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Target: ubuntu-6.06 => None
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I would suggest "Leave Computer"
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"Stop work" gets my vote.
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What about "Log Out Menu" or "Log Out Options" ?
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I've asked Sebastien to make the text "Quit" with tooltip (something
like.. this is from memory) "Log out, lock screen, switch users or power
down the computer"
** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Ubuntu Desktop Bugs => Sebastien Bacher
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Tooltip for logout applet is misleading
h
The man who pays the bills should be deferred to, of course, and rightly
so. But I'd like to emphasize that it still doesn't make perfect sense
- "Quit," "No, don't, just lock my screen" isn't any better than
"Start," "Shutdown"... actually in a way that makes better sense because
at least you're
Am I wrong in thinking that in Windows you have a Log Out option and
that provides a similar dialog with several other options? If that is
the case, then there are much bigger issues that new users have with
Windows than the log out menu option.
Changing it to something else like "Stop Session" or
Regarding the logout applet, I have issues with the "switch user"
button: it defaults to opening a new gdm prompt, which is fine if only
one user is currently logged in. However, it's just plain wrong if
several sessions are already open on the machine, and someone actually
wants to switch between
That's true, but it's not this bug. Fast user swtich applet is a work
around, but until that functionality is built deeper into Gnome, it's
all fairly well broken.
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That bug is fixed, marking it as such. User switching could use some
work for sure, fast-user-switch-applet make easier to switch between
users for now if you want, but that's a different topic of that bug,
let's stay focussed and not start a new discussion at the wrong place
** Changed in: gnome-
dropping milestone, dapper is string frozen now
** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Sebastien Bacher => Ubuntu Desktop Bugs
Target: ubuntu-6.06 => None
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Tooltip for logout applet is misleading
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I would suggest "Leave Computer"
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"Stop work" gets my vote.
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What about "Log Out Menu" or "Log Out Options" ?
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I've asked Sebastien to make the text "Quit" with tooltip (something
like.. this is from memory) "Log out, lock screen, switch users or power
down the computer"
** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Ubuntu Desktop Bugs => Sebastien Bacher
--
Tooltip for logout applet is misleading
h
The man who pays the bills should be deferred to, of course, and rightly
so. But I'd like to emphasize that it still doesn't make perfect sense
- "Quit," "No, don't, just lock my screen" isn't any better than
"Start," "Shutdown"... actually in a way that makes better sense because
at least you're
Am I wrong in thinking that in Windows you have a Log Out option and
that provides a similar dialog with several other options? If that is
the case, then there are much bigger issues that new users have with
Windows than the log out menu option.
Changing it to something else like "Stop Session" or
Regarding the logout applet, I have issues with the "switch user"
button: it defaults to opening a new gdm prompt, which is fine if only
one user is currently logged in. However, it's just plain wrong if
several sessions are already open on the machine, and someone actually
wants to switch between
That's true, but it's not this bug. Fast user swtich applet is a work
around, but until that functionality is built deeper into Gnome, it's
all fairly well broken.
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Tooltip for logout applet is misleading
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That bug is fixed, marking it as such. User switching could use some
work for sure, fast-user-switch-applet make easier to switch between
users for now if you want, but that's a different topic of that bug,
let's stay focussed and not start a new discussion at the wrong place
** Changed in: gnome-
dropping milestone, dapper is string frozen now
** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Sebastien Bacher => Ubuntu Desktop Bugs
Target: ubuntu-6.06 => None
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I would suggest "Leave Computer"
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"Stop work" gets my vote.
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What about "Log Out Menu" or "Log Out Options" ?
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I've asked Sebastien to make the text "Quit" with tooltip (something
like.. this is from memory) "Log out, lock screen, switch users or power
down the computer"
** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Ubuntu Desktop Bugs => Sebastien Bacher
--
Tooltip for logout applet is misleading
h
The man who pays the bills should be deferred to, of course, and rightly
so. But I'd like to emphasize that it still doesn't make perfect sense
- "Quit," "No, don't, just lock my screen" isn't any better than
"Start," "Shutdown"... actually in a way that makes better sense because
at least you're
Am I wrong in thinking that in Windows you have a Log Out option and
that provides a similar dialog with several other options? If that is
the case, then there are much bigger issues that new users have with
Windows than the log out menu option.
Changing it to something else like "Stop Session" or
Regarding the logout applet, I have issues with the "switch user"
button: it defaults to opening a new gdm prompt, which is fine if only
one user is currently logged in. However, it's just plain wrong if
several sessions are already open on the machine, and someone actually
wants to switch between
That's true, but it's not this bug. Fast user swtich applet is a work
around, but until that functionality is built deeper into Gnome, it's
all fairly well broken.
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Tooltip for logout applet is misleading
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That bug is fixed, marking it as such. User switching could use some
work for sure, fast-user-switch-applet make easier to switch between
users for now if you want, but that's a different topic of that bug,
let's stay focussed and not start a new discussion at the wrong place
** Changed in: gnome-
dropping milestone, dapper is string frozen now
** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Sebastien Bacher => Ubuntu Desktop Bugs
Target: ubuntu-6.06 => None
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Tooltip for logout applet is misleading
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I would suggest "Leave Computer"
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"Stop work" gets my vote.
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What about "Log Out Menu" or "Log Out Options" ?
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I've asked Sebastien to make the text "Quit" with tooltip (something
like.. this is from memory) "Log out, lock screen, switch users or power
down the computer"
** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Ubuntu Desktop Bugs => Sebastien Bacher
--
Tooltip for logout applet is misleading
h
The man who pays the bills should be deferred to, of course, and rightly
so. But I'd like to emphasize that it still doesn't make perfect sense
- "Quit," "No, don't, just lock my screen" isn't any better than
"Start," "Shutdown"... actually in a way that makes better sense because
at least you're
Am I wrong in thinking that in Windows you have a Log Out option and
that provides a similar dialog with several other options? If that is
the case, then there are much bigger issues that new users have with
Windows than the log out menu option.
