Description updated to clarify the removal of the Ubuntu roundal and
replacement with the word 'Ubuntu'. The desktop title should read
"Ubuntu Desktop"
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: unity
The "Desktop" placeholder menubar that appears on Unity when no window
is focused has no title. This looks inconsistent, makes harder for the
user to know that a placeholder menubar exists in the first place and
leaves an awkward left gap when the menu is being shown. This could be
solved by simply placing a "Desktop" title there, or maybe "File
Manager" to be consistent with Nautilus.
Desired solution:
- When no window is in focus (e.g. after logging in or after closing all
- windows), the Ubuntu roundel followed by the word "Desktop" should be
- displayed in the top left of the Top Bar.
+ windows), the word "Ubuntu Desktop" should be displayed in the top left
+ of the Top Bar.
- There are no window controls ("Buttons") associated with the desktop,
- so mousing into the top left of the panel should continue to display "@
- Desktop"
+ so mousing into the top left of the panel should continue to display
+ "Ubuntu Desktop"
- The special version of the Nautilus menu for the desktop should be
used when the pointer is over the panel (menu defined in a separate bug)
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UIFe: Desktop should be titled
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