Qlists look out of concept and style to me, but it's just my opinion. It
would be better if at passing of the mouse on an icon if the launcher (4
example libreoffice) then a little graphic submenu opens, with the icons of
calc, write, impres (60 percent in size)...difficult to implement I know...
S
Diming the icons shouldn't be a big issue if done in a similar fashion as what
is implemented now when you open the dash.
When you mouse over the launcher they all light up again.
Date: Mon, 5 Mar 2012 00:28:48 +0100
From: sony...@live.de
To: unity-design@lists.launchpad.net
Subject: Re: [Unity
I'm using the shortcuts (Super+1..0) to open the first apps in launcher
... that wouldn't be possible with dynamic ordering!!! Maybe the
launcher can ask to cleanup unused apps after a period of time!
Frequently used are also apps like the Image Viewer and screenshot-tool
... but I don't want t
I think grayscale suits very well with the mono-icons ... I think golden
would be jam-packed and outshined, don't you?
Am 05.03.2012 00:07, schrieb supernova:
I don't think that a grey launcher is very good. It gives the idea of
a frozen app. Maybe something as golden icons on open applicatio
I don't think that a grey launcher is very good. It gives the idea of a
frozen app. Maybe something as golden icons on open applications could be
better...
Supernova
Il giorno domenica 4 marzo 2012, Hans Heintze ha
scritto:
> On 03/04/2012 04:49 PM, Gustav Sony wrote:
>
> How about a option to des
On 03/04/2012 04:14 PM, Bartosz wrote:
Hi.
I think the current indication of started and active application
should be improved.
The small arrows on the left/right side is not good visible
(especially on tablet/phone sceen)
What is your proposal of improve visibility of the already started
ap
I was trying to test your proposal (by manually moving pinned active apps to
the top) and i felt there would be a lot of movement. I usually pin my apps in
order of importance/usage, the top 3 are usually the ones i use the most.
>The problem is that it is difficult for the user to, at a glan
On 03/04/2012 03:41 PM, Edward Mountjoy wrote:
The rationale:
Unity's launcher is designed to act both as a launcher AND a window
switcher. The current implementation of the 'launcher' works well as a
launcher but requires much more thought from the user when it comes to
switching windows. Thi
Hi.
I think the current indication of started and active application should be
improved.
The small arrows on the left/right side is not good visible (especially on
tablet/phone sceen)
What is your proposal of improve visibility of the already started
appplication?
And how we could improve current
The rationale:
Unity's launcher is designed to act both as a launcher AND a window
switcher. The current implementation of the 'launcher' works well as a
launcher but requires much more thought from the user when it comes to
switching windows. This (for me at least) is Unity's biggest stumbling
blo
@ Omar: yes, that's the one.
@ Supernova: that quicklists isn't a feature you'd use, doesn't me we
should include it for those that do.
With that said, I'd like to highlight it isn't only a quicklist I'm talking
about. It's also about the file association, that you can drag a word-file
and open i
quicklist slow your job: right click, select, left click.
one lo launcher icon: left click, look with your eyes, right click...
two action in place of three. Since 2<3, i wouldn't use quicklists.
Supernova
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this quicklist for LO is what you mean:
http://i.stack.imgur.com/ZexL7.png
Date: Sun, 4 Mar 2012 17:07:56 +0100
Subject: Re: [Unity-design] Default Launcher icons proposal
From: cyber.dr...@gmail.com
To: estela...@hotmail.com
CC: unity-design@lists.launchpad.net; christian.giord...@canonical.com
I don't know if the current libreoffice.desktop has a good quicklist and
file association, but if that isn't the case I'd recommend a look to
libreoffice entry on this askubuntu.com question:
askubuntu.com/questions/35488/what-custom-launchers-and-unity-quicklists-are-available
With metta, Chris
ok, thanks,
Supernova
2012/3/4 Chris :
> Aloha Supernova,
>
> It was me (Chris) that wasn't attacking you personally, but merely "bashing"
> Ubuntu's decision to split up from GNOME. I can only see the many resembles
> between GNOME Shell and Ubuntu Unity. I agree that Ubuntu would benefit from
>
I don't know if the current libreoffice.desktop has a good quicklist and
file association, but if that isn't the case I'd recommend a look to
libreoffice entry on this askubuntu.com question:
askubuntu.com/questions/35488/what-custom-launchers-and-unity-quicklists-are-available
With metta, Chris
2012/3/3 Jo-Erlend Schinstad
> The tool itself is great. It just needs a different "add" dialog that
> presents applications instead of recently used files and folders.
