Truls Becken <truls.becken@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Ari Haviv wrote: ... > > And there should also be a context menu on the tab > > which would include min, max, close, send to back etc. > > The user would then be able to discover all > > the UI functions and also their keyboard shortcuts. > > A context menu opened by middle-clicking would be good for > discoverability. A lot of people don't use content menus to explore a user interface, and the ones that do might miss a context menu that's not on the right mouse button. (They'd discover send- to-back though!) If we create such a menu it might be smart to put it on the usual button for context menus, and instead use the middle mouse button for send-to-back. I personally find the window bar context menu in standard Ubuntu bloated and ugly. But that's of course just my opinion. > It should include a "Send To" or "Move To" > submenu for moving the window to another workspace. (FWIW, it's often faster to just grab a tab and use Alt-Fx to move a window to that workspace.) /Jonas.