@Stuart Aird:
If you think your statement would make developers change their mind, then well, think again. ;) Here’s a general tip: most people are more eager to listen if you don’t insult them or their work first. Also, telling people what they should work on in their free time doesn’t work very well most of the time.
With that said, I personally haven’t contributed any code to activities and don’t have time to contribute to other parts either.
@fede:
The way I see it, the Activity concept is more than grouping of windows. It is more about adapting your whole workspace (“computing environment”) for your current activity. Nowadays I use XMonad with dynamic workspaces and it works well for me. However, the Activity concept is something I can see e.g. Apple picking up, and then people will exclaim that it revolutionized their computer/tablet/phone usage.
