Hi all,
this is my first message on this list, please be kind if what i report
has already been discussed millions times, I dig a bit the archives
though.
I opened a bug which i thought would be quickly flagged as duplicate
although I couldn't find other bug describing my feelings :
The title
One fairly simple (I assume) solution would be to populate the "Home" lens
with applications by default but as applications are used, they are
re-ordered by recently/frequently used?
This may, of course, cause confusion to new users if they do not fully
understand that behaviour.
2012/3/23 Michel
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On 21/03/12 18:49, Omar B. wrote:
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> Am using laptops. never have problems on the speakers going past
> 100 (or 80% as you describe). of course is very rare i have to go
> to the max. Usually just need to go a little more or to the middle,
> but is g
On 22/03/2012 00:57, gabriel pettier wrote:
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>
> 80% (which i believe is the currently displayed 100%) is where you usually get
> the most quality, so it's better to put it at that, and raise on the speakers…
> most speakers have a volume button, push this one…
What's currently displayed as 100
We intend to accommodate over-amplifying in the next iteration of the
sound settings. The plan is for when over-amplification is 'switched on'
the slider in the menu will adhere to that scale. The design of the
slider should reflect which scale it currently follows.
We were hoping to get this do
Yea I talked before about empty lenses.
If possible all lenses must have some content, examples or instructions by
default.
populated could be:
[photo manager] [mail client] [music player] [help] [backup] ...
people will at least know they are there. And the ones used more frequently
that are no
Exactly. Take the video lens for example.
Without searching or having any videos stored on my 12.04 install, I have
videos listed from the various sources.
With the filter closed and nothing shown I might have no idea what that
lens does and that goes for the Home lens.
Since there is nothing show
Hi Team,
I feel that the scrollbars in Dash are just too tiny. If a user cannot
scroll using a wheel (on a regular USB mouse or a touchpad which does
not have capabilities), then it is nearly impossible for the user to
scroll down/up in Dash. I think that the scrollbar should be just as
large
This is known, and I believe the goal is to add Overlay scrollbars to the dash.
On Fri, Mar 23, 2012 at 16:04, Ryan Gauger wrote:
> Hi Team,
>
> I feel that the scrollbars in Dash are just too tiny. If a user cannot
> scroll using a wheel (on a regular USB mouse or a touchpad which does not
> hav
Den 23. mars 2012 23:04, skrev Ryan Gauger:
Hi Team,
I feel that the scrollbars in Dash are just too tiny. If a user cannot
scroll using a wheel (on a regular USB mouse or a touchpad which does
not have capabilities), then it is nearly impossible for the user to
scroll down/up in Dash. I thin
Great! I love the overlay scrollbars. They really give the app (or in this
case, dash) more space. Thanks!
---Ryan
On Mar 23, 2012, at 5:32 PM, Ian Santopietro wrote:
> This is known, and I believe the goal is to add Overlay scrollbars to the
> dash.
>
> On Fri, Mar 23, 2012 at 16:04, Ryan G
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