I think it's a very bad idea for Free Software distributions to stop
distributing Free Software based on the argument that a lot of people use
proprietary software. That used to be the whole point; most people use
proprietary software, so we should make an effort to get people to use Free
On 17 April 2014 16:22, Marco Trevisan marco.trevi...@canonical.com wrote:
It's also true that at some point we have to deliver that, and put it in
production in a point release, in order to get things to work in the
real world. So, the point is: if an user prefer to keep the status-quo
On 16 April 2014 07:47, Martin Pitt martin.p...@ubuntu.com wrote:
[snip]
It's a much bigger and urgent problem to be able to provide a
phone/desktop image which can work with click apps and image based
upgrades but at the same time allows you to install classic Ubuntu
packages. That
On 17 April 2014 04:00, Robert Park robert.p...@canonical.com wrote:
On Wed, Apr 16, 2014 at 6:11 PM, Jason Warner
jason.war...@canonical.com wrote:
When I read Jo-Erlend's email, this stuck out at me:
but don't merge them too soon
We are going to be certain to merge when ready and
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joerlend.schins...@gmail.com wrote:
I was very happy to read the main from Jason Warner, by the way. I'm just
not entirely sure what he means. I hope it means giving us
On 19 January 2014 11:33, Adam Dingle a...@medovina.org wrote:
On Sun, Jan 19, 2014 at 1:29 AM, Jo-Erlend Schinstad
joerlend.schins...@ubuntu.com wrote:
In the Privacy settings, you can choose not to store things you do in
Zeitgeist or you can delete entries based on time, such as delete
I've used Pipelight for some time now, and I've found it to be one of the
most valuable new packages I've come across this year. It enables the use
of the Silverlight plugin in native Ubuntu browsers.
In my opinion, if this plugin could be made easily available in 14.04LTS
without adding a PPA
/2013 04:09 PM, Jo-Erlend Schinstad wrote:
I've used Pipelight for some time now, and I've found it to be one of
the most valuable new packages I've come across this year. It enables
the use of the Silverlight plugin in native Ubuntu browsers.
In my opinion, if this plugin could be made
and Windows.
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Den 23. april 2012 08:55, skrev Martin Pitt:
Jo-Erlend Schinstad [2012-04-20 1:56 +0200]:
If this was going to be redesigned, I would rather see it as a Hardware
manager.
That's exactly what I want to avoid. If anything, the UI should become
easier, not more complex. Large trees with lots
experience. And of
course, the older the computers are, the greater the effect will be.
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to design documentation for
the user. And that can't just be about deleting old wiki pages. We need
a goal. A new way of thinking about documentation as a whole.
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Right now, driver support seems bad in Ubuntu. It's actually awesome. We
need to display it as such. When drivers can't be provided at all, it
must be obvious to the user who is responsible for that and preferably
how to contact them.
Don't you think?
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. For
Documentation, I would expect more readable text, explaining what it's
for and how it is used.
Enum: Unity.FilterRenderer
CHECK_OPTIONS_COMPACT 4
Right. How do I use it? .)
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documentation to software, but also
adapt software to be more documentable in a way. I don't think this has
to be very difficult, but it requires discussions and decisions. Seeing
the bigger picture.
The desktop is the most visible, most important aspect in this regard.
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, we should have the option to enable space efficient menus
connected to the window.
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should be recorded
by Zeitgeist. It should also have a button to open the privacy applet in
System Settings.
There might also be other privacy settings that affects folders.
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edge of the browser developments. When upgrading from an LTS to
a non-LTS, the user should be asked if the ESR version should still be
used, or switch to the fast pace version.
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Anyone with me ?
I can understand your point of view. But I think it's important to show
people that the message menu is not simply an email notifier. Do you
have any suggestions on how we can reduce the clutter in the menus, and
still show users the things it supports?
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about, is when someone shares a
folder with you. You can then accept and sync the folder or not.
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this should be deactivated.
Except for 3, this shouldn't require too much effort, I think. But if
nobody is working on this, then might it be a good idea to use this as
an example project for Ubuntu Developer Week?
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and then educating the users.
However, an acceptable compromise would be to remove Unity from ccsm.
Since Unity currently seems to be the main attraction to ccsm, this
might solve the problem without creating any problems for other Compiz
users.
That's my tuppece.
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that much different.
And I think that concludes todays pontification. :)
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, that makes
sense, because you won't always have to fix yesterdays problems. But
even if one of the shells in Ubuntu isn't designed for maximum
scriptability, I see nothing wrong with that. We have loads of other
shells that are designed for that.
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), Avant Window Navigator, Cairo dock, Plasma
stuff from KDE, Enlightenment... There are many.
Desktop environments contain a lot more than just the shell. But most
shells can be used in most environments. For instance, there's nothing
wrong with using Xfces panel in Gnome 3.
Jo-Erlend
in private, but everyone must always know that
they are different things at all times. Otherwise, Ubuntu becomes an
ideological product instead of societal effort. The difference is radical.
