Am 16.09.2015 um 10:52 schrieb Reindl Harald:
Am 16.09.2015 um 04:08 schrieb Kevin Kofler:Reindl Harald wrote:BTW: "show desktop" and then click on a different application reverts the "show desktop" instead just put the one application in the forground a let the rest minimized - usecase: you have open some windows, one is compose a new mail in thunderbird, you know ina folder-view is the intended file for attach it - "show desktop", klick on the compose window in the window-list -> well, all other open applications get restored too and the folder-view is hidden again :-(I think this one is a "feature" because people complained about not being able to undo the "show desktop" once they restored (unminimized) an application. (To be honest, I've been annoyed by that at times, too.) But just undoing it immediately as soon as you restore an application doesn't sound like a great solution to me, IMHO, it just makes things worse. (What I'd do is to mark the state by showing a pressed button, then if you re- click it while in "pressed" state, always treat it as "Undo 'Show Desktop'", i.e., restore all the windows that "Show Desktop" minimized and that are still minimized, ignore the rest. That's how I'd expect such a toggle to work.)well, when i say "show desktop" and select "copy" from the context menu of a folder-view and then "show desktop" get restored it is pretty clear how badly that change is in fact "show desktop" is completly useles because whatever you reverts it instead - "oh man please minimize all my thousand windows and i chose the two i want to see for now"
FINALLY - when i say "show desktop" and try to rename a file in a folder-view it is for sure not a sane action revert "show deskop" and have the cursor in the filename field under the other windows...
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