On 06/03/11 22:02, MartÃn A. Casco wrote:
> Click on Ubuntu's Icon for some shortcuts, lets see.. Apps (we an icon
> on Launcher for that); Files and Folders (same situation that Apps);
> then, Banshee (Sound Menu or Launcher if we want), Web Browser
> (include on Launcher out of the box), Shotwell
I'm completely agree with your vision.
> Try as I might I cannot find a usage scenario where the dash screen
> with
> the big "shortcut" buttons would be useful. If I want applications, I
> click the applications place; files, the files place; etc. So the
> "shortcut" buttons are shortcuts in nam
Application searching is actually a feature built into the Ubuntu button, last
time I checked. Having it as a button that triggers the dock would serve well
for touchscreen enabled devices, but is impractical on non-touch devices, which
make up most of Ubuntu's userbase. Personally, I think that
I love where Unity is going, but there is one part of the interface that
makes no sense to me: the upper-left ubuntu button. I cannot imagine
ever wanting to click it.
Try as I might I cannot find a usage scenario where the dash screen with
the big "shortcut" buttons would be useful. If I want app
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