> > > > The window’s actions on the right are already implemented as a plasmoid > > and there is no need to show the minimize button: if you want to switch > > between applications you just do it, if you want to go to an activity > > you just use the panel for that and if you want to close, the button is > > there. In your mockup you’re duplicating the functionality: the same > > action can be triggered by the list of windows and in the right side of > > the panel. > > No, it's not duplication. Here's why: In my proposal the menu allows to > hide the whole application = all windows at once. > The Minimize button only hides the active window. If you're running only > single-window apps, it does not make a difference, but if an app has > multiple windows, it is a difference. >
while I can see this being handy for something like Qt Designer, it'd be a PITA for something like a web browser or okular. I don't care that all my .pdf files are open in something called "Okular", I care about getting to the document about magical ponies :) and guess which sort of app Joe Sixpack is more likely to be using... -- This message brought to you by eevil bananas and the number 3. www.chani3.com
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