border and see the window server scrolls the desktop and put the window in the newly pointed desktop...? I think this is very neat. That's why I like E. I think it would be nice if what Gnome does doesn't overlap with what E (or other window servers) does. A simple example: Gnome has a feature for setting the screen background, E has too. Gnome has a concept of session, E has (something like it) too. Problem is, the features don't always work together, and the duplications make the use of X is not quite user-friendly (ie: slightly confusing). I believe if the developers are willing to talk to each other and deciding the features that are under their controls and that are not, would be great. Oki
