A Where is it? widget has been added to 3.0, fixing this bug.
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Status: Triaged = Fix Released
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Changing priority since the where-is-it is part of the specs
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Importance: Wishlist = Low
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Status: Confirmed = Triaged
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You
the idea behind this issue is really reasonable. Finding a location of
installed software is real quest some time.
At least button Launch/open will be easy to add(I hope) and extremely
useful - as there is one reason to install application is to
Launch/Run/Open it.
But location even in text form
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Ok, spec updated to use rings instead of a dummy pointer.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareCenter?action=diffrev2=216rev1=215
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For an absolute beginner, holding their hand and waiting them to move
the cursor to open the menus one by one would seem nice, but it will
start to annoy you after the third program you've installed, and it will
seem like the system thinks you're dumb.
Instead, just open the menu tree and flash a
David, I had already specified a Where is it? button
I'm not sure Matt... it all seems tremendously over the top to me. I
mean, having a fake pointer appear and open your menus for you? I really
don't know, it really seems too much to me.
Considering that the installed to approach shown in the
You're thinking like a programmer. :-) To a user, showing them something
is *much* simpler than telling them. Yes, it's harder to implement, but
better interfaces usually are.
mac_v has a good point that a second pointer could seem creepy, so on
IRC I suggested an alternative approach: animatedly
David , the idea is good , but a more suitable label would be Launch
Mpt , the Where is it? button and its specs of having a secondary
pointer show the way , though a nice idea , is an unnecessary
complication of the whole process.
- the idea of a second pointer popping up in the system sounds
correction *
The solution can be done either :
1 only show the present idea ,of the pointer showing the directions, within
the SS window as modal window, ie: user clicks the Where is it button and the
modal window appears within the SS showing a gnome menu and the view follows
the pointer to
David, I had already specified a Where is it? button, though this
won't be implemented for 1.0.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareStore#%E2%80%9CWhere%20Is%20It?%E2%80%9D%20button
Does that design look good to you?
I think it's important that people aren't misled into thinking that the
Store is an
I subscribed Matthew to have a look
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This is a very good idea.
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** Attachment added: Mockup
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