On Wednesday, November 13, 1991 at 11:23:05 AM UTC-8, Adam Goldberg wrote:
In <1991Nov11.2...@hemlock.cray.com> b...@hemlock.cray.com writes:
Everyone / Anyone:
FYI: The following discussion about the Workplace Shell showed up on the >IBM BBS (404)-835-6600.
6. The notion of having a system menu pop up whenever you press the right
mouse button on blank desktop is hard to get used to. What happens if someone has so many things open that they can't even see the desktop?
Also, upon return from a full screen session this thing is floating
around and I found myself inadvertently going back to the full screen session.
I don't know about anyone else, but on the X Window system I'm using (and used to), you get a system menu pop up when you hold down the left button while on the root menu (parlance: background, blank desktop, etc). Of course, I'm used to it, but I really like it. Additionally, if I have too many windows open & can't see the background, I'll just move a window just
a little bit...it's not really a problem.
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