Oh, I seriously didn't intend for this to become so long winded. Thanks
for your patience. :)
Jo-Erlend
your system to
become almost unusable.
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it. The implementations are not perfect,
but the specifications are really good. I would much rather use a bumpy
implementation of a good specification than to use a perfect
implementation of a bad idea.
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and unsubstantiated claims instead. It is not an effective way of
attaining information. In fact, you're reducing the likelihood that
people will be willing to help you.
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Den 20. des. 2011 09:36, skrev Martin Pitt:
Jo-Erlend Schinstad [2011-12-15 12:20 +0100]:
Many of these users will be presented with a New distribution
available upgrade for the very first time. It is likely that many
will just go right ahead and install the upgrade. When they reboot
for the first time.
The upgrade was successful. Welcome to Ubuntu 12.04LTS. Click _here_ to
RTFM :)
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your server-side db-sync stuff,
and I'll have all my enthusiasm back and stop nagging. :)
Thank you for caring,
Likewise. :)
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this doesn't say much, except, mostly, that
anything should be possible on everything, anywhere. And it's very hard
not to agree with that. But I would love to read something a little more
specific, if anyone has a nice link?
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system, which
is a fairly radical choice.
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on keyboard use.
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and WM in
10.04, then we will all learn and it'll get fixed. If you cannot, then
your claim is false. This is the beauty of peer review.
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of the
primary focuses for 12.04. Since we're obviously both interested in the
subject, we should get started. :)
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, and the results
will still be relevant.
Does it make sense to you? :)
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. Most people wouldn't mind searching for music online,
as long as they know they're doing it.
But I do think the online search should be opt-in instead of opt-out.
It's better to err on the side of caution in cases where privacy is at
all an issue.
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that Ubuntu is free for a reason, just like GMail, but it might also
cause users to loose confidence in their own privacy.
It just isn't worth it.
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for these things to be really polished, but if this is not
possible, then such a keyboard shortcut might act as some sort of
remedy at least.
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could make this happen for 11.10 and all future versions, I think it
would be a usability improvement. It would also be very nice if that
page was translated into more languages and was used by default for
the users current language settings. Is anyone working on that?
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on things like remote desktop
clients, P2P software or maybe even an email client. However, an
application for taking notes might be very useful.
Perhaps other things should be removed before Tomboy?
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at the UDS? What are the current thoughts?
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the left hand for the mouse, forcing them to
move between the mouse and keyboard fairly often.
This is another good reason to use the alt-key in super-w and super-s,
etc, since that would reduce the necessity of using the mouse so you
don't have to move your hands as often.
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, which I think is a very important stage
for Ubuntu to shine. My question is written in the subject. My
personal opinion is that no,
/apps/panel/toplevels/panelname/enable_animations should be false by
default.
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I filed a bug regarding this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/549758
The panel applets for messaging and notifications, are not translated
to Norwegian and other languages. I thought I'd do that, but there are
no translations available on Launchpad.
How do I proceed
Thanks.
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On 7 March 2010 19:10, Rick Spencer rick.spen...@canonical.com wrote:
While I look forward to your continued contributions and support of
Ubuntu, note that using the word stupidity to describe the
contributions of people who dedicate so much effort and heart and soul
to Ubuntu is not
On 7 March 2010 22:56, Alex Launi alex.la...@gmail.com wrote:
I don't think that new users will crap their pants over the window controls
being on the left, I think we've all seen OSX before.
Perhaps you're right, though I personally know lots of people who have never
seen OS X, and much less
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responding. You can
swith off that plugin if you like, by installing
apt://compizconfig-settings-manager
or something similar.
I'd also recommend installing flashblock plugin for Firefox. Flash
really slows down Firefox, specially on sites with many ads.
Hope that helps,
Jo-Erlend Schinstad
, I'd try LXDE. It's _much_ less resource demanding and will
make your desktop fly in comparison to GNOME. It's a small download and
you can choose between GNOME and LXDE in the GDM login screen.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vino/+bug/509818
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for that is more useful and more integrated with the rest of the tools
they use?
Like Jo-Erlend Schinstad, I'll also be glad to know why is Tomboy
still in the default install.
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In my personal life, I take notes all the time. _All the time_. This question
has been in my
what makes
Tomboy so special that it warrants an exception to this rule.
I'm not looking to fire up a discussion about Mono or anything like
that, though that dependency makes the exception even stranger to me.
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higher potential means more effort.
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a buzzword to combat the usage of
intuitive.
The way to a lucid computing experience, is a didactive environment.
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the need for it is smaller than it was before.
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suggests, that people doesn't use VoIP as
a replacement for normal phone calls, that assumption is just wrong
and we should have a good tool for users like me. :)
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Will Empathy be setup to allow presence to be set in the FUSA and if
so, will it also allow you to set custom status messages?
