2011/10/13 anthropornis anthropor...@gmail.com
Incidentally, I just upgraded to Oneiric today (and I do mean upgrade, not
a fresh install), and perhaps I am doing something wrong, but I do *not*see a
restart option in the power cog menu (nor do I see gnome-terminal in
my Dash, but that's a
Try searching for only Terminal. The Dash is more about the
application name, not the command. For the command gnome-terminal, use
Alt+F2
On 10/12/2011 07:51 PM, anthropornis wrote:
Just a gentle reminder, saving space in the menu bar is not an issue
for those of us with bigger screens. The
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Carl Ansell wrote on 10/10/11 17:12:
A recent update placed logout, shut down and restart controls into
the dash.
I think it would be useful to have these located in the bottom
right corner of the dash rather than in the lens results, as
I agree with this statement because Ubuntu would look a little more
professional with a Session lens. This way, it won't clutter up the dash
any more than it has to.
---Ryan
On Mon, Oct 10, 2011 at 3:12 PM, Eylem Koca eylemk...@gmail.com wrote:
This is all just wrong. Why are the logout, shut
I agree with this statement because Ubuntu would look a little more
professional with a Session lens. This way, it won't clutter up the dash
any more than it has to.
Then please auto detect and enable booting into other OS's from the Session
Lens too.
On Thu, Oct 13, 2011 at 01:55, Thibaut Brandscheid randal...@web.de wrote:
I agree with this statement because Ubuntu would look a little more
professional with a Session lens. This way, it won't clutter up the dash
any more than it has to.
Then please auto detect and enable booting into
Just a gentle reminder, saving space in the menu bar is not an issue for
those of us with bigger screens. The more indicators, the better, for my
use case. So hopefully removal of them will be optional per user.
On 10/12/2011 08:41 AM, Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
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Then there should be a way to blacklist things on a per-user basis that
a user like myself does not want cluttering my Dash when I type sh for
things other than shutdown.
Moreover, for me it is faster to hit Ctrl+Alt+Del and click the dialog
than it is to sift through things that begin with
I agree. Ctrl+Alt+Del should bring a small overlay window with several
items in it, and the user should be able to move the focus in there with
cursor keys. I believe that would be the best implementation. Then, all
you'd have to do is press Ctrl+Alt+Del, press left or right or up or
down and
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A recent update placed logout, shut down and restart controls into the
dash.
I think it would be useful to have these located in the bottom right
corner of the dash rather than in the lens results, as this would make
them accessible when using any
Since shutting down, logging out, etc. is a relatively infrequent
task, I think it's better to save the clutter in this case. The
shutdown options are pretty easily available from the device menu in
case you do need them and happen to be in the wrong lens to search for
them. Additionally, since
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In that case I would think it unnecessary to even have the option from
in the dash at all. Having then in the same place as all of the
applications gives the user even more apps to scroll through, and adds
clutter to the dash.
I would suggest that
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A recent update placed logout, shut down and restart controls into the
dash.
I think it would be useful to have these located in the bottom right
corner of the dash rather than in the lens results
, 2011 2:42:15 AM
Subject: [Ayatana] Session management in the dash
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A recent update placed logout, shut down and restart controls into the
dash.
I think it would be useful to have these located in the bottom right
corner of the dash rather than
Hi all
A recent update placed logout, shut down and restart controls into the
dash.
I think its a good idea to have access to them through the Dash.
But there are some problems with these controls:
- *no Dash results* for the commonly known terminal commands, like:
- halt
-
I don't think matching any terminal commands in the applications lens
is a good idea. The Alt+F2 command lens is a better place for that.
On Mon, Oct 10, 2011 at 11:58, Thibaut Brandscheid randal...@web.de wrote:
Hi all
A recent update placed logout, shut down and restart controls into the
I don't think matching any terminal commands in the applications lens
is a good idea. The Alt+F2 command lens is a better place for that.
Now we have session management in the Dash. It is absurd to relearn the
commands for the Dash because they use different names or have a space in
it. All I
+1
Completely agree, these are inappropriate in the Dash, extremely
redundant clutter considering what the power cog does. Moreover, for me
the utter *simplicity* of Ctrl+Alt+Del still works just fine (at least
in Natty), I can't imagine what I would gain from altering the Alt+F4
binding.
My mistake with Alt-F4. I intended to say Ctrl-Alt-Del.
Eylem
On 10/10/2011 7:44 PM, anthropornis wrote:
+1
Completely agree, these are inappropriate in the Dash, extremely
redundant clutter considering what the power cog does. Moreover, for
me the utter *simplicity* of Ctrl+Alt+Del still
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