Google fu confirms the name Session Menu.
https://wiki.edubuntu.org/SessionMenu
2011/4/18 Jim Campbell jwcampb...@gmail.com
The documentation team is wondering what to call the power-looking icon in
the top right of the screen. Someone started a thread to discuss the matter
using the
Just because you don't think its a problem and its
fine the way it is
That's not what he means. :)
He means that you should start a design by clearly identifying what you are
improving- a so-called problem statement.
Problem statements might be things like:
Bob frequently uses the save, print
http://www.webupd8.org/2011/03/disable-appmenu-global-menu-in-ubuntu.html
You can also use the classic gnome session if you want to use the old panel
applets.
Offering a new shell by default, with certain default options, is hardly
limiting you, or offering you the proverbial highway.
2011/4/15
21:47, Carl Simpson cwd.simp...@gmail.com wrote:
http://www.webupd8.org/2011/03/disable-appmenu-global-menu-in-ubuntu.html
You can also use the classic gnome session if you want to use the old
panel
applets.
Offering a new shell by default, with certain default options, is hardly
The grid animations look ever so slightly rubbish, for a number of reasons.
One which is more of a “design decision” is this: because of the way snap
animations start to appear when you're sorta-maybe-nearby to the screen
edge, I seem to get a number of abortive animations, usually popping in and
There is. They fade out.
2011/4/6 Ian Santopietro isan...@gmail.com
Ah, I see that now. There isn't a default close animation though, at least
not for normal windows.
On Wed, Apr 6, 2011 at 07:22, Mikkel Kamstrup Erlandsen
mikkel.kamst...@canonical.com wrote:
On Wed, 2011-04-06 at
I can only agree.
Some of the animations in the recent GNOME 3.0 release are spectacular,
particularly those of their various panel menus. That sort of speed is more
like it.
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This is something that gets said again and again, but… Unity is essentially
an option just like AWN is an option, GNOME Panel is an option, Docky is an
option, etc. Unity doesn't make any of those go away. If you want to
customise the default experience to use a single GNOME Panel, instead of
Canonical has *never* maintained GNOME Panel, so the fact that it even works
*now* is entirely due to the miracle of collaboration, rather than Ubuntu's
or Canonical's specific efforts. That'll continue to be how it all works in
the future; don't panic. There are enough people out there looking
The change that you propose might make it harder to see which application a
particular menu belongs to. I think it's that (and the desire to hide a bit
of messy interface) that led to the current situation, although I've no
citation on it.
I think in having it always-menu, care would need to be
Given that Windows puts it's Control Panel link in the same “space” as its
session management options¹ this is at the very least consistent and pretty
familiar behaviour.
¹ A sample image I pulled off Google:
http://www.howtogeek.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/sshot20091028222007.png
2011/3/11
Ah, dammit, how did this end up in…
Sorry about this. :/
I'll move it to the right thread.
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Annoyingly, this somehow ended up in a completely different thread due to
the horrors of human error. I'm reposting here.
Sticking with the examples of Banshee and volume, for the sake of argument,
we also recognise two sorts of window indicator:
a) A window indicator that stands alone as
I think it's just F10, now, isn't it? Either way its there and you can
check what it is in the Unity plugin options in CCSM
2011/2/19 Owais Lone he...@owaislone.org
On Sat, Feb 19, 2011 at 7:55 PM, Andrew Starr-Bochicchio
a.star...@gmail.com wrote:
On Sat, Feb 19, 2011 at 3:41 AM, Owais
Oops. Didn't send this the list. (Sorry Mr. Lone, you're gonna get this
twice. :/)
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From: Carl Simpson cwd.simp...@gmail.com
Date: 2011/1/19
Subject: Re: [Ayatana] App Name as a Menu
To: he...@owaislone.org
“Remove or Upgrade”
You've got update-manager
It bears note- I don't think Firefox's searchbar will be at that location
for very long, since FF4 has tabs-on-top.
2011/1/15 Brett Cornwall brettcornw...@gmail.com
Greetings, Ayatana.
With unity coming up there will be quite a lot of space saved with the
nifty global menu and the housing of
2011/1/15 Matthew Paul Thomas m...@canonical.com
It's a fair point that using Offline as an IM status might be confused
with Internet connectivity. However, it's been used that way in most IM
clients for a long time. So any replacement would have to be *so* much
less confusing (and/or
2011/1/4 Mark Shuttleworth m...@ubuntu.com
When maximised, they go into the panel, on the right, left of any
app-indicators.
Can we can assume from this that per-application functions, such as volume
control and network status, wont be tenable uses of the windicator idea,
since this would
To clarify, I mean people tend to want that somewhere in the
front-and-centre interface; I'm aware that it's there in
gnome-volume-control.
2011/1/4 Carl Simpson cwd.simp...@gmail.com
2011/1/4 Mark Shuttleworth m...@ubuntu.com
When maximised, they go into the panel, on the right, left of any
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