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GUADEC: Owen Taylor on GNOME ShellGUADEC: Owen Taylor on GNOME ShellPosted Aug 12, 2010 4:38 UTC (Thu) by j1mc (guest, #56848)Parent article: GUADEC: Owen Taylor on GNOME Shell
I like many things about Gnome Shell, but am I correct in understanding that the primary means of switching between applications is going to be via Alt-Tab?
I wonder if we can expect regular users to get accustomed to switching between applications via a key combination. To me, this is a fairly advanced user action. I think most users would want a way to just click on the minimized application that they want to use again.
Am I missing something? Should these regular users throw their mouse pointer to the "hot corner?"
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GUADEC: Owen Taylor on GNOME Shell Posted Aug 12, 2010 5:56 UTC (Thu) by Darkmere (subscriber, #53695) [Link]
Hot corner, or the "super" (Windows) key will bring up the shell interface with the window selector.
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