Mark Shuttleworth:
> However, it does line things up nicely for work I would like us to do in
> future. And the major argument against it appears solely to be "we're used to
> it here", which is important, but not overriding.
There are many places in applications, like tabs and panels, where clo
Mark Shuttleworth :
> That doesn't mean we should be cavalier, but I'm not going to shy away from
> an opportunity to do something much better now just because Microsoft did
> something a particular way 20 years ago.
It is something more than Microsoft whim. In the West culture we are
reading fr
Edit: Top *left* is the worst place for close button.
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According to comment #208, if we are going to change button position and order,
this is the best:
(left:) maximize, (right:) restore, minimize, close.
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Yo
Mark Shuttleworth:
> Our intent is to encourage innovation, discussion, and design with the right
> of the window title bar.
Innovation at the cost of other very important features is wrong.
Whatever great innovation it is.
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This picture illustrates a typical book page, letter and dialog window.
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Here we have GNOME desktop and an application window.
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Finnaly, here you have a webpage in a browser tab.
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After making these pictures I would like to say that left top close
button is like:
1. confusing end point with start point in all GNOME interface (breaking
user's habits and effectiveness).
2. giving close option BEFORE user read anything (what he/she eventually
would like to close if he/she kno
running_rabbit07:
> You should have added the next line showing your movement to the menu to open
> the next window or app, which would make the travel to the close button on
> the right a longer wasted path. With the close button on the left you don't
> have to go far to open the next applicati
@Pako
Sorry, you conclusion didn't have anything to do with my argumentation stated
in #639.
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Me too. For example Close button is probably the most widely used button
in all windows, but now it have no icon. Previously I could click it
without thinking, but now... well, this is disaster, I'm completly
inefficient.
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(design decision) Icons missing from context menu , dialogue buttons , f
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Old bug, just tripped me up after upgrading to Ubuntu 17.10, now can't
open a .epub file but I can open it via a link (ln -s xyz.epub xyz.tgz).
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Subtle variation, but also occurs when you sudo su and then try and run
gedit.
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