It's probably worth while to CC some wine developers on this. It may be
good to work this out with them, because if there's no current way- we
can work one out.
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Can someone explain why we think we want the ability to run rm directly
from unity anyway? Is there a single person who wants this functionality
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I love this. It really just makes alt-tab a keybinding for features we
already have. Very clean, very simple, and enhances the idioms we've
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If you want to take part in this adventure, go to:
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helpful overall,
http://dbus.freedesktop.org/doc/dbus-python/doc/tutorial.html. And for
some more sample code, there's a snippet in Acire, or on the web in
Launchpad,
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~jonobacon/python-snippets/trunk/annotate/head:/dbus/singleinstance.py.
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is a good standalone player for when you don't really need a
library, but still uses all of the Banshee infrastructure.
We need a similar solution for the one-off video case. Perhaps extending
Muinshee to play video in a similar way would be a good solution.
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and the track metadata.
If the controls were not clearly associated with both then this could be
a reasonable argument, but the three are all very tightly coupled
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It seems like a U1 contacts backend to libfolks would be the most robust
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for maximized and unmaximized windows. I bet the
design team could do something up very nicely to make it clear that the
indicators weren't part of the window. The edge maybe rounded out at the
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it *easier*. It
might make sense to do the same thing for both sides though, so you can
resize towards the left, or the right.
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to sleep.
Any easy fix to remedy part of the situation would be to remove the Guest
session button and move that into the 'Switch from' window.
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should be run as a
project. This would probably make adoption outside of Ubuntu easier too,
since it gives the projects the appearance of a little bit more separation.
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The indicator should probably convey the cumulative progress so you can just
flick a glance in the corner and get an idea of the progress without having
to click or even move the mouse.
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against the design of indicators. What I've
proposed is similar to the battery indicator.
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comings.
This looks awesome! But why do we need the dismiss all button? Shouldn't
just clicking into white sufficient? Having a button like that will give a
lot of users the impression that that's the only way to deselect files, when
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their windows around their desktop by
grabbing the title bar, so why not reuse that metaphor? The checkbox would
be in the corner of this title bar, and it would be a safe area where
misclicking wouldn't accidentally open the file.
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How do you drag multiple files?
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that's not useful in the window
itself, it *is* useful in the alt-tab menu for the case where you've
minimized a window but forgot that you were working on something, you can be
alerted that you have unsaved work.
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a particular task (this is often not what they think
they require!) and about providing exactly that to them
^^ Everyone on this list read that phrase an internalize it. That is the
single most important statement made on this list, ever.
Nicely said, Martin.
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to make the programmed automation doesn't provide a wrong
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color, but I think that just one color, instead of the 4 or
5 that are used would be a big improvement.
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We pretty much already do all of this in Docky. Docky + panel mode is
basically the win7 jump list jawn.
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What's the point of the tear-off functionality? If torn what happens on
hover then?
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. This critical case is not well supported by the
current volume control.
Left-click, hold, move cursor down a couple of millimeters, release.
Muted.
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No, it's identical to clicking mute all in two clicks, in one.
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So is the answer no?
Before this discussion continues, it's essential that we define the problem
we are trying to solve..
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triggered by environment events. Incoming IM sounds, alert noises.
Asynchronous streams should be handled by the system, but we should design a
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said stream from whatever ui.
Maybe asynchronous and synchronous weren't the ideal choices. Transient and
non-transient? Doesn't really matter, I think the idea is clear enough.
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be able to knock it out. I had to do a lot of nm
hacking at a job once.
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have a window manager.
I don't think window resizing is really an issue, most themes have enough
chrome around the window to grab for resizing anyway. Resizing the terminal,
which has no status bar, is easy.
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is actually proposing a no controls approach, a
different controls approach is being discussed..
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that the program
is in a transition state of 'connecting'. This is pretty similar to the dots
that change color 1-by-1 during start up and shut down.
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the difference in the first
place, I need to see it when it's not running, and then see it when it's
running and be aware of why it's different.
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It does, although it needs some love. https://launchpad.net/gm-notify
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I'm not, I'm just learning debian packaging, but Ken Vandine has been
involved with gmail-notify, so he may be able to lend a hand getting it
into universe/main.
Could someone on the Ayatana team give it some review for what needs done to
make it really beautiful?
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on the OLPC), and there are all kinds of crazy ideas.
Right, this is all real time collaboration. Email is a get a message and
wait type activity. They're quite a bit different.
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sales, and this
trend does not seem to be going away any time soon.
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Is there a difference at all?
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? If they glance away from the
screen they might miss the reminder notification too.
This seems like something that should be a dialog, not a notification.
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delay starting until you can really
start, without interruption.
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read what David and I
both said, you're not forced to update. You have to tell it to update.
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I had meant to chat with Martin Pitt after his plenary, but never managed to
catch up with him. I forgot about it until I was going through my notebook
the other day. It would be really
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