>
Three things come up to my mind:
1. Replace to "add" dialog with something more suitable for average
users.
2. Ad
I don't know if the current libreoffice.desktop has a good quicklist and
file association, but if that isn't the case I'd recommend a look to
libreoffice entry on this askubuntu.com question:
askubuntu.com/questions/35488/what-custom-launchers-and-unity-quicklists-are-available
With metta, Chris
I don't know if the current libreoffice.desktop has a good quicklist and
file association, but if that isn't the case I'd recommend a look to
libreoffice entry on this askubuntu.com question:
askubuntu.com/questions/35488/what-custom-launchers-and-unity-quicklists-are-available
With metta, Chris
I don't know if the current libreoffice.desktop has a good quicklist and
file association, but if that isn't the case I'd recommend a look to
libreoffice entry on this askubuntu.com question:
askubuntu.com/questions/35488/what-custom-launchers-and-unity-quicklists-are-available
With metta, Chris
I don't know if the current libreoffice.desktop has a good quicklist and
file association, but if that isn't the case I'd recommend a look to
libreoffice entry on this askubuntu.com question:
askubuntu.com/questions/35488/what-custom-launchers-and-unity-quicklists-are-available
With metta, Chris
Aloha Supernova,
It was me (Chris) that wasn't attacking you personally, but merely
"bashing" Ubuntu's decision to split up from GNOME. I can only see the many
resembles between GNOME Shell and Ubuntu Unity. I agree that Ubuntu would
benefit from some well integrating apps, not only for reducing t
I don't obviously make the gnome community become angry against
Ubuntu. Anyway if we could provide a software that makes eyes shine,
it could be, from a "marketing" point of view, a point.
My two €cents...
Supernova
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don't worry Gustav, nothing personal. I look around on the web
informations as why do people use this OS, or that? And often they say
about some optimized software. From here my idea, which isn't bad in
my opinion...
Supernova
2012/3/4 Chris :
> @ supernova:
> And what do you want to create with
I am glad to see the idea of Libre Office icons being re-proposed. I had
this idea proposed over ubuntu brainstorm during the development cycle
of Ubuntu 11.04 http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/27661/ trying to give
a solution about the "confusing icons of Libre Calc" according the
usability t
@ supernova:
And what do you want to create with that? Something that would come eerily
close to GNOME and it's Shell. When you start using all the default apps of
GNOME they create a rather seamless experience. In fact all the recent
suggestions like a time-out function on the shutdown window is a
there is a bug open about adding blur to the launcher. Not sure if that would
solve the issue. The launcher could also be a little less transparent or darker
by default.
From: bwa...@gmail.com
Date: Sun, 4 Mar 2012 00:19:08 -0500
To: unity-design@lists.launchpad.net
Subject: [Unity-design] Unit
>The only problem I can see with the unified LO tile is the managing of
multiple windows. How to trigger the spread for each LO app etc
It doesnt behave like that anymore, is not unified. Now it opens the individual
apps, like it should.
From: christian.giord...@canonical.com
Date: Sun, 4 Mar
What about a *"HowTo" App* or *Lens* in Ubuntu, which is able to answer
what app can do and how to use it? Using Ubuntu SoftwareCenter with more
keywords (also translated), adding Tutorials from YouTube, direct links
to ubuntu-wiki /ubuntuusers and create a FAQ. Maybe with Ask-Ubuntu
integratio
Could make sense to phenotype develope some apps native for ubuntu? Like a
browser, multimedia, offfice...
This could give extreme integration, less toolkits, and make ubuntu famous
for its apps, better then those if other OSes...
Supernova
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Il giorno domenica 4 marzo 2012, Brandon Watkins ha
scritto:
> Since the unity dock now defaults to being always visible, even with
maximized windows, I think the dock should lose its transparency (And
assume the same background color as the top panel) when a window is
maximized.
The dock is by de
> 1- Proposal to substitute the "3 LibreOffice icons" for 1 icon, the LO
start center (see attached images).
I completely agree! I do this since natty by my self. the only point is
that lo start center icon is really ugly in colours...grey upon
grey...nothing to do with unity elegance...
Supernova
I personally would be happy to have a more accessible help. The only
problem I can see with the unified LO tile is the managing of multiple
windows. How to trigger the spread for each LO app etc.. Assuming that not
everyone uses all the 3 applications, having an enough clear and easy way
to remove
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