Hey,
I cant see any problems detecting if the computer has 3D compatibility, the
processor speed and ram since they are readily available but if you want to
get into webcam detection and other external stuff it would require a little
bit of work. The 3D compatibility, speed and ram are very useful
Like I said, we should guide new user (or experienced users doing something
new) to these options.
However, I still feel that the situation you describe only means that the
software centre (search) should be improved. If the list of results is so
unclear, it should be improved, otherwise, it would
Thanks for the feedback,
I realized that thinking in suggesting applications (and maybe where to find
tutorials) is a great thing for new users.
So what is better solution to guide the user putting an icon on the top bar
/ Unity bar or popups ?
And should clicking on it open the software center wi
(you forgot to reply to the list)
I like this revision of your idea to integrate the suggestions into Software
Center as well as improving the search results to make them more usable.
This would certainly suit the purpose of suggesting software to the user and
better guide the user into a long sta
>
> Instead, I feel we should show new users how to use the software centre,
> which does an more than adequate job in managing software for the user.
Although a perfectly valid point, I think we'd be throwing new users to the
wolves with this approach. Say my mom plugs in a webcam and it install
GNOME already does this for some hardware. I wonder if that could be
extended for your suggestions?
On Mon, Nov 15, 2010 at 7:31 AM, Mohamed Ikbel Boulabiar
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have some thoughts about a possible feature that can be added to unity.
> it's the ability to suggest applications to the
gt; Subject: Re: [Ayatana] Applications suggestion according to hardware
> capabilities
>
> On Mon, Nov 15, 2010 at 6:31 AM, Arian van Gend wrote:
> > I agree that it is a good idea to support new users in such cases, but most
> ...
> > The device should just work. Only n
On Mon, Nov 15, 2010 at 6:31 AM, Arian van Gend wrote:
> I agree that it is a good idea to support new users in such cases, but most
...
> The device should just work. Only notify the user of anything if something
> goes wrong. When a user attaches a web-cam, it knows it did that, so there
> is no
I agree that it is a good idea to support new users in such cases, but most
people would get annoyed by these suggestions as they progress in their use
of the system.
Instead, I feel we should show new users how to use the software centre,
which does an more than adequate job in managing software f
Hi,
I have some thoughts about a possible feature that can be added to unity.
it's the ability to suggest applications to the user for a specific
hardware he has or when he connects it to the system.
Scenarios:
1. A user connect a webcam : Suggest using cheese
2. A user connect a digitizer : Sugg
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