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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
As a new user of Terminator, it took me a while after I installed it to figure out how to open the Preferences dialog (I had to open the right-click/context menu). This is not discoverable and makes the first experience harder than necessary.
Describe the solution you'd like
It would be nice if there was a visible "menu" button somewhere in the UI — for example, in the window's title bar. Here's how Terminator currently looks:
For example, here's Gedit:
Describe alternatives you've considered
Perhaps reusing the layout menu that already has a visible button in the titlebar (or a separate button next to it) could be an option, but since that titlebar is terminal-specific, rather than global to the entire app, I'm afraid that would make things confusing and muddy users' mental model of how the app works.
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I actually coded this a while back but dropped it due to lack of interest. There's a few ways to bring up the preferences window, I'm not sure we need another.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
As a new user of Terminator, it took me a while after I installed it to figure out how to open the Preferences dialog (I had to open the right-click/context menu). This is not discoverable and makes the first experience harder than necessary.
Describe the solution you'd like
It would be nice if there was a visible "menu" button somewhere in the UI — for example, in the window's title bar. Here's how Terminator currently looks:
For example, here's Gedit:
Describe alternatives you've considered
Perhaps reusing the layout menu that already has a visible button in the titlebar (or a separate button next to it) could be an option, but since that titlebar is terminal-specific, rather than global to the entire app, I'm afraid that would make things confusing and muddy users' mental model of how the app works.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: