Guys, I deal with fresh installs of Solaris 10 very often, and I have these two suggestions:
1. Move the "Run application" to the same place as windows has it... actually it might be good to mirror windows' structure to make it easier for users to transition. I often find myself hovering above the area where windows "Run command" would be before I realize I'm in JDS 2. Have a launcher for the terminal somewhere very quickly reachable. Having to hunt for it in Applications>Utilities>Terminal is pretty silly. Newbies won't know where to look. This is unix and I want my terminal :) Often the first thing I do after logging into JDS for the first time is drag and drop that icon onto the task bar for a launcher. Another thing I do on desktops I use everyday is bind a keyboard shortcut to open up a terminal. 3. They common keyboard shortcuts for switching virtual displays in Linux doesn't work in JDS. Would be nice. 4. We need some progress indicator to show that a program is being launched. Currently you can click on a launcher, nothing happens, so you click a few times still nothing, then boom! all the windows appear. A cursor indicator such as hourglass or bouncy icon KDE (Mac OS?) would be nice. V. Thiru Sun Solution Centre Sydney This message posted from opensolaris.org
