Re: First post, thanks and one suggestion (universal gesture for natural scrolling)

[Zefei Xuan <zefei xuan gmail com>]

Yes, that was what I meant. The main reason behind this is that right
button is never used to group/mass select content, hence we can
recognize this as a system wide gesture. For example, in application
list it can be used to drag/page up/page down (like in android app
list); in desktop  it can also be used to drag workspaces; in the
calendar widget, it can be used to switch months; in media players, it
can be customized by _the application_ to fast back/forward.


On Thu, Jul 28, 2011 at 2:52 AM, Rovanion Luckey
<rovanion luckey gmail com> wrote:
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> 2011/7/28 Onyeibo Oku <twohotis gmail com>
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>> Not sure I understand what you mean by natural scrolling.
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> His suggestion seems to be that in the activities overview desktop area:
> When the right mouse button is clicked and held it grabs the workspace grid,
> much like you grab and scroll on a mobile touchscreen. This could of course
> be mapped to the middle-mouse-button, but as Zefei suggests many laptops do
> not have any middle-mouse-button. As of such it's better mapped to the right
> button on workspace area.
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Zefei Xuan