Aaron J. Seigo wrote:
> On Wednesday 07 November 2007, Maksim Orlovich wrote:
>> Of course, it's more than just moving. For example I can shade the KDE3
>> minicli if I need to double-check something. I can resize it in the
>> standard way, if I feel it's too short or too long.
> 
> i wonder how many people actually resize the run dialog in kde3.
> i wonder how many people actually move the run dialog in kde3. (more than 
> resize it, in my experience)
> i wonder how many people who use something like katapult or quicksilver or 
> deskbar even care.

Speaking as a katapult, launchy (win32) whore^W I mean user, if you just 
use it for running a gui program from the keyboard then there is no real 
need for standard window decorations and functionality. But when people 
expand the run dialog to perform other tasks like running complete 
command lines with arguments etc or as a calculator, then you will come 
up against the use cases which require standard window decorations and 
functionality. (e.g. someone composing a long command line with bits cut 
and paste from another window etc)

cheers,

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