2011/10/6 Martyn Russell <mar...@lanedo.com> > > - The "Switch User" and "Log Out" ... menu options seem quite pointless if > I am the only user on my machine. >
> - The "Suspend" menu option makes no sense here when I want to shut the > thing down (on laptops), I guess this has been discussed to death so I don't > want to start some flame war about this here. I guess it depends how you use > the menu, I usually use this menu to restart/shutdown and close my laptop > lid for suspend. To me, the option is never right. > > > - I really dislike the way that connection changes are stacked and shown as > notifications permanently at the bottom of the screen. This is especially > pointless if you are re-connected to the disconnected network you have a > notification for. > +1 for this one. In general I don't like how the notification stack/tray works, I do like the design principle behind the idea but the execution needs work. For example, everytime I try to hit an icon the icon keeps moving away from my cursor unless I'm careful. Plus the text next to it is usually not that helpful. We should find a human readable name rather than the underscore process. > - The "Applications" tab is quite bad IMO and the worse part of the shell. > It lists all applications and it's never useful to me. Ideally, the list of > applications would be obtained from Tracker :) - not sure how it's done now > but it seems slow to load (takes a second or two) and perhaps could be > cached to improve things there. I would like to see: > - Better categorisation of them too. > - I don't want to see 2 browsers, 3 email clients, avahi server > browsers, archive manager, etc. I want to see a list of > applications which are useful, like my preferred clients. > - I want to see real titles, like "Text Editor", not "gedit". > - I don't want to see applications like "xdiagnose" with no icon. > +1 -- Cheers, Alberto Ruiz
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