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[openbeos] Re: windows & workspaces

  • From: François Revol <revol@xxxxxxx>
  • To: openbeos@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Fri, 02 Aug 2002 23:14:42 +0200 (MEST)
En réponse à Fredrik Holmqvist <holmqvist.fredrik@xxxxxxxxx>:

> > In case of a window being off-screen on a lower-resolution
> workspace,
> > the app_server could either force the window on-screen on that 
> > workspace only, or restrict all-workspace windows to the least
> > common denominator in terms of screen area.
> 
> 
> IMHO that is not very consistent to the user. If Workspaces is placed in
> one postion it would be confusing to have it anyware else on another
> screen. It would be better to scale the app to match the resolution,
> giving the same apperance on all screens, even though it presents less
> information in low resolutions.
> 
> If the window gets to small in a low res the user only needs to resize
> it to work in their lowest res. As a bonus they get better detail in
> high res screens.
> 
> /Fredrik H.
> 

As far as I'm concerned, I'm very happy the way it works...
w8 I only have 8 workspaces the same size =)

Someone of the appkit team here ?
Btw what would be nice about BRoster, is to add a bool flag to the 
B_OPEN_IN_WORKSPACE message "dontswitch", so we can open an app silently in 
another workspace (either from Workspaces <wsnumber> <app> <args>, or dropping 
a file on one of the rects in Workspaces), without having it switch, so it 
doesn't disturb.

Gnight all !
François.









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