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The coverflow effect is super nice looking, but the functionality itsn't like Gnome's alt-tab or alt-backtick. It'd be super nice to have that. For example, here's what it would need to do:
Possible things the plugin can do when switching between applications (alt-tab in my case):*
Instead of moving separate windows, you could place windows of the same app
together in space, then animate the groups together.
Instead of drawing windows you could draw the app icons (approximately the
same size as they appear in Gnome's default alt-tab mechanism, and modify
the coverflow animation to accomodate the smaller size of the icons. The
key to this approach would be not to tilt the icons too much, so that they
can all be seen (that's a key feature of Gnome's alt-tab, which helps
navigate to the desired app faster).
Perhaps, for alt-tab, you could just show Gnome's default alt-tab
mechanism, and coverflow could be left to animate windows only when using
alt-backtick to cycle between windows of the same app.
Possible things the plugin can do when switching between windows of the same app (alt-backtick in my case):*
The same as currently, but when selecting a window of a different
workspace, there needs to be an animation that lets us know that we are
switching workspaces (similar to Gnome's mechanism where once we let go of
the keys, our view flies to the other workspace). This is important for
context.
Additionally to the previous idea, there could be an option to cycle only
between windows of the same app in the current workspace instead of across all workspaces (this is unlike
Gnome's mechanism, which always cycles between windows of the same app
regardless of workspace).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The coverflow effect is super nice looking, but the functionality itsn't like Gnome's alt-tab or alt-backtick. It'd be super nice to have that. For example, here's what it would need to do:
together in space, then animate the groups together.
same size as they appear in Gnome's default alt-tab mechanism, and modify
the coverflow animation to accomodate the smaller size of the icons. The
key to this approach would be not to tilt the icons too much, so that they
can all be seen (that's a key feature of Gnome's alt-tab, which helps
navigate to the desired app faster).
mechanism, and coverflow could be left to animate windows only when using
alt-backtick to cycle between windows of the same app.
workspace, there needs to be an animation that lets us know that we are
switching workspaces (similar to Gnome's mechanism where once we let go of
the keys, our view flies to the other workspace). This is important for
context.
between windows of the same app in the current workspace instead of across all workspaces (this is unlike
Gnome's mechanism, which always cycles between windows of the same app
regardless of workspace).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: