Open ShadowEO opened 5 years ago
Taskview is already here. Longpress the back button (or right click) to open the taskview.
For the swipe gesture... I'll think about it (not that hard to achieve but I need to see how laggy it will be, lol)
Systray it will be implemented in a future.
Oh.. my.. god, why didn't I think to try that, sorry about that! The swipe gesture was just a thought (similar to how Edge on Android switches tabs), but it's good to know systray is planned! As I said, it's pretty impressive already, I'm using it on my TMAX TM101W638L and I really didn't think tablet mode could get much better, but you managed it!
It'd be nice if a long press weren't required.
I think it would be better to show all the notification icons of the task bar.
I think it would be better to show all the notification icons of the task bar.
It wouldn't be a Mobile Shell if you included the taskbar. This is the equivalent of the NavigationBar Windows Phone had
I think it would be better to show all the notification icons of the task bar.
It wouldn't be a Mobile Shell if you included the taskbar. This is the equivalent of the NavigationBar Windows Phone had
You are right. I use the Shell on my surface to replace the Tablet Mode of Win10. It looks good and I hope it can make Windows touch screen devices to be real tablets. Notification icons may be placed at top left corner if possible.
@ADeltaX it's not that hard to do, right? I just did it with your code
"it's not that hard to do, right?"
lol
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Decided to throw your shell on my x86 tablet, looks wonderful but I noticed there's no good way to switch applications if I didn't have the keyboard connected. Perhaps add a Taskview button to the right of the search button? Or maybe a swipe gesture across the navigation bar to switch to the next or previous app?
On that note, perhaps also add a space to expose system tray icons, I can see the ability to manage the legacy notification icons (systray) being a huge thing for running Windows 10 on any device that can support Win32 based applications, such as OneDrive, EventGhost, Google Drive, etc.
As I said, the shell as it is now, is pretty impressive. Looking forward to reading your code! :D