Many users did not like the global menu, so it is good they can choose
between the global menu or locally integrated menus in Quantal. See
http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/01/unity-global-menu-to-become-optional.
If this will be realized in Quantal, I definitely think it a good idea
to call the global menu "top bar", look at the screenshot in the above
mentioned link, and the integrated menu "menu bar".
Hannie
Op 11-07-12 17:21, Nicolas Delvaux schreef:
Hi everyone,
AFAIK Quantal will add an option to use old fashion menus AKA "locally
integrated menus" instead of the global menu (well, it was originally
planned for Precise...).
Top Bar will also work in this case.
It is more generic and it also gives a 'location hint' to the user
(how will a new user know that the 'menu bar' is the thing on the top
and not the thing on the left?). IMHO, 'Top Bar' is less ambiguous.
And using 'Top Bar' will also reduce the diff between Ubuntu and Gnome
manuals (= less work for translators).
So yes, I'm pro 'Top Bar' :p
Nicolas
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