On 6 March 2011 11:46, Mark Shuttleworth <email address hidden> wrote:
> Thanks Matthew - the current plan is to put an entry at the bottom of
> the session menu (top right corner, power on/off image) which links to a
> set of all the settings tools, either as gnome-control-center (which
> apparently has a lot of issues) or a Dash search.
That sounds like a strange place to put it to me, I certainly wouldn't
think to look there for settings and I don't think others would.
> The rationale for this is that the menu is guaranteed available and easy
> to describe to all users, consistently across both Unity and Classic
> interfaces.
It seems to me that the solution is to put a settings menu underneath
the applications menu on the main panel. I haven't tried the classic
interface, but I assume that users of that can still easily find the
settings in the "System" menu.
On 6 March 2011 11:46, Mark Shuttleworth <email address hidden> wrote: center (which
> Thanks Matthew - the current plan is to put an entry at the bottom of
> the session menu (top right corner, power on/off image) which links to a
> set of all the settings tools, either as gnome-control-
> apparently has a lot of issues) or a Dash search.
That sounds like a strange place to put it to me, I certainly wouldn't
think to look there for settings and I don't think others would.
> The rationale for this is that the menu is guaranteed available and easy
> to describe to all users, consistently across both Unity and Classic
> interfaces.
It seems to me that the solution is to put a settings menu underneath
the applications menu on the main panel. I haven't tried the classic
interface, but I assume that users of that can still easily find the
settings in the "System" menu.
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