You know i just do not know what to say.You just explained me how the indicator
panel works. I really didn't know it! These is now one step not five but I
didn't know it and I can bet no other user will not know it either. However
with a one single e-mail, You killed everything what I had written in my bug
:-)The only thing I miss now is a torch :-P but I know there is an app.
Thanks :-)
From: Kristijan Žic <kristijan....@gmail.com>
To: gtride...@yahoo.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2016 11:18 AM
Subject: [Bug 1560143] Re: Indicator area
I only agree with you on one thing that is gray color on gray background
in indicator panel. I can't agree with anything else. I own Nexus4,
Nexus5, Nexus5x, Nexus9... And I hate the android indicator panel on
every single one of them. On the other hand I find ubuntu touch
indicator panel to be much more usable and advanced. It is the best
feature of UT in my opinion. You can easily find and access any
indicator with just one swipe and then you press the toggle or whatever.
That is 1 action less than on android. I don't know how you counted 5.
However, I think that the indicator panel as it is now is still lacking
content. Bluetooth indicator should show devices like wifi shows
networks and battery could include a graph. Empty indicator and panel
like it the case with notification should be hidden until it has
something to show.
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Title:
Indicator area
Status in Canonical System Image:
Opinion
Status in Ubuntu UX:
New
Status in indicator-display package in Ubuntu:
Confirmed
Bug description:
Hi!
It's not gonna be a typical bug report though it is actually one. It is
rather a message to people responsible for the users experience. I was adviced
to report it as a bug. I do not won't do look like a hater or a "fell in love
with iPhone" cause I'm not the one. I love the idea of Ubuntu and Ubuntu phone
but I do not like the way the system grow up what I'm gonna show in the photos
below.
We can all remind the words of hatred which occured after first version of
Unity in Ubuntu 11.10 and 12.04. These were the absolutely best working (even
bluetooth worked perfectly! :-P with !EVERY! device) and most intuitive systems
ever! I stiil have many friends who do not switch from 12.04 to MATE just
because the system works perfectly (even if not supported any more). Most
intuitive? As You released Unity in 11.10 and 12.04 I raised many bugs. Many
bugs that left untouched until today and which become actual. Many people on
Ubuntu's Facebook profile many times touched the problems I reported as bugs
but noone seemed to care. And now we have this phone. Since April 2015 I'm an
owner of Aquaris E4.5 - the pioneer. I think the best testing device because of
its poor tech parameters and (!!!) and what's most important while creating a
mobile system the tiny screen. If You want to be successful and get the very
best of users opinions You should think about people with the poorest
environment. If I'm happy with my BQ 4.5 then anyone with 5'' MX will be
delighted. At the moment I'm waiting for release the official BQ Ubuntu tablet.
Though I'm not "delighted" with my phone I'll buy the tablet. It would be
awesome however if developers took into account what end users have to say
(also these thousands that changed distro after Unity release). Seems like in a
phone changing distro won't be as easy. So let's start with all the problems I
see in today's interface that makes me that I long for my old Nokia.
I'd like to start with a small answer on a question: why my opinion matters.
Otherwise I wouldn't waste my time to write this message. As You released
Unity, one of Ubuntu developers argued with me that there were made some tests
which confirmed "a lightness and intuitive way a user can use a Ubuntu-Unity
powered PC ". I sent it to trash with a single stroke: a photo of a 7-year old
child sitting in front of an Unity-powered laptop. As I can remember until
12.10/13.04 there was an option which allowed us to choose between GNOME 2.X
and Unity. Do You know what was the best way of changing the mind of a child
that wanted to play with my PC? Switching to Unity. Same thing about my mother
and many other friends. Intuitive is something different that having to learn
by heart how my device work. You can have Your opinion, everyone can have his
own opinion, I have my experience with many people that use today Ubuntu and
forgot M$ Windows only because of me.
I'm gonna share below any in my opinion wrong idea or a bug in a users
environment of an Ubuntu-Phone powered device. "My opinion" and my experience
so that You couldn't tell me that the opinion is only mine. I hope what I'm/?we
are gonna work out below will create a more user friendly device.
So let's start with an indicator area, let's compare it think of its
bugs. As "bugs" I'm gonna define every weak point that makes a user
misses his/hers Android, iOS or even Symbian powered Nokia.
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