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wish_list [2018/06/14 16:59] – [Window manager] grasm | wish_list [2019/08/04 15:27] – johnywhy | ||
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===== Project wide ===== | ===== Project wide ===== | ||
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+ | * Wish there was a checkbox someplace in settings manager to globally turn off tooltips. Command: | ||
+ | echo " | ||
+ | https:// | ||
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+ | * The Display dialog appears upon pressing Ctrl-F7 to adjust the settings of an additional display. It would be nice to have the option to add the display by " | ||
* Implement support for high-density (DPI) displays through e.g. a meta-theme that sets large fonts, panel size, icons. All of these are already doable separately, but it would be nice to be able to change all these related settings in one place. | * Implement support for high-density (DPI) displays through e.g. a meta-theme that sets large fonts, panel size, icons. All of these are already doable separately, but it would be nice to be able to change all these related settings in one place. | ||
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* Organization features: as many of the target audience are on older machines that can not handle Compiz/ | * Organization features: as many of the target audience are on older machines that can not handle Compiz/ | ||
* Not to show the archives that appear in " | * Not to show the archives that appear in " | ||
- | * Tabs support | + | |
* Can change background of content window | * Can change background of content window | ||
* Small front-end to mkfs - right-clicking on usb drive provides format drive option in menu. | * Small front-end to mkfs - right-clicking on usb drive provides format drive option in menu. | ||
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* Support for different shortcuts in each workspace. | * Support for different shortcuts in each workspace. | ||
* Add the ability to have customized buttons for custom actions, in the main toolbar. | * Add the ability to have customized buttons for custom actions, in the main toolbar. | ||
- | * Add the ability to create submenus for grouping custom actions, by manually editing the uca.xml file. | + | * Add the ability to create submenus for grouping custom actions, by manually editing the uca.xml file |
+ | * Save tabs on exit | ||
+ | * Custom static icon for files/ | ||
===== Window manager ===== | ===== Window manager ===== | ||
* See also [[xfwm4_changes|xfwm4 changes]] | * See also [[xfwm4_changes|xfwm4 changes]] | ||
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* Ah, yes, I didn't know about that previously. But it's not really what I'm looking for... seems that expands the window to fill the screen, without the borders & decorations. What I miss from E16 is that Ctrl+Enter enlarges the window (so the dimensions are still the same -- my terminal emulator is still 80x25, but appears larger.) That's handy for a small screen like mine. | * Ah, yes, I didn't know about that previously. But it's not really what I'm looking for... seems that expands the window to fill the screen, without the borders & decorations. What I miss from E16 is that Ctrl+Enter enlarges the window (so the dimensions are still the same -- my terminal emulator is still 80x25, but appears larger.) That's handy for a small screen like mine. | ||
- | * Port Unity' | + | |
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- | * Allow window preview when hoovering over a window button. As < | + | |
- | * Ditch xfwm4 in favor of mutter. xfwm4 has tearing (even with composition enabled) and compton is unmaintained and currently has problems with gtk 3 CSDs and shadows in QT applications. Xfwm also doesn' | + | |
+ | * Ditch xfwm4 in favor of mutter. xfwm4 has tearing (even with composition enabled) and compton is unmaintained and currently has problems with gtk 3 CSDs and shadows in QT applications. Xfwm also doesn' | ||
+ | * Add an option so Desktop Margins could be ignored when tiling windows (both by mouse and keyboard). When you tile windows, normally, you want to use all available space. This is very good for ultra wide screens where you want floating windows in the middle section of the screen but tiled windows to use all the space. | ||
===== Desktop Manager ===== | ===== Desktop Manager ===== |