It’s not because it’s secure we shouldn’t have a proper user experience when possible though
I don’t know what you mean by that. Whether something is proper or not needs to be evaluated in relation to something else. It has no meaning per se.
Is it proper to drag and drop between qubes? Or is it proper not to? If the former is proper, why has it not been done so far? Or how is each option evaluated? How exactly would such thing work? What programs and what desktop environments need to be compatible with it? Many questions.
Further to my problem with qube window management:
I’d like an option to move all qube windows to another workspace at once.
In the same way that a right-click on the tab in the xfce4-panel offers an option to move that one tab to a new workspace, there should also be an option to do the same with all the tabs of the same qube all at once.
Again, this is a way of managing many tabs, many of which are the same color and (almost) indistinguishable from each other (e.g. lots of yellow firefox tabs).
Glad that you liked it. Just wrote the rgb_to_hsv, hsv_to_rgb and tint functions in pure bash. It was a challenge as bash scripts do not provide floating points numbers and I wanted to avoid Python or bc(1). Hopefully the qubes-label-tweak-tool would be fully functional tonight or tomorrow. My aim is to allow user supplied icons as well as the default qute icons.
The ability to provide a custom name/label to an application that has been favorited/bookmarked in the Qubes menu.
While it’s useful to see the color and name of the application’s qube, it would be super helpful to allow a custom name to better distinguish between instances of the same application for example.
“Fixed” assumes that all those issues are bug reports. This is a mistaken assumption. There are actually more enhancement requests than bug reports among the open issues. Also, anyone who has an idea for something that they think will be an enhancement can open an issue for it. That doesn’t mean that every idea is a good idea.
How about a “note” field in the Qubes Manager Settings for a vm that automatically contains changes of config files in this vm, installed packages, …?
If it creates security risk, a special file in the vm would also be great, though, one couldn’t access it if the vm is unbootable…
