Hot corners is the solution, but it's part of a bigger question of whether
Luna is coming with any hot corners enabled by default.
On 7 October 2012 21:17, Craig webe...@gmail.com wrote:
Having just switched from Ubuntu 10.10 to Elementary on my desktop machine
(which I haven't used in over a
Cons:
1. It shows off non-default applications.
2. Some of the applications aren't highlighted long enough.
3. It seems disorganised. There's isn't a flow in what is being shown.
Pros:
1. It's peppy, brief and conveys all of elementary's buzzwords.
2. The song is excellent (is
I think the messaging menu has outlasted its usefulness. Ubuntu has crammed
too many things in it, and the urgent response demanded by chat is very
different from the simple notification of new email (leading to the
envelope being blue permanently). It's also very hard to hit the button; I
often
I agree with Daniel on all counts. It will sound desperate. However, a lot
of accusations are inevitably going to be levelled at elementary,
especially as it gets bigger, and a friendly Journal posts on how people
build on others' work, standing on the shoulders of giants, etc etc will
make
A superb idea. There's no need to include menus where none are needed,
especially for simple applications like Eidete. I do think that the context
menus in the dock can be pruned as well. There's no need for window
controls in the dock, and some simple menu items could be included without
making
What is happening on the Marlin front? It's still horribly unstable. Are
those bugs going to be squashed for Luna? Is the team forking Marlin or
continuing the project? Will the old PPA still be in use?
On 6 May 2012 01:15, David Gomes da...@elementaryos.org wrote:
Hello there everyone,
This will definitely hurt the Luna release. Marlin is still unstable
(seriously, pressing an arrow key in an empty folder causes it to crash),
and yet it's essential that Marlin is shipped. Somebody needs to work on
getting it into a stable state, even if it won't be very feature-rich (it
doesn't
I like the name Panther. Sleek and appealing.
On 26 March 2012 12:17, Adrien Plazas kekun.pla...@laposte.net wrote:
What do you think about changing the name of Pantheon Terminal to
something shorter, sexier, less confusing (as it is only
refered as Terminal) and more consistent with the
I think there should be a button to display the copyright. There's no need
to display it every time.
On 26 March 2012 19:26, Mario Guerriero mefri...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I think we should define how we want to show the Copyright in our About
dialogs.
What I exactly mean is that:
I wholeheartedly agree with Christian. Given that elementary users may
install other applications, and those on other distros may install
elementary applications. It wouldn't work in either case to name everything
Pantheon xyz. Midori is called Midori Web Browser. The name makes it
simultaneously
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