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A simple way to incrase free space

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gollum

Downloads: 112	Submitted: Jun 14 2006
Description: A simple way to increase free space in windows would be to display the menu in the window decoration. I made a quick mockup to compare the way we have nowadays and the way it could be tomorow. You have the original screenshot of the kdelook page, and then the modified one. I just moved the menu in the decoration, I\'m not a GIMP adict, and I just wanted to point out how it should look like, that\'s not an artwork ;-) License: no licence

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use fitz

by tomoe on: Jun 15 2006

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tomoe

just use fitz (windec) for that effect .. i won't exactly look like your mockup but it does the deal
additionaly you can use the hacked lipstick version as style for colored menue

lol internet
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bad idea

by Linuster on: Jun 15 2006

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Linuster

1. Legacy applications don't support it.
2. KDE-specific window manager would be required, even when running in another DE.
3. What it the window is sized really small? Then the menu takes up the entire title bar, and you can't move the window!

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Re: bad idea

by dec0ding on: Jun 15 2006

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nice arguments.
Although at first sight it seems nice idea.

I read only Conclusion from the reviews. Saves time.
http://gemidjy.blogspot.com
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Re: Re: bad idea

by yll on: Jun 18 2006

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yll

but... this type of menu can disappear when you're not on the title bar.

I mean, you click on the title bar and the menu appear, you click again and the menu disappear. Appear as a usual menu.

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something similar

by csanchisb on: Jun 15 2006

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csanchisb

Take a look at this alternative:
http://konqueror4.home.dyndns.org/

Carlos Sanchis
Valencia (Spain)
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Re: something similar

by johnrichardandrew on: Jun 15 2006

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johnricharda ndrew

Is there somewhere I can vote for that mockup design? Not seen it here.

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Re: Re: something similar

by csanchisb on: Jun 15 2006

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csanchisb

Sure, "ibc" posted it here:
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=36385

It really is a greta design, in my opinion.

Carlos Sanchis
Valencia (Spain)
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Re: Re: something similar

by gollum on: Jun 15 2006

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gollum

You can vote for any kde-look item.
The button is on the right of the title, on top of the central area

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Re: something similar

by gollum on: Jun 15 2006

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gollum

That's realy great.
The more I ear about KDE4, the more I want it to be released !

Thanks

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Re: something similar

by ibc on: Jun 15 2006

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ibc
Home

You can use better the next domain (with no frames and pop-up):

http://konqueror4.linuxdevel.net

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Desktop menu?

by lucher on: Jun 15 2006

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inactive user

I really don't understand these new menu proposals. I have my menu bar integrated with kicker which looks good, feels good - and saves space...

I believe integrating the menu into the window decoration IS technically possible. As soon as KWin is not used, the classic menu will be shown. But I prefer having the application name and the name of the open document in my window dec. imho bad idea.

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Re: Desktop menu?

by johnrichardandrew on: Jun 15 2006

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johnricharda ndrew

Agree entirely. The titlebar works well for what it is, the current way of using the menubar is intuitive an doesn't waste a lot of space.

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A simple way to incrase free space

KDE4 Brainstorm

use fitz

just use fitz (windec) for that effect .. i won't exactly look like your mockup but it does the deal additionaly you can use the hacked lipstick version as style for colored menue

bad idea

1. Legacy applications don't support it. 2. KDE-specific window manager would be required, even when running in another DE. 3. What it the window is sized really small? Then the menu takes up the entire title bar, and you can't move the window!

Re: bad idea

nice arguments. Although at first sight it seems nice idea.

Re: Re: bad idea

but... this type of menu can disappear when you're not on the title bar. I mean, you click on the title bar and the menu appear, you click again and the menu disappear. Appear as a usual menu.

something similar

Take a look at this alternative: http://konqueror4.home.dyndns.org/

Re: something similar

Is there somewhere I can vote for that mockup design? Not seen it here.

Re: Re: something similar

Sure, "ibc" posted it here: http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=36385 It really is a greta design, in my opinion.

Re: Re: something similar

You can vote for any kde-look item. The button is on the right of the title, on top of the central area

Re: something similar

That's realy great. The more I ear about KDE4, the more I want it to be released ! Thanks

Re: something similar

You can use better the next domain (with no frames and pop-up): http://konqueror4.linuxdevel.net

Desktop menu?

Re: Desktop menu?

Agree entirely. The titlebar works well for what it is, the current way of using the menubar is intuitive an doesn't waste a lot of space.

just use fitz (windec) for that effect .. i won't exactly look like your mockup but it does the deal
additionaly you can use the hacked lipstick version as style for colored menue

1. Legacy applications don't support it.
2. KDE-specific window manager would be required, even when running in another DE.
3. What it the window is sized really small? Then the menu takes up the entire title bar, and you can't move the window!

nice arguments.
Although at first sight it seems nice idea.

but... this type of menu can disappear when you're not on the title bar.

I mean, you click on the title bar and the menu appear, you click again and the menu disappear. Appear as a usual menu.

Take a look at this alternative:
http://konqueror4.home.dyndns.org/

Sure, "ibc" posted it here:
http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=36385

It really is a greta design, in my opinion.

You can vote for any kde-look item.
The button is on the right of the title, on top of the central area

That's realy great.
The more I ear about KDE4, the more I want it to be released !

Thanks

You can use better the next domain (with no frames and pop-up):

http://konqueror4.linuxdevel.net