Does it bug anyone else that the perspectives window is a window and not an inspector? There are a few things that bother me about this:
(1) If OF gets hidden behind another window, and I bring it forward by clicking on the main window, the inspectors jump forward, but the perspectives window remains obscured. This one really, really bugs me. In some ways it makes the perspectives window almost useless to me.
(2) When OF loses focus (e.g. you click on the desktop), the inspectors disappear but the perspectives window doesn't.
(3) When the OF window is minimized to the dock, the perspectives window becomes the active window.
(4) Show/hide the perspectives window lives in a different menu than show/hide the inspectors.
What do other people think? Is there some good rationale for the perspectives window to be a window rather than an inspector?
(1) If OF gets hidden behind another window, and I bring it forward by clicking on the main window, the inspectors jump forward, but the perspectives window remains obscured. This one really, really bugs me. In some ways it makes the perspectives window almost useless to me.
(2) When OF loses focus (e.g. you click on the desktop), the inspectors disappear but the perspectives window doesn't.
(3) When the OF window is minimized to the dock, the perspectives window becomes the active window.
(4) Show/hide the perspectives window lives in a different menu than show/hide the inspectors.
What do other people think? Is there some good rationale for the perspectives window to be a window rather than an inspector?
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