I would also like to mention that I have all of the items from the system-settings window in my application lens. These are duplicates, and I see no reason for the redundancy. Having an extra 27 items in the applications window (24 from system settings + shutdown/restart/logout) is a complete mess.
Is it possible to go through and flag these "applications" (I put in quotes because I do not view shutdown/logout/restart as applications) as not suppposed to be in the applications lens?
I believe that this would go a long way towards improving the first impressions of Unity, as well as removing visual noise and clutter.
I would also like to mention that I have all of the items from the system-settings window in my application lens. These are duplicates, and I see no reason for the redundancy. Having an extra 27 items in the applications window (24 from system settings + shutdown/ restart/ logout) is a complete mess.
Is it possible to go through and flag these "applications" (I put in quotes because I do not view shutdown/ logout/ restart as applications) as not suppposed to be in the applications lens?
I believe that this would go a long way towards improving the first impressions of Unity, as well as removing visual noise and clutter.