Well said.
I took 1 look at Unity in 11.04 and I decided to stay with Gnome 2.0...
but once Gnome 3 came out and 11.10, I ran them both on different
machines at home and at work... and now, I find myself preferring Unity
over either Gnome 3.x or Gnome 2.x. I NEVER expected that to be the
case, I
> _Ubuntu,Please listen to us. The voice from users! _
Dear The Voice [1],
I've read your posts and I tried really hard to make out what are you
trying to tell us. I really did. It seems to me that you are generally
displeased with Ubuntu.
Other than that, you generated a lot of noise and made m
On Mon, Feb 13, 2012 at 10:09 AM, Life Monad wrote:
> But when I see Unity,I am confused. Did I need test my program on Unity?
> These desktop env have different API &UX. Programs can't do a good
> seamless integration with desktop env(also file managers such as Nautilus .
> Konqueror).
Every des
Am Montag, den 13.02.2012, 12:39 +0800 schrieb Life Monad:
BTW:You can image, while user works,he open a new window,...desktop
disappears.
<-- that´s it !
And as I still like to run my office applications in full size windows,
I´m looking forward to forget the unity-crisis for some hours ;-)
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> Don't mistake the loudest opinions for the majority opinion. There
> are
> plenty of people who, like me, really enjoy using Unity everyday. We
> just don't hijack every blog of Google+ comment thread to say so.
... and more probably than not, there are unfortunately just as much
people - li
Sorry,It means : users who agree with me,who like me,tasted ubuntu's new
version but disappoint it. ...Hn..Obviously you known.
After trying Kubuntu I was a bit annoyed. So, maybe full of complaint.
(I know that Canonical will no longer provide financial support to the
development of
Kubuntu
Il 13/02/2012 11:35, Life Monad ha scritto:
In fact, I also merely use Vim/Emacs/Terminal developping in most time.
These suggestions for Ubuntu desktop's development.
Pitifully,so far, linux desktop users, geek & tech & programmer are
the majority.
Maybe ... Linux desktop market share still n
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Subject: Re: Fwd:Ubuntu,please don't waste time on upgrading your
flashy & silly themes, desktop-effects!
On Mon, 13 Feb 2012 10:24:49 +0800, Ji Cheng wrote:
>
> *Ubuntu,Please listen to us. The voice from users! *
my apolo
On Mon, 13 Feb 2012 10:24:49 +0800, Ji Cheng wrote:
>
> *Ubuntu,Please listen to us. The voice from users! *
my apologies, I seem to have missed the vote that made you my
spokesperson. Where and when was it?
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Il 13/02/2012 10:47, Life Monad ha scritto:
Debian,Gentoo,Slackware,Ubuntu
I use all four, for different purpouses, of course.
You use all four??
GNOME,Unity,KDE,Xfce
No. I'm not touching KDE with a 4-foot pole (sorry, KDE folks, you are
doing a great job, but I'm just not a KD
Debian,Gentoo,Slackware,Ubuntu
> I use all four, for different purpouses, of course.
You use all four??
GNOME,Unity,KDE,Xfce
ohdifferent tools for different purposes
ohmy god.
Maybe that's why linux desktop market share never greater than 10%.
All decisions so far regarding Ub
Il 13/02/2012 04:16, scott ha scritto:
On 02/12/2012 09:47 PM, Michael Hall wrote:
Please keep in mind that everybody who makes Ubuntu is also an Ubuntu
user, and a large portion of Ubuntu's users are also involved in
making it.
Michael Hall
mhall...@ubuntu.com
You can't tell by all the ba
Il 13/02/2012 03:24, Ji Cheng ha scritto:
Before,I have start a discussion,complain about kubuntu's performance
and ubuntu's useless upgrade. That post is long-winded. So I start
a new thread.
_Ubuntu,Please listen to us. The voice from users! _
I don't really get it.
Ubuntu is *about* a se
Unity's unique features are either optional or automatic. If you
develop your app using Gtk or Qt, you will automatically get the global
menu in Unity. Having an XDG .desktop file will automatically allow
your app to be placed on the Unity launcher and, you can optionally
extend that with Uni
Why,I did not choose Unity?
I am a developer too.
Desktop software design principle (Maybe you know) , for end users, they
hope every software has similar appearance, .aka. UX. Similar menu
layout,keyshortcuts,status bar,notification area.especially,settings
panel.
Why not improve GNOME i
All decisions so far regarding Ubuntu's design and Unity have been
made by large groups of people, and every decision has been influenced
a lot by user testing and feedback. And yes, we've been listening to
our users. Every. Feedback. Counts. As Michael said, we ourselves are
users too.
We'd also
Don't mistake the loudest opinions for the majority opinion. There are
plenty of people who, like me, really enjoy using Unity everyday. We
just don't hijack every blog of Google+ comment thread to say so.
Michael Hall
mhall...@ubuntu.com
On 02/12/2012 10:16 PM, scott wrote:
On 02/12/2012 0
On 02/12/2012 09:47 PM, Michael Hall wrote:
Please keep in mind that everybody who makes Ubuntu is also an Ubuntu
user, and a large portion of Ubuntu's users are also involved in
making it.
Michael Hall
mhall...@ubuntu.com
You can't tell by all the backlash against Unity, at the least.
Sco
Please keep in mind that everybody who makes Ubuntu is also an Ubuntu
user, and a large portion of Ubuntu's users are also involved in making it.
Michael Hall
mhall...@ubuntu.com
On 02/12/2012 09:24 PM, Ji Cheng wrote:
Before,I have start a discussion,complain about kubuntu's performance
and
Before,I have start a discussion,complain about kubuntu's performance
and ubuntu's useless upgrade. That post is long-winded. So I start
a new thread.
*Ubuntu,Please listen to us. The voice from users! *
In my mind,The upgrade of ubuntu becomes useless.I haven't find significant
upgrade. Updgrad
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