** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
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no "usability sane" way to reboot jaunty without mouse
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On Wed, 2009-07-08 at 04:23 +, Paul Sladen wrote:
> The solution, then, is to add the necessary hooks to gnome-panel, so
> that any panel-applet with a menu can be sanely (eg. volume control, nm-
> applet, ...) opened using the same keyboard sequence.
> It's something that should most be taken
The solution, then, is to add the necessary hooks to gnome-panel, so
that any panel-applet with a menu can be sanely (eg. volume control, nm-
applet, ...) opened using the same keyboard sequence.
This is something that could benefit from proper fixing, as there are
only so-many "special" keys and
On Tue, 2009-07-07 at 10:09 +, Rick Spencer wrote:
> If possible, could you please bind FUSA menu to a key in Karmic?
Sure.
On Tue, 2009-07-07 at 11:32 +, Paul Sladen wrote:
> Ideally, hook the key binding that already opens the
> Applications/Places/System menus and just have FUSA being
Ideally, hook the key binding that already opens the
Applications/Places/System menus and just have FUSA being the "fourth"
menu when cycling with left <- and right -> keys.
** Also affects: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Ted -
If possible, could you please bind FUSA menu to a key in Karmic?
Thanks
** Changed in: fast-user-switch-applet (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Medium
** Changed in: fast-user-switch-applet (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
** Changed in: fast-user-switch-applet (Ubuntu)
M
Agree with Kent and Craig.
Why something has to be either keyboard or mouse? I am loving Jaunty so
far, except for this - and I fail to see any reason for such braindead
behavior. It's good to at least have an option to add
"Shutdown/logout/whatever" in my menu WITHOUT removing the applet.
I thin
Users do not expect such behavior to exist. I would not remove my only
way to shutdown/logoff/etc. either.
And what if some users want both to exist? I think they should have the
option. I think the name of the "Fast User Switcher Applet" says for
itself its "purpose." We shouldn't dictate the "ru
Good news! If I remove the applet, the menu item will return.
Bad news: There is an old idea in user interface design, the "principle
of least astonishment".
This automagic feature is a bad idea. If one is dismayed that the quit
menu item is missing, why would one remove the only quit feature t
Josh Lee: Thanks for the tip. But I don't know why you do as if that
were obvious – I didn't think of something like that.
I don't think one must choose between the two things – per default they could
both be there. Those who don't like the panel applet can remove it via its
context menu, those
Kent Borg wrote:
> P.S. Is there a way to hack this back in until it gets fixed?
Just remove the user switcher applet? That puts the menu items back, so
this is already up to the user. I think the point of the discussion is
about (a) making the menu keyboard-accessible or (b) restoring the old
de
Another vote for this being a mistake.
I have a notebook computer. This means:
1. I have limited screen real estate.
2. I seldom quit or logout, I nearly always suspend to RAM.
The menubar is *very* privileged territory. To require a special power
button thingie up there, little as it is,
I agree with Marian's comment. I think this should be up to the user.
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> My suggestion is to make it possible to access the fast-user-switch-applet
> using a keyboard by pressing ALT-F1 and the "right", "right", "right".
My suggestion is to move that shutdown and user stuff back to where it belongs.
It's not even less clicks with that great new way oO.
And for thos
I myself think "Leave" functions, specially shutdown/reboot, etc.,
should be added back under the system menu as this is simple usability.
I can not believe it was taken out.
It should not have to exist in a panel that users may or may not want in
their panel. It is also an accessibility mistake i
i've also just found this .
I wasn't able to tab across to the fast-user switcher applet
also I personally think that shutdown / reboot etc should be under system
as that is where new user logic would say it should be not hidden away in a
corner
under my name ..what has my name got to do with sh
Can't they press the power button, and tab through the gnome-session
pop-up?
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