This misses the use case reported elsewhere (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gconf2/+bug/328575) of having super user terminals a different colour to normal terminals. This incredibly useful feature used to work fine all the way up until and including Intrepid. Jaunty broke this without any form of notification.
No-onw appears yet to have explained why the change was necessary, nor what the new way is of achieving the use case that users clearly want to use and have been used to having.
This misses the use case reported elsewhere (https:/ /bugs.launchpad .net/ubuntu/ +source/ gconf2/ +bug/328575) of having super user terminals a different colour to normal terminals. This incredibly useful feature used to work fine all the way up until and including Intrepid. Jaunty broke this without any form of notification.
No-onw appears yet to have explained why the change was necessary, nor what the new way is of achieving the use case that users clearly want to use and have been used to having.
This morning is a be grumpy morning.