After all 0.17 is just a number. I have seen programs with version numbers like NT 6 and they were a pile of crap.
Or things with version numbers around 200 and they are still not perfect.
If its difficult for someone to find what they want its usually because its grouped in a wrong way.
BTW is it possible to configure it to have a menu similar to Mac Os X Launchpad or have the menu bar "hidden" like here
I need to set up e17 in a VM and test it a bit since its been a while since the last time i played with it.
After all 0.17 is just a number. I have seen programs with version numbers like NT 6 and they were a pile of crap.
Or things with version numbers around 200 and they are still not perfect.
Stop TCPA, stupid software patents and corrupt politicians!
I didn't mean global like ubuntu or mac os. The mac os thing i mentioned had to do with the launcher. ie customize a behavior that when you click the e icon for example to present you with all the available apps. The menu i had in mind would look something like the drawing below. You click it and presents you with the menu. Similar to firefox without menu bar.
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that's still the same kind of thing as a global menu - it's exposing an app controlled set of ui data (a menu tree structure with icons, text, and possibly much more in it) to the wm to draw and handle. it'd need toolkit integration to do (the same kind of work done for the global menu integration). as such that work is being done via dbus and that's the totally wrong way to do it if your display system is x11, so i'm not going to go down that path as it's just wrong. so if we don't go there, with no toolkit exposing abilities to do this, there is no data to display such a menu...
admittedly we can do it in our own toolkit (EFL). but gtk/qt won't get anything out of it without work.
Thanks for the answers raster. I think it would be a nice feature to have -UX wise- since we are moving away from X11 but anyway. I am not a dev.
As for the launcher?? Does it also require a lot of coding? (something similar to this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Launchpad_%28Mac_OS_X%29)