Quicklaunch mockuo
Pavel Shevchuk
stlwrt at gmail.com
Mon Jun 2 22:03:26 UTC 2008
I use this most of the time. Create spare panel, put shortcuts on it,
set icon size to huge and make panel autohide.
On 6/3/08, Mark <markg85 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey,
>
> Hosted it here:
> http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=82467
>
> This mockup shows my idea of a quicklaunch. With today\\\'s
> quicklaunch you have several icons always in your screen while you
> probably just use a few of them and and wouldn't mind them being gone
> when you don't usThis mockup shows my idea of a quicklaunch. With
> today's quicklaunch you have several icons always in your screen while
> you probably just use a few of them and and wouldn't mind them being
> gone when you don't use it.
>
> What you see.
> My idea here is that when you move your mouse to the lower left corner
> of your screen that you will get this popup cloud which will show you
> the available quicklaunch applications and will vanish once you move
> your mouse out of the popup area.
>
> Is this possible to make?
> Deffinately yes!
> In compiz fusion you can push your mouse to the upper right corner
> that will give you a alternative ALT + TAB so that idea can be used
> for the lower left as well. This popup dialog can probably be made in
> pure GTK+ only but then won\\\'t have the black drop down shadow
> (obviously).
>
> Why in the lower left corner?
> Well, somehow whenever i want to start a application from the
> quicklaunch applet i tend to go to the lower left corner for whatever
> reason.. so it's probably intuitive (atleast for me) to go to the
> lowerleft corner if you want to start an application quickly.
>
> So what do you think of this mockup?e it.
>
> What you see.
> My idea here is that when you move your mouse to the lower left corner
> of your screen that you will get this popup cloud which will show you
> the available quicklaunch applications and will vanish once you move
> your mouse out of the popup area.
>
> Is this possible to make?
> Definitely yes!
> In compiz fusion you can push your mouse to the upper right corner
> that will give you a alternative ALT + TAB so that idea can be used
> for the lower left as well. This popup dialog can probably be made in
> pure GTK+ only but then won't have the black drop down shadow
> (obviously).
>
> Why in the lower left corner?
> Well, somehow whenever i want to start a application from the
> quicklaunch applet i tend to go to the lower left corner for whatever
> reason.. so it's probably intuitive (atleast for me) to go to the
> lowerleft corner if you want to start an application quickly.
>
> So what do you think of this mockup?
>
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