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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Tue 30th Jan 2007 23:33 UTC, submitted by Island Dog

"Windows Vista has finally arrived! Many people have been asking us what are Stardock's plans? What can we do to take an excellent new OS like Windows Vista and make it better? There have been a lot of articles on how users of Windows XP can get a lot of the visual benefits of Windows Vista using Stardock Object Desktop. And while that may be true, Windows Vista provides us a whole new canvas of cool things we can do."

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RE: Things Object Desktop did first:

by ari-free on Wed 31st Jan 2007 09:03 UTC in reply to "Things Object Desktop did first:"

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2007-01-22

the whole article was about changing themes. Also you have to understand that we have a high sensitivity to usability

but

I would be very interested if you could right click on app title bar and send it to any workspace like you can in KDE.

Edited 2007-01-31 09:09

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RE[2]: Things Object Desktop did first:

by l3v1 on Wed 31st Jan 2007 09:58 in reply to "RE: Things Object Desktop did first:"

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2005-07-06

right click on app title bar and send it to any workspace like

Sign me up too, but I'd also want reliable remembering of per application window settings, rollup, topwindow, all without hacks.

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RE[3]: Things Object Desktop did first:

by draginol on Thu 1st Feb 2007 02:38 in reply to "RE[2]: Things Object Desktop did first:"

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2006-05-20

right click on app title bar and send it to any workspace like

Sign me up too, but I'd also want reliable remembering of per application window settings, rollup, topwindow, all without hacks.

WindowBlinds can do all these things except for sending to a workspace but it can minimize to the taskbar or system tray by right-clicking on the title bar which is pretty handy.

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