Public bug reported:

In Software-Center 5 which is shipped with Ubuntu oneiric ocelot a new
area is introduced, which is reserved for "featured" apps and other
promotions.

There are four problems with this banner, which should be fixed.

1) The first banner should be the "Ubuntu Software-Center Banner".
2) After seeing all features/promotions in a slide-show, there is probably no 
use, in seeing these again and again. So it would be useful to mark all slided 
banners in the list as slided and slide to the beginning, when the next one is 
a marked one. (In this case the "Ubuntu Software-Center Banner" is shown, cause 
it's the first one. You're also able to slide through the banners manually, so 
the information this area provides is not lost)
3) On little screens the banner takes quite a lot space. Instead of the big 
banner it should be possible to choose between three types/options:
* Big banner
* Notification area which informs that there are new features/promotions 
available. A Button enables the big banner for this session only.
* Hide banner
4) It should be possible to select types of features/promotions in which you 
are interested seeing. (office, game, commercial, ...)

Maybe it's easier to implement the banner as list like the "What's
new"-List or "Top rated"-List. It would not take that much space, it
does not slide all the time and if you want to see more, there is always
the "See more"-Button, though the "selective-features/promotions" isn't
available yet.

** Affects: software-center (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

** Description changed:

  In Software-Center 5 which is shipped with Ubuntu oneiric ocelot a new
  area is introduced, which is reserved for "featured" apps and other
  promotions.
  
- There are three problems with this banner, which should be fixed.
+ There are four problems with this banner, which should be fixed.
  
  1) The first banner should be the "Ubuntu Software-Center Banner".
- 2) After seeing all features/promotions in a slide-show, there is probably no 
use, in seeing these again and again. So it would be useful to mark all slided 
banners in the list as slided and only slide to the beginning, when the next 
one is a marked one. (In this case the "Ubuntu Software-Center Banner" is 
shown, cause it's the first one. You're also able to slide through the banners 
manually)
+ 2) After seeing all features/promotions in a slide-show, there is probably no 
use, in seeing these again and again. So it would be useful to mark all slided 
banners in the list as slided and only slide to the beginning, when the next 
one is a marked one. (In this case the "Ubuntu Software-Center Banner" is 
shown, cause it's the first one. You're also able to slide through the banners 
manually, so the information this area provides is not lost)
  3) On little screens the banner takes quite a lot space. Instead of the big 
banner it should be possible to choose between three types/options:
  * Big banner
  * Notification area which informs that there are new features/promotions 
available. A Button enables the big banner for this session only.
  * Hide banner
  4) It should be possible to select types of features/promotions in which you 
are interested seeing. If someone is interested in office-applications, show 
features/promotions for office-applications. If someone is not interested in 
games, don't show games. If someone is interested in seeing commercial 
products, let him see commercial products...
  
  Maybe it's easier to implement the banner as list like the "What's
  new"-List or "Top rated"-List. It would not take that much space, it
  does not slide all the time and if you want to see more, there is always
  the "See more"-Button, though the "selective-features/promotions" isn't
  available yet.

** Description changed:

  In Software-Center 5 which is shipped with Ubuntu oneiric ocelot a new
  area is introduced, which is reserved for "featured" apps and other
  promotions.
  
  There are four problems with this banner, which should be fixed.
  
  1) The first banner should be the "Ubuntu Software-Center Banner".
- 2) After seeing all features/promotions in a slide-show, there is probably no 
use, in seeing these again and again. So it would be useful to mark all slided 
banners in the list as slided and only slide to the beginning, when the next 
one is a marked one. (In this case the "Ubuntu Software-Center Banner" is 
shown, cause it's the first one. You're also able to slide through the banners 
manually, so the information this area provides is not lost)
+ 2) After seeing all features/promotions in a slide-show, there is probably no 
use, in seeing these again and again. So it would be useful to mark all slided 
banners in the list as slided and slide to the beginning, when the next one is 
a marked one. (In this case the "Ubuntu Software-Center Banner" is shown, cause 
it's the first one. You're also able to slide through the banners manually, so 
the information this area provides is not lost)
  3) On little screens the banner takes quite a lot space. Instead of the big 
banner it should be possible to choose between three types/options:
  * Big banner
  * Notification area which informs that there are new features/promotions 
available. A Button enables the big banner for this session only.
  * Hide banner
  4) It should be possible to select types of features/promotions in which you 
are interested seeing. If someone is interested in office-applications, show 
features/promotions for office-applications. If someone is not interested in 
games, don't show games. If someone is interested in seeing commercial 
products, let him see commercial products...
  
  Maybe it's easier to implement the banner as list like the "What's
  new"-List or "Top rated"-List. It would not take that much space, it
  does not slide all the time and if you want to see more, there is always
  the "See more"-Button, though the "selective-features/promotions" isn't
  available yet.

** Description changed:

  In Software-Center 5 which is shipped with Ubuntu oneiric ocelot a new
  area is introduced, which is reserved for "featured" apps and other
  promotions.
  
  There are four problems with this banner, which should be fixed.
  
  1) The first banner should be the "Ubuntu Software-Center Banner".
  2) After seeing all features/promotions in a slide-show, there is probably no 
use, in seeing these again and again. So it would be useful to mark all slided 
banners in the list as slided and slide to the beginning, when the next one is 
a marked one. (In this case the "Ubuntu Software-Center Banner" is shown, cause 
it's the first one. You're also able to slide through the banners manually, so 
the information this area provides is not lost)
  3) On little screens the banner takes quite a lot space. Instead of the big 
banner it should be possible to choose between three types/options:
  * Big banner
  * Notification area which informs that there are new features/promotions 
available. A Button enables the big banner for this session only.
  * Hide banner
- 4) It should be possible to select types of features/promotions in which you 
are interested seeing. If someone is interested in office-applications, show 
features/promotions for office-applications. If someone is not interested in 
games, don't show games. If someone is interested in seeing commercial 
products, let him see commercial products...
+ 4) It should be possible to select types of features/promotions in which you 
are interested seeing. (office, game, commercial, ...)
  
  Maybe it's easier to implement the banner as list like the "What's
  new"-List or "Top rated"-List. It would not take that much space, it
  does not slide all the time and if you want to see more, there is always
  the "See more"-Button, though the "selective-features/promotions" isn't
  available yet.

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