On 04/06/2012 08:06 PM, Carl Ansell wrote:
Personally I think a settings lens would be useful. You would still be
able to search for settings, but the applications lens would be much
cleaner.
However, if we are trying to get people to use the 'power cog' to
change settings, then they should n
On 04/06/2012 08:02 PM, Thibaut Brandscheid wrote:
When maximizing the installed programs in the Application Lens there
are way too many icons that are meaningless to average users,
cluttering the 'Installed' scope and reducing the usefulness
furthermore. Just an idea popped up to my mind on ho
Personally I think a settings lens would be useful. You would still be
able to search for settings, but the applications lens would be much
cleaner.
However, if we are trying to get people to use the 'power cog' to change
settings, then they should not be in the dash at all.
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When maximizing the installed programs in the Application Lens there are
way too many icons that are meaningless to average users, cluttering the
'Installed' scope and reducing the usefulness furthermore. Just an idea
popped up to my mind on how to reduce the clutter a bit without loosing
functiona
Hello everyone,
I'd like to raise a small UX issue concerning external keyboards on
laptops. Most integrated keyboards I know on laptops don't include a
separate numpad section in contrary to most desktop/external keyboards. Now
to address the issue: I always turn numlock ON on external keyboards
I filed a bug and added a patch to it.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz-plugins-main/+bug/975029
do I need to do anything else or have I done my bit now?
Alan.
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Hi all,
Do you think that
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/964154 can be
solved before 12.04 release. Scrollbars in dash are sometimes ( when
scrollbar is close to the right border in fact ) unusable in the state
because failing to click on scrollbar closes the dash.
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