On Tue, 2011-06-14 at 08:49 -0500, Aaron Konstam wrote: > First let me say my installation of F15 went extremely well. Sound , > video, printing, etc worked without problems. My log files were > recorded. But still mysteries continue. > > 1.. Workspaces > I can fine no good explanation of how workspaces work in Gnome3. Despite > statements on the video their use is far from intuitive. But I figured > it out. However some screwiness remains. > Why are only two workspaces available? I found this can't be changed. That's incorrect. In Gnome 3 the number of workspaces is dynamic, rather than fixed. If you are on workspace 2 and open a window, a blank workspace 3 is automatically created below you, for future use. > Even stranger I found you could not put instances of the same program in > both workspaces. For example, if Firefox is in one workspace a > different instance of Firefox can't be put in the second workspace. If > anyone out there knows how to do that I would be glad to hear about it. > You can put different windows in different workspaces, but if you just click on the Firefox icon, it does not open a new window by default. Instead, it takes you to your last-used window of that application. If you right-click on the Firefox icon, you'll see "New Window" > Finally, alt-tab is supposed to something relative to workspaces but > what? > Alt-tab switches between applications, not workspaces. Alt-~ (tilde) switches between windows of a particular application. > 2, Poweroff > It seems pretty lame that to poweroff you have to hold down the alt key > to change the Suspend option to Poweroff. Why couldn't the menu have > both of them? > yum install gnome-shell-extensions-alternative-status-menu-3.0.2-1.g63dd27cgit.fc15.noarch > I guess these are really questions for the developers but they are still > interesting questions. > -- > ======================================================================= > Thufir's a Harkonnen now. > ======================================================================= > Aaron Konstam telephone: (210) 656-0355 e-mail: akonstam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx >
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