On 26/01/12 16:28, Jorge O. Castro wrote:
- It's possible to accidentally uncheck the Unity plugin, breaking the
user's desktop.
Maybe make it a bit harder to do that, principally by removing the
depends on largedesktop. The reason people uncheck unity by accident is
because they want to turn on the cube. I think if you just drop the
depends line then it won't disable unity when you change your workspace
switcher from wall to the cube. If you uninstall wall and cube then the
workspace switcher stops working which is logical enough. If you want to
make it impossible to disable unity then you can probably do that
The suggestion to drop ccsm as a whole does feel a bit like "Unity
doesn't work right with other plugins, lets get rid of all the others"
when educating Unity to play nice with it's friends would be a much
better solution.
Alan.
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