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Ubuntu doesn't pass contentconsumer's "girlfriend test"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/223436
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This is not a valid bug, more a list of suggestions.
Please create independent bugs (they might already exist) and blueprints for
those issues.
The name of the bug should also be changed, it is sexist.
Marking as invalid.
** Changed in: ubuntu-meta (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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Ubuntu doesn't pass contentconsumer's "girlfriend test"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/223436
You received this bug notification because you are a membe
Manipulation of the graphical/viewing settings from the GUI should not
leave a user stranded! This is the holy grail of comfort and confidence
in your GUI/OS.
The above issue with the screen resolution dialogue should most
definitely be classed as a bug/oversight. I have experienced this
issue,
I'm confused as to why "Make sure that the screen resolution can be
changed even at very low screen resolutions." isn't something that can
be considered a bug. Try what he says and tell me how you get back to
the main resolution easily:
"Ninth Task: Change screen resolution.
This was easy from th
This isn't itself a bug, it is rather a metabug listing other issues.
Let's file separate bugs for each, and link them here for convenience.
It's unfortunate that launchpad doesn't seem to support a "this bug
depends on bug x" feature like bugzilla has.
Regarding youtube: probably the easiest fix
I disagree with the last two commenters.
First, though I agree that the article certainly does not represent a
scientific usability study, I don't think that fact makes the result
useless. The writer learned about some of Ubuntu's weaknesses from his
experience with his girlfriend, and we can lear
In my opinion this isn't a bug. It's just the result of one (!)
usability test. The author of the article: "The main issue with the
desktop experience is that the geeky programmers and designers assume
too much from the average user." User testing is good but he makes a
mistake. He assumes that his
This is definitely not a real bug.
The only part which can be considered a possible bug is the naming of
Transmission's menu entry. From first comment even that seems to have
been fixed.
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Ubuntu doesn't pass contentconsumer's "girlfriend test"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/223436
You receiv
It looks like the Transmission issue was intended to be fixed already,
there's even a debdiff:
https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/transmission/+bug/184238
Unfortunately, it looked like it just slipped past mvo's busy plate :(
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Status: New => C
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