That solution was proposed, and while it had merit, the problem with it was
that it becomes very difficult to move a window around. People need the
title bar because it's a good place to click to move windows around. It's a
comfortable paradigm that works.
On Oct 4, 2011 11:48 PM, "gespert...@gmail
Personally, I'd like the global menu to be optional. I have tried to
use it in my desktop, and with any screen beyond 20" inches it becomes
pretty annoying.
Any application in a small window placed in the lower half of the
screen becomes a problem. Any small windows placed in the right half
of the
Well put Scott. Upstream would have no reason to fix something that's
not broken with them.
Question: Would it not be possible to make the Wine Lens so that it
displays the whole Start Menu content created by Wine, with all the
subfolders and whatnot? I know it wouldn't look nearly as neat as if
w
On 10/04/2011 12:13 PM, Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen wrote:
> On 10/04/2011 07:35 PM, Alex Launi wrote:
>> It's probably worth while to CC some wine developers on this. It may
>> be good to work this out with them, because if there's no current way-
>> we can work one out.
>
> We have a member of the
Shouldn't direct hits on package names always be ranked highest? In
this case, I think "MultiGet" should be displayed before others when
you type "multi".
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On 5 October 2011 02:13, Matteo Pagliazzi wrote:
> I think that the blobal menu isn't really a problem for most of us for a
> simply reason: most of the apps doesn't really use the menu as an important
> part of the design but they preferr toolbars, button...
>
> Only a few, but important, apps s
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Thanks Ian, killing the ubuntu one process works well... It removed the
errors.
On 5 October 2011 00:13, Ian Santopietro wrote:
> This a
On 10/04/2011 07:35 PM, Alex Launi wrote:
It's probably worth while to CC some wine developers on this. It may
be good to work this out with them, because if there's no current way-
we can work one out.
We have a member of the Ubuntu Wine Team chiming in on the bug. But it
may be a god idea t
On 10/04/2011 04:58 PM, anthropornis wrote:
I'm not crazy about the idea of separating Wine apps into their own
lens. I just want to be able to hit Super and start typing, regardless
of the ~type~ of app, rather than have to select different types of
lenses for different types of apps. There ar
This appears to be a bug with Ubuntu One. You should be able to workaround
by disabling Ubuntu One with this command:
u1sdtool -q
On Tue, Oct 4, 2011 at 11:42, Anup Verma wrote:
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/865734
>
> Now, I can not open the Desktop/ Documents/ Downloa
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/865734
Now, I can not open the Desktop/ Documents/ Downloads/ Music/ Pictures
graphically (neither through the Home Folder nor using Dash).
If anyone can find a solution it would be great. I am a tyro so I think I
can only provide you with the o
It's probably worth while to CC some wine developers on this. It may be
good to work this out with them, because if there's no current way- we
can work one out.
-- Alex Launi
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On the Gnome whiteboard page it lists as a disadvantage of menu buttons
"Could be difficult to find a consistent location for these in windows".
I disagree. To me the logical placement of an app menu button is between
the window control buttons (maximize, et al) and the window title, in
the wi
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I agree that segregating the apps would not be the ideal solution, but
it is much better than having no icon at all. If it were just a short
term fix while something better is worked on, it would not be so bad.
Also, is there a way for apps in a wine l
I think that the blobal menu isn't really a problem for most of us for a
simply reason: most of the apps doesn't really use the menu as an important
part of the design but they preferr toolbars, button...
Only a few, but important, apps still use the global menu first LibreOffice
but for it the ap
I'm not crazy about the idea of separating Wine apps into their own
lens. I just want to be able to hit Super and start typing, regardless
of the ~type~ of app, rather than have to select different types of
lenses for different types of apps. There are filters for that, if I
really want to go t
It's just like applications in Ubuntu. The .exe is an executable that gets
linked to, then when you click the link, the application runs. The problem
is that the applications also create .exe files for all of their
uninstallers, and many create one for a "Repair" function, and all of these
also get
At the moment the files lense uses Zeitgeist logs to display results for
search words. This is very fast, but means that any file that has not
been logged to Zeitgeist will not appear.
This is often annoying as I will search for a file which I know exists,
but the files lense will return no result
Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen wrote on 03/10/11 14:16:
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On 10/03/2011 03:06 PM, Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen wrote:
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On 10/03/2011 01:26 PM, Anup Verma wrote:
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Let us search for MultiGet. When I write "Mult" in the search
MultiGet appears at the 6th position. As soon as I add 'i', I see
that s
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