Hello,
My question is about the attitude of making changes to Ubuntu. Most
replies start with "Users don't want to", "Most users won't do that",
"This will make users confused". How do you have such information? My
proposal is to make a "Ubuntu poll" application that will gather opinion
from
Dear Tomasz,
That would be great. But they are still required to have valid account on
launchpad or something official from ubuntu though, otherwise naughty user
will poll and poll again just to abuse ubuntu developement progress.
I'm not a programmer but I'm sure I'll glad to help with any kind
Hello,
What users want you can find on the Ubuntu Brainstorm website:
http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/
There are many ideas from what people like to see in Ubuntu. I think you
have to make a poll (NOT requiring a Launchpad account) part of the
Ubuntu Brainstorm website.
Best regards,
Kostas
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I don't think we need to have a login process. I think it's better to
allow every computer to submit one result.
I'm not a programmer, so I've no idea how to realize that.
You normally don't have over 3 up to 5 PCs to update and a company
should use a LTS and the most used software is still sup
Den 16. okt. 2011 11:33, skrev Tomasz Sałaciński:
Hello,
My question is about the attitude of making changes to Ubuntu. Most
replies start with "Users don't want to", "Most users won't do that",
"This will make users confused". How do you have such information? My
proposal is to make a "Ubunt
It could be easier to do a normal GTK application that will start when
the system is started for the first time and show a dialog box asking if
user wants to participate in polls. Then, it could identify users by
their external IP (taken from the poll server when application connects
to downloa
On 16 October 2011 21:01, Jo-Erlend Schinstad
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> You get such data by collecting a number of different users and testing the
> software on them in a controlled manner. A web poll is not useful because
> people will be driven by preconceptions and emotion instead of actually
> analysing what
Den 16. okt. 2011 13:26, skrev Tomasz Sałaciński:
It could be easier to do a normal GTK application that will start when
the system is started for the first time and show a dialog box asking
if user wants to participate in polls. Then, it could identify users
by their external IP (taken from th
You're absolutely right. But I think we miss the point here; of course I
was enraged that Unity panel doesn't minimize windows after clicking on
application's launcher and by the big ugly fonts in Ubuntu. Of course I
had to live with it and have no problem right now. But I would for sure
change
On 10/16/2011 12:36 PM, Kostas & Sytske wrote:
What users want you can find on the Ubuntu Brainstorm website:
http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/
Not 'users', but the segment of users who are sufficiently enthusiastic
and interested enough about Ubuntu, who know about the Brainstorm site,
think it'
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> I do still believe there's something has to change regarding the up
> to date software installation, just like in windows xp, though it's
> old from year 2001, but we still able to install most
I like the option #1. :)
/charles
everytime i get ahead, i feel more dead.
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I very appreciate the spirit of this post, more data is always welcome! ;)
It would be good, though, if we could have better data. Opt-in mechanisms
unfortunately compromise quite a lot the data, not everyone, or more
importantly not every kind of person, would make their voice heard. It has
been
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