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Okay, which idiot decided that moving a mouse over an icon was a
significant act? I often find myself moving the pointer to where I expect
a window to appear as I command-tab between applications. Of course, if
you run over the icon for any application then guess what the switcher
does? It moves the focus to that application, meaning I get totally the
wrong application popping up.
If I click on it, it means I want it to have focus. If I move over it, it
means *nothing*. Moving the mouse with no buttons pressed shouldn't do
anything. STUPID STUPID STUPID.
Hate and more hate.
Mark.
P.S. Lightswitch X got this right. (But I don't have it installed
everywhere for the reasons explained in why I hate software that you have
to enter licence codes for rant)
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#!/usr/bin/perl -T
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