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I primarily used Gnome for the last 10 years, but now I prefer Unity. Why? Because I love the keyboard shortcuts, especially Alt-tilde. It's still fairly buggy
by splicer 15y ago
I primarily used Gnome for the last 10 years, but now I prefer Unity. Why? Because I love the keyboard shortcuts, especially Alt-tilde. It's still fairly buggy (i.e. behavior is often inconsistent and non-deterministic), but no more so than Mac OS X Lion's new windowing model. So long as it continues to improve, I'm sticking with it.
- jcastro 15y agoCan you give me some detail on which parts of alt-~ are buggy to you? I'd like to pass it on the team (And yeah, me too, it's my favorite).
- bryanlarsen 15y agoWhat was alt-~ originally bound to? I accidentally bound it to something else.
- splicer 15y agoThere are many bugs I've spotted with alt-tab and alt-backtick; I'll try to compile a list of unit tests for you as soon as I have more spare time. Here's one to start: 1) Open 3 windows of the same application (e.g. Terminal). Make sure each window has different content so you'll be able to tell them apart. Let's call these windows A, B, and C, from top to bottom. 2) While holding down Alt, hit ` twice. Expected result: window C is now on the top of the stack. The order of the windows is now C, A, B. Actual result: window A is still on the top of the stack. The order of the windows is still A, B, C.