Anyone who feels like trying out 13.10, please look at the menu(s) and give feedback.
The major change is that the settings menu is gone to be completely replaced by the settings manager. Anything that used to be in the settings menu is now accessible from the settings manager. This is much cleaner than having some settings in a menu and some other ones in the settings manager. Xubuntu has also done this (for 13.04 actually) but many of the system utilities ended up in the xubuntu settings that I felt belonged in the system menu. (software installation, disk partitioning, etc.) I have fixed that in ours. I have also tried to make sure the various settings are in the right group. Because we use setting utilities from other places besides xfce for some things, the categories don't line up as well as they could. I have tried to make the best placement manually. Please feel free to comment on this as I can change which group things show up in. I have added an audio group for audio specific settings. Anything I should add there? Or should all of these things end up as part of the audio production menu? Right now it is just LADI config and the LADI log file viewer, but any audio controls could go here... or they could go in the audio menu somewhere. The other possibility I considered is to also incorporate the system utilities into this manager and get rid of the system menu as well. I felt that was to big of a change to just go there. I'm not sure that would be better. I don't think I have real strong preferences here. I just tried to make sense. -- Len Ovens www.OvenWerks.net -- Ubuntu-Studio-devel mailing list [email protected] Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-studio-devel