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2009/7/3 Mark Shuttleworth m...@ubuntu.com:
It is easy and fast to detect the messaging indicator (by design, so that
apps can check and behave accordingly). I agree that upstream will want to
think carefully about how to behave when the indicator isn't there, and we
should support them in
to read my ridiculous response to
these ridicuouls ideas. We want to end ridicule. Come on. Let's focus
on real issues.
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2009/5/7 Mark Shuttleworth m...@ubuntu.com:
Mirco Müller wrote:
According to the wish/request for urgency-display in the bubble I've
patched notify-osd trunk (and put the result in a different non-trunk
branch) to provide just that.
Rather than having a separate PPA for this, can we
Oh, yes, please make it configurable or remove that feature
altogether. It's really annoying, though I do see the arguments for
adding it. A gconf key would be nice.
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quite nice. It's not likely that users expecting
Windows will ever be happy to get Ubuntu instead. I certainly wouldn't
be, if I thought I'd ordered Windows.
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I think Jaunty is a good place to start the transition to Empathy to give us
a couple of cycles to deep test it and shake out the bugs before 10.04 LTS;
the Leaping Lemming? :)
But Empathy is still in universe, right? It should at least be moved to
main!
Happy new year everyone!
Jo-Erlend
monitor applet, however, should light up.
My two cents;
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as
possible could try it out. If lots of people love it like I do, then it
should be made available in the Add to panel-list of applets, which would
require it to be in main and ubuntu-desktop.
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those drums making everyone turning their heads.
My couple of cents.
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, but _please_ don't
replace Pidgin with this in Intrepid. It's way too soon.
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2008/8/16 Vishal Rao [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Sat, Aug 16, 2008 at 6:15 PM, Exsecrabilus Exsecrabilus
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Please tell me you aren't going to include Pidgin 2.5.x, GIMP 2.6.x and
Transmission 1.3x even if they're released after Intrepid's feature
freeze?
You mean are
as well? However, I do feel that the settings for
~/Desktop when viewed in Nautilus also
should apply when view as the desktop. I filed a bug on launchpad about
this. You might want to have a look
at it: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/210268
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On 26/02/2008, Andreas Schildbach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jo-Erlend Schinstad wrote:
There is also the graphical Add/Remove Applications, which I think is
much easier to use if you want to install an application.
Also, Software Sources has more use-cases, like enabling or disabling
On 25/02/2008, (``-_-´´) -- Fernando [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Monday 25 February 2008 04:46:32 Tony Yarusso wrote:
I appreciate having the option there, since I don't actually use Synaptic,
but like having a handy way to edit the sources list. Going through
Synaptic just takes more
Have you ever seen the disbelief on Windows users faces when you tell
them there aren't any viruses for Linux? They're so used to it, they
think it's completely natural for an operating system to have viruses.
But it's not. The question isn't why Ubuntu doesn't have the same
default keyboard
Hello everyone.
There are a few games that comes with the default Ubuntu install,
mosly card games and snakes. I was thinking that too could use an
upgrade. Chromium is a really cool and addictive game, that is easy to
play and has abit more graphics.
With regards,
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of their functions and easy navigation (apps appname
preferences).
The question is, then; why isn't it available in System Preferences
by default?
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applications in the repositories would use Downloads too, but that
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On 28/01/2008, Corey Burger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jan 27, 2008 3:47 PM, Jo-Erlend Schinstad
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XChat isn't included in Ubuntu by default, and I guess that's because
of the rule of one application for each task. However, I feel that
even though Pidgin can be used
On 28/01/2008, Sebastien Bacher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On lun, 2008-01-28 at 00:47 +0100, Jo-Erlend Schinstad wrote:
XChat isn't included in Ubuntu by default, and I guess that's because
of the rule of one application for each task. However, I feel that
even though Pidgin can be used
Video
to Accessories or System Tools though. Backing up data doesn't have
anything to do with sound or video, even if it's possible to backup
music too.
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time you log
in. I see _no_ reason why we should have an application as default,
that people doesn't use. We should have sensible defaults, not
defaults that everyone has to replace when they first install the
system.
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On 10/01/2008, Andrea Veri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jo-Erlend Schinstad ha scritto:
One question I can't find an answer to in this discussion, is why we
want to have gnome-btdownload.
Maybe because it fits fine into the GNOME Desktop? Maybe because it's
easy and simple to use, it doesn't
On 10/01/2008, Martin Ahnelöv [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
tor 2008-01-10 klockan 03:47 +0100 skrev Jo-Erlend Schinstad:
Hello,
On 08/01/2008, Flávio Martins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Transmission is a fast, easy, and free multi-platform BitTorrent client
with a focus on being
Well, I do see your point. However, the number of features isn't the
most important aspect, I think. Many of the more modern clients have
alot of different settings, that people also doesn't use. What I liked
best about Transmission, was the small number of sensible
configuration
, however, I have one more for
you. Does it support DHT for trackerless torrents? That seems to be
important to people.
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the best candidate I've seen.
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the database.
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