Please, oh Ubuntu gods, allow the Global application menu to always be
visible!
There's nothing worse than having to move your mouse around to discover
what might be or might not be there.It takes all the snappiness out
of the interface.
This fading menu is a terrible idea! It means I have
One reason "use global menu only for maximized windows" is a bad idea
because you shouldn't be trying to encourage people to be maximising
windows. The reason we have larger screens is so we can fit more than
one window on the screen at any one time, I usually have several.
Microsoft Windows u
Ok, Why don't you extend this philosophy by only showing the window that
the users mouse is currently over? This will reduce clutter even more!
Great plan eh?
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> This is a perfect use case fur the HUD. Press alt.
No, the HUD is only good when you know exactly what command you want to
run , i.e. you're an experienced user, and then only if the application
supports it.
The menu should always be visible for reasons of dicsoverability and
usability. How ca
I am also experiencing this issue with a fully up-to date Ubuntu 12.04.
My CPU for compiz at idle is always atleast 16%. When I restart the
machine it goes back to sensible levels for a while. I can tell when It
goes up again because windows don't move smoothly and my whole system
seems laggier a
I installed Compiz Config Setting manager (compizconfig-settings-
manager) and disabled "Sync to VBlank" and idle cpu jumped from 16% to
5% straight away. Success! Thanks for that Autra.
For the record Im running a Nvidia NVS 3100M with 2 screens.
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I'm using multiple monitors and my mouse pointer frequently gets stuck
while moving between the monitors. It's very fustrating and irritating
behaviour.I'm guessing that there is a threshold cursor speed at
which the pointer stops if it is below it. Could you add the ability to
change this sp
> those whose other machines are Windows, or just came from earlier versions of
> Gnome, want menus
attached to the windows,
I've come from Gnome & Windows and I've never used a Mac. I'm quite
open to the Mac way of doing things, just aslong as it's done correctly
with menus that are always visi
