Public bug reported:
The "All Settings" page of System Settings generally has short, to-the-point
names like "Appearance", "Privacy", "Sound", etc. There are some that are
longer, like "Mouse and Touchpad", "Universal Access" and "Language Support".
One of the items seems to grab the attention, namely "Wacom Graphics Tablet".
It is the only item which takes up three lines for the text label (on the
desktops I've encountered). Visually, it is the last item of the set, which
helps in attracting attention.
Since the name "Wacom" does not seem to add much clue to distinguish what to
choose ("Graphics Tablet", or even "Tablet" may suffice), it would be better to
drop that. This would clean up the user-interface here.
** Affects: gnome-control-center (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
"Wacom Graphics Tablet" slightly dominates the applet overview screen
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