#2574 NORM Trial-3: activities that initiate a drag to clipboard don't summon the frame
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Mon Aug 6 19:23:34 EDT 2007
#2574: activities that initiate a drag to clipboard don't summon the frame
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Reporter: erikb | Owner: marco
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: normal | Milestone: Trial-3
Component: sugar | Version:
Resolution: | Keywords:
Verified: 0 |
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Comment (by HoboPrimate):
Replying to [comment:3 Eben]:
> Finally, we could consider the option to invoke the frame from the edge
of the screen on a slight delay (sound familiar)? We took out this
behavior upon the complaint that this occurred accidentally when selecting
tools from the toolbar or when trying to push the cursor out of the way,
but the case where a drag is in progress might make sense, since dragging
objects to the clipboard and people to the participants list are common
use cases.
I agree with this.
After playing a while with Sugar (using emulation), I found it a bit
cumbersome to have to drag pictures to a corner first, then to the
clipboard (almost a diagonal + down movement of the cursor, while holding
a button)
I also think that this wouldn't confuse kids, since in his initial
learning of the system, a kid would first learn that only the 4 corners
activate the frame. Only later would he learn, by experimentation, that as
a short-cut dragging objects to some selected (or all?) edges would also
activate the frame after some seconds.
Something similar happens in Windows and Linux desktop taskbars, which
brings to front after a timeout an application when the mouse is in a
"drag" operation and over the application "title".
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Ticket URL: <https://dev.laptop.org/ticket/2574#comment:4>
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