Hi,
I dont mean to outsource Ubuntu design to MS, but have people seen the
leaked slides for an MS AppStore?
http://msftkitchen.com/2010/06/windows-8-plans-leaked-numerous-details-revealed.html
This particular slide:
We won't add a run button, but we will make it possible to
drag-and-drop the app icon onto the Launcher. So, if you'd like to
rephrase the bug it can stay open, alternatively, please mark it invalid.
Mark
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Add a Run button to Ubuntu Software Center
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/597958
You
Description paraphrased, please check.
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: software-center
- Add a Run button to Ubuntu Software Center. So if you run Software
- Center and look for a program, there are several options: Install, Run,
- Uninstall. And you can go further and add the
software center bugs are not tracked upstream.
** Project changed: canonical-design = null
** Changed in: software-center
Status: New = Invalid
** Changed in: software-center (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Wishlist
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Add a Run button to Ubuntu Software Center
first, this is not a mailing list. second. are you suggesting that
clicking on any installed app will show a run button? well novice people
like me will think software center is the place to start apps. though I
read somewhere that the newly installed apps might give you the option
to start them(I
well novice people like me will think software center is the place to start
apps.
Anyway - inform user about way to run app, add run button, add widget with list
of installed apps, or both - you see, this problem need solution! I propose
this solution. grisha propose another solution. But
** Also affects: software-center
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Also affects: canonical-design
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Stupid idea IMHO.
How does you think the Run command will work before the installation
happens? And if you installed already - why you cannot use the main menu
to start the app?
Creating shortcuts on desktop - why you should do it from the
SoftCerter? In KDE yo can do it in menu within the DE.
How does you think the Run command will work before the installation
happens?
Not display or disable Run button in this case.
And if you installed already - why you cannot use the main menu to start the
app?
If you already install application maybe use /usr/bin/app or terminal emulator?
recently installed
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A special widget displaying shortcuts of the recently installing
applications would do.
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And if you installed already - why you cannot use the main menu to start the
app?
If you already install application maybe use /usr/bin/app or terminal
emulator? Your question is strange like this, you know.
No, I see no reason to duplicate the functionality that is already provided by
the
No, I see no reason to duplicate the functionality that is already provided
by the suitable and standard way.
The reason is a logic. Software Center must allow to launch installed
applications because it's Software Center.
sure? ;)
You come to launchpad.net for write stupid joke and messages
A special widget displaying shortcuts of the recently installed
applications would do.
I agree
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** Description changed:
Binary package hint: software-center
Add a Run button to Ubuntu Software Center. So if you run Software
Center and look for a program, there are several options: Install, Run,
- Uninstall. No menus, no shortcuts, just Software Center. And you can go
- further and
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