On Sun, May 13, 2012 at 12:36 AM, Ian Santopietro wrote:
> Actually, you can tell the system not to list items from particular folders.
> So all you would need to do is store all of these files in a particular
> folder, and then none of the activity on them will be recorded. This is in
> the priva
Actually, you can tell the system not to list items from particular
folders. So all you would need to do is store all of these files in a
particular folder, and then none of the activity on them will be recorded.
This is in the privacy settings in System Settings.
This prompts if maybe the privacy
I agree. And really its right that we should stick to the topic at hand.
Its easy to get caught up in discussions like this but if I were to bring
some insight to the table, i'd say that the last email was right about
those concepts being religious traditions and not the teachings of
christianity,
Yeah I know chromium CAN make application shortcuts but making a shortcut
on the desktop then physically moving it and then dragging it to the
desktop isn't exactly ideal.
Even when you do, the icons are horribly scaled and look a mess.
I doubt there would be any work on making this happen (with c
On Sat, May 12, 2012 at 4:59 PM, shane lee wrote:
> It makes sense to me and there are times when I have wanted to pin a
> document to the launcher that I'm working on.
>
> More than anything, I would love to be able to drag a tab from chromium to
> the launcher and it would turn it into a web app
It makes sense to me and there are times when I have wanted to pin a
document to the launcher that I'm working on.
More than anything, I would love to be able to drag a tab from chromium to
the launcher and it would turn it into a web app or something.
On 12 May 2012 22:34, Alex Smith wrote:
>
So, I have a Big Idea about how to improve Unity, but it'll be a lot of
work to implement, so I'd like feedback on the idea, and whether it
makes sense or not. (There's a tl;dr lower down, if you don't feel like
reading this entire long email.)
First, I'd like to explain the rationale for the chan
Hi all,
On 30/04/12 19:26, Jo-Erlend Schinstad wrote:
The design spec says if that an application supports multiple windows,
but there's only one open, then clicking the launcher entry should
display a spread with the already existing window, and an equal square
which represents a new window. Cl
"my grandmother was taught that everything nice was evil. Music, for instance.
And I'm a musician. And cards. I'm a card artist. And games. I'm a pool
player. Mostly everything I love, she was taught, is evil."
i can't really speak for anything you didn't mention but i don't see the
problem with a
Please stop with this non sens. Religion ist not something we could discuss
here. There is no way a muslim / traditionalist / buddha / indian / ...
will accept to loose its tradition to accept someone's else tradition. It
is cultural thing. This is the path to colonies / slavery. So stop with for
g
I don't really understand the importance of the close button in the corner
really.
By default, not all windows open maximized (I'm not even sure any do) and
users may maximize a web browser or email client or office app but not so
likely for lesser used apps such as a terminal or system settings (i
On 05/11/2012 11:39 PM, Gregory Merchan wrote:
> Dash button in the corner would solve a lot but as I understand, the close
> button in the top left corner has been a design goal practically from the
> start?
Really? That's very strange. I don't know why that button should be
given such an im
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