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Window Applets

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Depends on:  GTK 2.x
Downloads:  2758
Submitted:  Apr 30 2009
Updated:  Jan 16 2010
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Description:

GNOME Panel applets that substitute maximized window title and buttons. I decided to make this because GNOME violates Fitts's Law by putting a panel between the maxed window buttons and the corner of the screen. These applets were designed to solve the problem. Window Title and Window Buttons are essentially controls for windows that are placed on the Panel instead of a window. By default they only control maximized windows, but can be configured to control any focused window.

If you find a bug, please report it in the comments section. Also if you voted "bad", please explain why so I may improve the applets.

Ubuntu builds:
https://launchpad.net/~tsbarnes/+archive/misc
Thanks Scott!

Dependencies:
Ubuntu: build-essential, intltool, libwnck-dev, libpanel-applet2-dev

Installation from source:
1) Download
2) Unpack
3) ./configure --prefix=/usr --with-gconf-schema-file-dir=/usr/share/gconf/schemas
4) make
5) sudo make install
6) cd buttons && sudo gconf-schemas --register windowbuttons.schemas && cd ../title && sudo gconf-schemas --register windowtitle.schemas && cd ..
7) Add desired applets to panel.

FAQ:
Q: I've added the applets, but I can't see them.
- A: They are hidden when there are no maximized windows present. Maximize any window to make the applets appear.
Q: How do I hide the window decorations on maximized windows so that it looks like in the screenshots?
- A: You need to be using Compiz, then right click on the Window Buttons applet --> Preferences --> Behavior --> "Hide Compiz decorations for maximized windows"
Q: Why does Emerald crash when I maximize a window?
- A: Emerald has a bug (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/emerald/+bug/376008) and will crash if hiding of Compiz decorations is enabled. It is recommended to use Metacity instead.
Q: After installation, there are no applets in the "Add to Panel" dialog.
- A: Try restarting the panel by pressing Alt+F2 and typing: killall gnome-panel.

TODO:
- Plain-text configuration back-end.
- WBA: Option to scale buttons on panel resize.
- WBA: New logo.
- WBA: New/improved themes.
- WTA: Option to hide title part of WTA (not the icon).
- Hiding of decorations without Compiz (using libwnck).

Latest update:
New deb packages (0.2.5)




Changelog:

0.2:
- Joined Window Buttons Applet and Window Title Applet into a single project: Window Applets
- WTA: Added Preferences
- WTA: Added alignment setting
- WTA: Double click now un/maximizes window
- Misc code fixes

0.2.1:
- WTA, WBA: Fixed preferences title
- WTA: Fixed initial alignment bug
- WTA: Added padding to icon
- WTA: Added option to swap icon/label order
- WTA: Added font & color settings
- WTA: Icon double-click closes window

0.2.2:
- WTA: Some preferences redesigns
- WTA: Added tooltip texts in preferences
- WTA: Font style and color now use system theme by default (custom style still possible and necessary on certain themes)

0.2.3:
- WTA, WBA: Added support for different panel orientations.
- WTA, WBA: Properly define gconftool-2 in Makefiles
- WTA, WBA: Link to gnome-look in about dialogs
- WBA: Now stores images in memory instead of loading them from hard drive
- WBA: Theming support
- WBA: Lots of themes included: human, human-thin, dust, dust-sand, blaze
- WBA: Saving all preferences now done in one place (need for plaintext configuration)
- WBA: Various code cleanups
- WBA: Window will now focus on unmaximize
- WTA: Renamed .server file
- WTA: New logo

0.2.4:
- WTA, WBA: Fixed initial orientation bugs
- WTA, WBA: Minor code cleanup
- WTA: Fixed preferences bug
- WTA: Preferences now saved in one place, like in WBA

0.2.5:
- WTA, WBA: Fixed segfault on theme change after preferences were closed
- WTA, WBA: No more warnings when trying to disconnect non-existant handler
- WTA, WBA: Fixed initialization bugs
- WTA, WBA: Code cleanups
- WTA: Added option to hide icon
- WBA: Fixed button hiding bug




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 removing the icon

 
 by bINX on: Jan 15 2010
 
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I was wondering if there is a way to remove the application icon from the window title applet. That way the only thing shown is the title of the application.


If Windows crashes in the woods and nobody sees it. Does Microsoft still ignore it?
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 Re: removing the icon

 
 by uni4dfx on: Jan 15 2010
 

No, it is not possible. Yet.
But it's a small change, so I can (and will) add this option to the next version.


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 Re: Re: removing the icon

 
 by uni4dfx on: Jan 15 2010
 

The requested feature is now available in version 0.2.5.


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 Re: Re: Re: removing the icon

 
 by bINX on: Jan 17 2010
 
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great work. As usual.


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 Window buttons

 
 by Dimitroff on: Jan 16 2010
 

Why all of the themes are in bright or grey colours? I need some in dark colours, preferable "dust" on black background. I can not change that now, can I?
Very nice work by the way.
Ahh, and a newbie question - how to switch off upper panel of ffox and other maximized windows?


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 Re: Window buttons

 
 by uni4dfx on: Jan 16 2010
 

>> Why all of the themes are in bright or grey colours?
They're grey-ish transparent so they match most of the backgrounds.

>> I need some in dark colours, preferable "dust" on black background. I can not change that now, can I?
That's the idea. There's already a "dust" theme, have you tried it? Or did you run into some kind of trouble?

>> Very nice work by the way.
Thank you!

>> Ahh, and a newbie question - how to switch off upper panel of ffox and other maximized windows?
Rightclick on Window Buttons --> Preferences --> Behavior --> Hide Compiz decorations for maximized windows
You will need Compiz though, because it's the only window manager that allows this.


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 awesome

 
 by musashisakai on: Jan 22 2010
 

as the title says: awesome. I wanted something like this so much
thanks:)


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 Re: awesome

 
 by uni4dfx on: Jan 27 2010
 

Thank you very much, and you're welcome! :)


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 window title in gonme panel

 
 by hellocatfood on: Jan 24 2010
 

Could you add a way to have the maximised window title be displayed in the gone panel?


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 Re: window title in gonme panel

 
 by uni4dfx on: Jan 24 2010
 

What do you mean?
It's already possible, just add the Title Applet to the panel.


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 Re: Re: window title in gonme panel

 
 by hellocatfood on: Jan 24 2010
 

Sorry, my mistake for not looking hard enough! Thanks for a great application. I wonder how it'll work in Gnome 3


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