I am using LibreOffice for administration but Word 2003 for writing my novels. Why? For my writing I need a distraction free windows without the menu on the top. Suggestions: 1. Easy way to hide the menu. 2. And an easy way to put the menu on the side of the Writer window (like in Word 2003). Something like what you can do with the bars in LibreOffice, put them on the top or on the side. 3. Easy way to hide the text "LibreOffice" and the document name above the menu. You can do all this in fullscreen mode, but I don't think you can do it in window mode.
For the standard view we want to be as close as possible to the system look and feel. But we have a couple of Notebookbars that hide the main menu. That should solve #1, while #2 is rather a toolbar and #3 not possible (but why not run the application in full-screen mode?). So all together I think its a WFM.
I like the idea... As noted we already provide menu/toolbar/sidebar suppression in Fullscreen mode. But would be very MUFFIN if we can provide the full-screen experience (context menus only, no Toolbars, no Sidebar or deck) just in a Windowed frame. And alternatively, link this new MUFFIN mode to the reworked Contextual Single NB--but with the NB hidden by default, provide a toggle to expose. And one thing that would be needed is work on bug 107343--so that while in a 'windowed' full screen mode, we could get out of it by exposing the main menu and selecting View -> User interface selections. And of course exposing the other menu functions that you otherwise can't get to in full-screen mode.
And what controls would you show? I mean style focused toolbar, direct formatting, sidebar only...
Well, none--like in full screen mode. But, provide toggle to show main menu. And alternatively, exposing the NB controls of the Contextual Single mode would make for a nice MUFFIN environment.
I would also like an do not disturb mode. In general the easy way would be to use the muffin concept. I can add hide menubar to contextual single. But in the end from my point of view this do not disturb mode should be an button like fullscreen on/off. If someone is interested I can help with .ui stuff.
(In reply to V Stuart Foote from comment #4) > Well, none--like in full screen mode. > > But, provide toggle to show main menu. > > And alternatively, exposing the NB controls of the Contextual Single mode > would make for a nice MUFFIN environment. Exactly!
(In reply to andreas_k from comment #5) > I would also like an do not disturb mode. In general the easy way would be > to use the muffin concept. > > I can add hide menubar to contextual single. But in the end from my point of > view this do not disturb mode should be an button like fullscreen on/off. If > someone is interested I can help with .ui stuff. Thanks!! A button on/off would be perfect!
(In reply to Per from comment #7) > Thanks!! A button on/off would be perfect! it would be really cool if we have an split button click on it to turn everything on/off and click on the dropdown menu you can turn on/off toolbars, notebookbar, menubar, sidebar, statusbar. the only issue that didn't work is to turn on/off the notebookbar everything else is possible.
(In reply to Per from comment #7) > Thanks!! A button on/off would be perfect! So let's do. Volunteers welcome.
(In reply to andreas_k from comment #8) > (In reply to Per from comment #7) > > Thanks!! A button on/off would be perfect! > > it would be really cool if we have an split button click on it to turn > everything on/off and click on the dropdown menu you can turn on/off > toolbars, notebookbar, menubar, sidebar, statusbar. > > the only issue that didn't work is to turn on/off the notebookbar everything > else is possible. I am dancing a libreation dance here in Sweden!