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All of them — everywhere that isn't another control. Apple stole this design wholesale from GTK[1], but I think it's a superior paradigm anyway, so I don't real
by aroman 12y ago
All of them — everywhere that isn't another control. Apple stole this design wholesale from GTK[1], but I think it's a superior paradigm anyway, so I don't really mind.
[1] https://developer.gnome.org/gtk3/3.10/GtkHeaderBar.html https://developer.gnome.org/gtk3/3.10/GtkHeaderBar.html
- eurleif 12y ago>everywhere that isn't another control Is the list of messages on the left another control? It's clickable, but the whole thing is visually merged with the titlebar.
- cobalt 12y agoWell, windows vista had this with Aero
- 3rd3 12y agoBeing able to move a window wherever you click is actually pretty old (the oldest example I know of is the Aqua brushed metal type of windows in OSX 10.3 Panther, I believe). Compact window headers don’t seem new either. For example iTunes has this since 2010 (version 10). [1] https://i.imgur.com/pCv8lV4.png https://i.imgur.com/pCv8lV4.png
- eyko 12y agoIt's one of the design decisions in Gnome 3 that I don't dislike. Happy to see Apple adopt it. I always thought the combination of the Menu bar in OSX (top of screen) with GtkHeaderBar would save a lot of screen real estate... and seeing it in action is nice :)
- iSnow 12y agoI think this is just reverting back to the way it was in MacOS 8 where a window could be dragged by the frame or the header bar - the only places where the chrome was exposed.
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- tvon 12y ago> Apple stole this design wholesale from GTK This has been part of Finder and iTunes since at least 2006, at a point when it wasn't the norm for anything in GNOME2 that I can recall.