Right click on bfb icon on launcher should show a menu with the possibility to modify unity

[enubuntu]

On right click show a menu with the possibility to modify unity.
There is a mockup:
http://ubuntuone.com/p/18ic/

On click on 'configure unity' in menu, show the ccsm loaded in unityshell plugin. A way to do this can be ccsm -p "unityshell".

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[Matthew Paul Thomas (mpt)]

This bug is unlikely to be fixed because:
- it does not describe a problem (and give evidence that it is a problem)
- CCSM is not an appropriate interface for end users (bad navigation, poor choice of controls, unhelpful labels)
- CCSM is not installed by default.

We do need Appearance settings for basic configuration, such as the ability to choose between Ambiance and Radiance. But CCSM isn't that.

[enubuntu (mr.tennents)]

So ubuntu should have a tool to configure unity. I hope to have it soon...

[John Lea (johnlea)]

@Enrico; have you looked at Ubuntu Tweak? It doesn't cover everything but is a nice tweaking tool http://ubuntu-tweak.com/

[enubuntu (mr.tennents)]

I know, but it's not a default app. The new user doesn't know the existence of this tool. We have to simplify the use of computer, not complicate.

[Mark Shuttleworth (sabdfl)]

@Enrico - precisely :-). But adding options doesn't simplify things, it
makes people make choices they don't necessarily want to worry about.

[enubuntu (mr.tennents)]

@Mark - Yes, but this doesn't mean that we can haven't any tool for do this. In my opinion...

I'd like to see you live :P

[enubuntu (mr.tennents)]

Sorry, I've just change status to the wrong bug.