It is not clear that the button with the Ubuntu logo is clickable

[AleCutu]

It should be highlighted (as it did in Windows XP) and do some feedback effect when the pointer passes over, in my opinion.

[Marco Biscaro (marcobiscaro2112)]

This bug is awaiting design feedback before progress can be made. Confirming that there is a question to be answered. Will be marked triaged when design gives a suitable direction forward.

[turnick (turnickdbz)]

Also the indicators should have this feature.
I think this is a serious lack from Canonical, because the user experience is very compromised. In fact my parents (who are over 40) don't understand that the logo is clickable.

[AleCutu (ale-cut)]

No news? It will be a day of freeze.

[Adolfo Jayme Barrientos (fitojb)]

I’d also think that indicators should highlight when on mouse hover.

For example, take a look at Opera menu bar. Its menu bar use Ambiance (or current) theme, and menus are highlighted when on mouse hover. Indicators should mimic that behavior.

[AleCutu (ale-cut)]

I made a video of opera menu... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyVlCL5xwY0

[enubuntu (mr.tennents)]

I opened the same bug here, with a solution that works well for me:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ayatana-design/+bug/824887

[enubuntu (mr.tennents)]

Here is some ideas:
1. Show a popup beside the launcher at the first start after the installation that encourages the user to click it.
2. Use an attractive color combination of the button for make it stand out from the other buttons.
3. Show a slide to inform the user that the ubuntu-button is clickable can be another solution.

[enubuntu (mr.tennents)]

The slide will be showed in the installation progress.

[Timothy Arceri (t-fridey)]

This button has been moved to the Unity Bar in Oneric

[Omer Akram (om26er)]

fix released or invalid both are better status that committed as its
not an issue anymore