I can't agree more with the sentiment of those that want the old
functionality back.  Security update or no, I don't want to wait a week
to be notified and then be either notified by an abrupt "in your face"
pop over or a "you'll never see me" pop under.

Since starting to test Jaunty I've repeated encountered application
crashes (npviewer.bin, as I recall) that apport won't let me report as
the system is lagging behind on updates I wasn't aware were available
since I was expecting the old behavior.

In short, security update or not, I would like to be notified in a
obvious and unobtrusive manner that there are updates available as soon
as my system knows that they are there.  I would like said notification
to be persistent but unobtrusive.  I felt the method used in Intrepid
and prior worked fine.  I don't care for what I've seen of this new
method at all.

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[Jaunty] Removal of Update Notifier is WRONG
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/332945
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