User discretion advised when unselecting the "show desktop icons" checkbox in Desktop->Desktop Icon Settings

[SB]

I recently experienced the following "bug" http://askubuntu.com/questions/36512/right-clicking-on-the-unity-desktop-does-nothing-ideas which was resolved thanks to the kind support of the Ask Ubuntu community.
In short, I was surprised that I could not right click on my desktop to change the wallpaper, and it turned out that this was because I unselected the "show desktop icons" chekcbox in Ubuntu tweak.
I suggest that the user is notified that once he unselects this checkbox his desktop is no longer "clickable". This can be resolved by simply adding a italicized line below the checkbox stating:
"Note: unchecking the above checkbox will also prevent you from right clicking on your desktop"

[onesandzeroes (marius-mather)]

I was also tripped up by this. In 12.04, disabling this option means that you don't get your bookmarks in the Home Folder quicklist unless you open a Nautilus window, and switching windows becomes a bit odd because you can't minimise all windows and show the desktop properly. The quicklist is a very useful feature, and it's confusing when it disappears.