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1 year ago Thanks for your thoughts.
A minimize button (so we don't have every app at the same time on the desktop) When minimized, the application will still be visible in the taskbar so I also suggest adding a taskbar collapse button
Our UI already has a sort of minimize feature (right click on the window menu) and you are asking for the window to be completely hidden on the desktop, but leaving an active reference to it on the taskbar. We definitely need to add this functionality.
for each application that has at least one window open, a collapse button appears on the right of the application's name on the taskbar so it can hide away all of the open windows and not pollute when you have too many of them open at the same time
I agree. This is useful feature.
Maybe move the fullscreen button next to the close button (and the new minimize button ?)
There is a big risk of accidentally closing the window, especially when using the touchpad. Although in all window environments they group window manipulation buttons. Here we need to think, play with the buttons and test additionally.
A setting which allows you to choose where you want to place the close/minimize/maximize buttons
We can add the base window menu template to the configuration as the basis for all running applications. Users will be able to modify the default menu layout by editing this template.
A "smart wrap" option on the windows where instead of wrapping using characters, it wraps using words
We have many places where char-by-char (even cell-by-cell) wrapping occurs. Perhaps it is better for us to open a separate issue for each specific case
- Window titles and footers (currently is char based)
- Taskbar items, Buttons and Text labels inside windows (currently is cell based)
- Terminal scrollback (unrealistic to change behavior)
Golem642
Hello, I'd like to suggest some things about the applications window :
That's it for now i guess, tell me what you think !