FAI details

Matthew Woehlke mw_triad at users.sourceforge.net
Wed May 20 20:12:41 CEST 2009


Maciej Pilichowski wrote:
> On Tuesday 19 May 2009 23:51:46 Matthew Woehlke wrote:
> 
>>>> Show scrollbars (when needed) and allow windows to be moved
> 
>> I vote leave it as-is and see how it goes over when trying to
>> actually program it. But it's not a strong preference.
> 
> So making it an option for user?

Yes.

>> That reminds me, I don't know how explicitly it is written out
>> anywhere either way, but are you okay with being able to change
>> root container type per-desktop?
> 
> Great! Summary changed.

...and made more verbose ;-J. Thanks.

>>>> Have a mini-panel in FAI containers? (Is it possible to
>>>> integrate with plasma for this?)
>>> I don't know but it would be great if you ask me.
>> It's meant for discussion, that's why it is in green. (I think I
>> pointed these out as discussion points somewhere? Apologies if it
>> wasn't as obvious as it could have been.)
> 
> I know, but I cannot tell anything more -- if this is technically 
> possible, I am for it. Oh, wait, not exactly the panel -- 
> panel+taskbar only. Otherwise it could be overcomplex.

Oops, yes. Having transient /panels/ would be a mess ;-). (I wasn't 
actually thinking about that, I meant it as just taskbar as you say, but 
I re-wrote it now. You might want to look if you think we should remove 
the green :-).)

> However at this stage I am wondering if we should add 
> everything "candy" to NWI? Maybe such thing is meant to be evolved 
> after first launch of NWI?

I think saying 'FAI has a mini-task-bar' is about on the fence; after 
all we're talking about how to deal with minimized windows, which I 
think is fairly important even at an early stage. Otherwise yes, we 
should probably be careful, but I think we are doing okay for now. (We 
aren't putting stuff about what switchers or decorators should look 
like, for one.)

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