Comment 0 for bug 437747
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| Nicholas Christian Langkjær Ipsen (ncli) wrote | #0 |
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(Get the code!)
Currently, in Karmic, the "Accessibility" icon is shown in the taskbar by default. This is understandable, however, removing it if you don't need it is EXTREMELY unintuitive.
The current process:
1.Click on "System"
2. Click on "Preferences"
3. Click on Keyboard
4. Go to the Accessibility tab
5. Untick 'Accessibility features can be toggled with keyboard shortcuts'
Seriously, who came up with that?? Five clicks ending with disabling an option with a useless label for someone who just wants to remove an icon he/she has no need of.
My suggestion:
1. Right-click the icon
2. Click a new option called "Quit".
3. A box pops up the first time the users does this, asking the user whether he/she wants it disabled permanently.