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Carl Ansell wrote on 10/10/11 17:12:
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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, a
> I also don't see a problem with the internet being hit with this search,
> purely from a privacy point of view. I do however agree that the user should
> be in control with all information sent over the internet. That's not a
> privacy concern, that's a 'empowering the user' concern. This disempo
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 wrote:
> This is all just wrong. Why are the logout, shut down, restart co
instead of bickering about who's right look for a compromise. it's better
for everyone that way.
yes, the best solution is to uninstall the package but just because we know
that doesn't mean that other people do or will feel confident enough that
they can do so without breaking their system.
pers
Hello everybody!
This suggestion is only about design nothing more. I think that unity panel
in ubuntu looks bit boring. It looks (of course it isn't functionally
identical) as panel in 10.04+. I think that it should match with launcher
(transparency and style).
Of course with this will be a desig
I actually made a Gnome Theme for this for Ubuntu 11.04. It was called
the Unity Theme, and the only thing it did was change the Unity Panel
to match the launcher. However, in 11.10, the Panel changes the blend
with the dash and launcher when the dash is open, and it isn't really
necessary any more
On 13 October 2011 00:40, Ian Santopietro wrote:
> > I also don't see a problem with the internet being hit with this search,
> > purely from a privacy point of view. I do however agree that the user
> should
> > be in control with all information sent over the internet. That's not a
> > privacy
> 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.
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On Tue, Oct 11, 2011 at 12:20, a.gra...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On 11 October 2011 00:58, Thibaut Brandscheid wrote:
>> Houston, we have a problem
>
> I think there should be a section called "Privacy" in the Control
> Panel where the user can disable globally the possibility to send data
> tr
On Thu, Oct 13, 2011 at 01:55, Thibaut Brandscheid 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 other OS'
> This is also a feature beyond privacy. People with expensive data
> plans may want their Ubuntu to be offline until explicitly told
> otherwise.
That's a VERY good point.
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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 different story). Furthermore,
Ctrl+Alt+Del now
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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