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2009-09-27
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It's not that simple unfortunately. The thumbnails are not snapshots of the application, they are the actual mapped window, just redirected into a small space. So if the application is currently running in portrait mode, where would the dashboard get the landscape version from?
One possibility would be that an application would have to switch back to landscape mode before the dashboard is opened, so all background applications would always run in landscape. But this would introduce considerable delay every time you access the taskswitcher/daskboard, and another delay after selecting the task (when it switches back to portrait mode).
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2009-09-27
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2009-09-27
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Can anyone clarify how it works if you are in Dialer (or whatever the phone app is called) in portrait and open up the Dashboard? Does this switch the phone app to landscape
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2009-09-28
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I am probably wrong, but are we not in this situation already today? The dashboard only displays landscape versions of the applications, meaning any applications running in portrait (such as the caller application) are switched when the dashboard is called.
Does this mean we could get into trouble (as the system is designed today) if more applications are implemented with portrait support?
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2009-09-28
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Yes, that's the situation we are in. If that's good enough, we don't need to discuss alternatives.But I don't think that anyone using portrait mode exclusively would be satisfied with this behaviour (it is fairly slow).
No, it's just irritating and slow to use the dashboard while in portrait mode. Just disabling the animation if you stay in portrait orientation might help a lot already, but it would still depend on the complexity of the UI that gets rearranged.
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2009-09-28
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2009-09-28
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2009-09-28
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ASR would just please everyone (landscape only lovers can use landscape, portrait only lovers could use portrait, indefferents could use either or whatever they prefer / app). It needs to be done. Seriously.
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2009-09-28
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chris vs landscape mode |
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One possibility would be that an application would have to switch back to landscape mode before the dashboard is opened, so all background applications would always run in landscape. But this would introduce considerable delay every time you access the taskswitcher/daskboard, and another delay after selecting the task (when it switches back to portrait mode).