Changing it to something else like "Stop Session" or
Regarding the logout applet, I have issues with the "switch user"
button: it defaults to opening a new gdm prompt, which is fine if only
one user is currently logged in. However, it's just plain wrong if
several sessions are already open on the machine, and someone actually
wants to switch between
That's true, but it's not this bug. Fast user swtich applet is a work
around, but until that functionality is built deeper into Gnome, it's
all fairly well broken.
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Tooltip for logout applet is misleading
https://launchpad.net/bugs/33315
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That bug is fixed, marking it as such. User switching could use some
work for sure, fast-user-switch-applet make easier to switch between
users for now if you want, but that's a different topic of that bug,
let's stay focussed and not start a new discussion at the wrong place
** Changed in: gnome-
dropping milestone, dapper is string frozen now
** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Sebastien Bacher => Ubuntu Desktop Bugs
Target: ubuntu-6.06 => None
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Tooltip for logout applet is misleading
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I would suggest "Leave Computer"
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"Stop work" gets my vote.
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What about "Log Out Menu" or "Log Out Options" ?
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I've asked Sebastien to make the text "Quit" with tooltip (something
like.. this is from memory) "Log out, lock screen, switch users or power
down the computer"
** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Ubuntu Desktop Bugs => Sebastien Bacher
--
Tooltip for logout applet is misleading
h
The man who pays the bills should be deferred to, of course, and rightly
so. But I'd like to emphasize that it still doesn't make perfect sense
- "Quit," "No, don't, just lock my screen" isn't any better than
"Start," "Shutdown"... actually in a way that makes better sense because
at least you're
Am I wrong in thinking that in Windows you have a Log Out option and
that provides a similar dialog with several other options? If that is
the case, then there are much bigger issues that new users have with
Windows than the log out menu option.
Changing it to something else like "Stop Session" or
Regarding the logout applet, I have issues with the "switch user"
button: it defaults to opening a new gdm prompt, which is fine if only
one user is currently logged in. However, it's just plain wrong if
several sessions are already open on the machine, and someone actually
wants to switch between
That's true, but it's not this bug. Fast user swtich applet is a work
around, but until that functionality is built deeper into Gnome, it's
all fairly well broken.
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Tooltip for logout applet is misleading
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That bug is fixed, marking it as such. User switching could use some
work for sure, fast-user-switch-applet make easier to switch between
users for now if you want, but that's a different topic of that bug,
let's stay focussed and not start a new discussion at the wrong place
** Changed in: gnome-
dropping milestone, dapper is string frozen now
** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Sebastien Bacher => Ubuntu Desktop Bugs
Target: ubuntu-6.06 => None
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Tooltip for logout applet is misleading
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I would suggest "Leave Computer"
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"Stop work" gets my vote.
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What about "Log Out Menu" or "Log Out Options" ?
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I've asked Sebastien to make the text "Quit" with tooltip (something
like.. this is from memory) "Log out, lock screen, switch users or power
down the computer"
** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Ubuntu Desktop Bugs => Sebastien Bacher
--
Tooltip for logout applet is misleading
h
The man who pays the bills should be deferred to, of course, and rightly
so. But I'd like to emphasize that it still doesn't make perfect sense
- "Quit," "No, don't, just lock my screen" isn't any better than
"Start," "Shutdown"... actually in a way that makes better sense because
at least you're
Am I wrong in thinking that in Windows you have a Log Out option and
that provides a similar dialog with several other options? If that is
the case, then there are much bigger issues that new users have with
Windows than the log out menu option.
Changing it to something else like "Stop Session" or
Regarding the logout applet, I have issues with the "switch user"
button: it defaults to opening a new gdm prompt, which is fine if only
one user is currently logged in. However, it's just plain wrong if
several sessions are already open on the machine, and someone actually
wants to switch between
That's true, but it's not this bug. Fast user swtich applet is a work
around, but until that functionality is built deeper into Gnome, it's
all fairly well broken.
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That bug is fixed, marking it as such. User switching could use some
work for sure, fast-user-switch-applet make easier to switch between
users for now if you want, but that's a different topic of that bug,
let's stay focussed and not start a new discussion at the wrong place
** Changed in: gnome-
It's certainly a compromise, and I hope the tooltip text is enough of a
disambiguator. Most people will FIRST want that button to power down
(thats what my folks do when they are done with using the computer) and
along the way they will discover that they have all these other ways to
step away.
-
It's certainly a compromise, and I hope the tooltip text is enough of a
disambiguator. Most people will FIRST want that button to power down
(thats what my folks do when they are done with using the computer) and
along the way they will discover that they have all these other ways to
step away.
-
It's certainly a compromise, and I hope the tooltip text is enough of a
disambiguator. Most people will FIRST want that button to power down
(thats what my folks do when they are done with using the computer) and
along the way they will discover that they have all these other ways to
step away.
-
It's certainly a compromise, and I hope the tooltip text is enough of a
disambiguator. Most people will FIRST want that button to power down
(thats what my folks do when they are done with using the computer) and
along the way they will discover that they have all these other ways to
step away.
-
It's certainly a compromise, and I hope the tooltip text is enough of a
disambiguator. Most people will FIRST want that button to power down
(thats what my folks do when they are done with using the computer) and
along the way they will discover that they have all these other ways to
step away.
-
It's certainly a compromise, and I hope the tooltip text is enough of a
disambiguator. Most people will FIRST want that button to power down
(thats what my folks do when they are done with using the computer) and
along the way they will discover that they have all these other ways to
step away.
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