Quick question, so I noticed that when I make a desktop in the form of a cross.
Quick question, so I noticed that when I make a desktop in the form of a cross. So basically, home and pages up, down, left and right, the launcher creates a 3×3 grid. Okay, now the question: Is there an easy way to disable the four pages I am not using, thus no risking sliding into an empty page?
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Stop points on the outer pages, and maybe disable diagonal scrolling too.
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Hi Chris, so I sort of gathered to disable diagonal scrolling before, I noticed the stop points but for the life of me, I cannot easily figure out how they work. Is there a way you could explain to say how they work, or better yet, point me to a link where I can find out how to use them. I googled it and really did not find anything that went into detail aside some abstract descriptions.
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Main thing to remember is that they have to be on screen to function.
It’s sort of explained by which way they point.
Scrolling stop is like a fling.
Drag stop will stop on drag but not fling.
Barrier can not be passed.
There is a setting in general, that will always show them, and that might help with set up.
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I sort of stumbled my way through it and it works now. Although 90% percent of all the settings are fairly common sense and discernible through trial and error, documentation is, as many people said, sort of lacking. Regardless, it is a still great product and I happy that I bought it to help development. Look forward to hanging out more around here. Thanks Chris.
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Yeah, the wiki is still a work in progress. Stop points section is really needed
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Try with this post: https://plus.google.com/u/0/112252356715774925798/posts/EBfDM3woTYp
It’s old and I think there are other better and newer tutorials on stop points, but I can’t find them through the g+ search.
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Thanks Pierre. That’s the one I was looking for.
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