than a .desktop is needed in order to integrate into the menu when
there just needs to be an icon
well that's sort of what we distro patch in Ubuntu currently, click on
software-properties in Oneiric for example or language selector...
Is there a mailing list or some channel like that
Thank you again for the answers , I'll be sure to check the discussion
as well.
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Title:
New control features are not automatically added to
Thank you for your bug report, that's not a bug, the new control-center
is an integrated set and not a grid of launcher, capplets need to be
properly integrated. There are bugs for letting the display capplet call
the nvidia tool and adding common unity options to the user interface
capplet
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I'm having some trouble understanding the current system . So , System
settings has fixed components (icons) , but why , why change the
previous system that autoupdated , whith one that needs additional work
on implementing a new configuration menu ?
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the one was a grid of icon launching standalone applications that were
different programs, looking different and behaving differently, the new
version has controls embedded in its ui and respecting a consistent look
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Than you for your answers . I did some more searching (as to where to
address my vision of why it is so wrong to have things that way) , and
found out that you are one of the developers . So I'm thinking of how to
emphasize it more , but I'll just say it - it's important to have a more
flexible
This dialog is the system settings, it's not supposed to be random
applications you install, so the need to add external components is
limited
Note that our version of the control center allows external components
to add icons (the backup icon for example is built from a different
source) so it's
Well CCSM and Nvidia control panel , and a bunch of other applications
aren't at all random , but external control centers to system components
. And yes - the menu is not locked ,but the integration with it is
needlessly complicated . What more than a .desktop is needed in order to
integrate into
