** Description changed: Problem occurs with: gnome-bluetooth 3.1.4-0ubuntu1, Ubuntu Ocelot Does not occur with: Ubuntu 11.04 1. Try to work out how to hide the Bluetooth menu. (For example, your computer has a Bluetooth card but you never use it.) What happens: There's no obvious way to do it. What should happen: "At the bottom of the “Bluetooth” panel in System Settings should be a checkbox, “Show Bluetooth status in the menu bar”. It should be checked by default for a new user account, but should be sensitive only when there is a powered Bluetooth card or dongle. Whenever the checkbox is sensitive and checked, a Bluetooth menu should appear in the menu bar." <https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bluetooth#specification> + This is an example of the general pattern described in + <https://design.canonical.com/2012/04/status-menus/>: "If you never use + a Bluetooth device, you shouldn’t need to see the Bluetooth menu. And so + on." + Ubuntu 11.04 has an equivalent checkbox, so this is a regression. [Originally reported by "Eustace" in <http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/08 /power-cog-icon-oneiric/#comment-291049247>.]
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