Re: [Ayatana] HUD design ideas

Hi Marco, how would the breadcrumb (Level 1 > Level 2 > Level 3) work? Best, chr On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 8:17 PM, Marco Kirchberger wrote: > > Hi, > yes I absolutely agree with you that is for 12.04 to radical but in > generally with HUD you have the possibility. > I think it is important that

Re: [Ayatana] What to call the unity panel?

Hi Ted, ... On Tue, Jan 24, 2012 at 9:32 PM, Ted Gould wrote > > Personal preference "menu bar" -- that says what it does where "top bar" > just says where it is. It doesn't give any more information than what > the user already has. > I see where you are coming from but, besides the fact that

Re: [Ayatana] HUD design ideas

Hi Christian, That could be work in different ways. My first idea was that it should work like nautilus display the folder path on the top when you navigate through your folders. e.g. Edit > Past As But I think this need to much space when you have a menu path with more as 2 or 3 levels. Meanwh

Re: [Ayatana] unity at the bottom

Hmm, there are two major cons with bottom launcher: A) The dash control buttons are on the top left (maximaze and close), what happens when the Ubuntu buttom is at the bottom left and those buttons on the top left? B) Due to the fact that launcher is set to "Dodge windows" out of the box users may

Re: [Ayatana] unity at the bottom

On Mon, Jan 30, 2012 at 16:17, Georgi Karavasilev wrote: > Hmm, there are two major cons with bottom launcher: > A) The dash control buttons are on the top left (maximaze and close), what > happens when the Ubuntu buttom is at the bottom left and those buttons on > the top left? > Just like it hap

Re: [Ayatana] unity at the bottom

Hmm, you kinda missed my point at A) - if the launcher is at the bottom the Dash button will go the the bottom left. When on clicks on the Dash the control buttons will be on the panel in the top left which requires mouse movement to change Dash size or close it (assuming if you cick the close butt