Di: TJ
How come Nautilus has two different app menu systems? Can Ubuntu solidify these in 14.04? Look at the Nautilus window. Why is there an App menu and there’s also a menu-button all the way to the right...
View ArticleDi: Linux Outlaws 335 – They Lost the Allen Key | Sixgun Productions
[…] Ubuntu is ditching the global menu […]
View ArticleDi: Marco Trevisan (Treviño)
Yes indeed… The fix has just been released to trusty. See http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2014/03/ubuntu-brings-full-menus-back-nautilus-apps-14-04
View ArticleDi: guy
“One more” is how bad things always start 🙂 . One more click is not bad but 1 click is better. Especially when you’re dealing with several non-maximized windows on a large high PPI monitor. Why do you...
View ArticleDi: BeanFixIt.com » How to install Ubuntu 14.04 LTS Trusty Tahr
[…] Want to have the newest Ubuntu version? Although it is still in beta, Ubuntu 14.04 LTS “Trusty Tahr” is available to install. Ubuntu 14.04 LTS features a few changes and added support for...
View ArticleDi: Sicofante
Actually, here's yet another proposal for the design team (hope you have a direct line to them, Marco): When windows aren't maximized, use the global top bar to show the title and the window top bar to...
View ArticleDi: Ubuntu Rising: Desktops, Servers, Phones, and Beyond | Techrights
[…] Introducing Locally Integrated Menus to Unity 7 […]
View ArticleDi: Marco Trevisan (Treviño)
Well, I think that decorations are to focus things first of all, then if we lose the power of focusing without causing any side effect, imho we could get more troubles. Also in windows full of widgets...
View ArticleDi: Marco Trevisan (Treviño)
We are 🙂 https://plus.google.com/108101042776723451522/posts/3aKE8rN32ZA
View ArticleDi: Marco Trevisan (Treviño)
Well, yes… But the problem is still having different approaches… Not sure we can.
View ArticleDi: Ubuntu Unity to bring back local menus | g33k
[…] claimed that “having the applications menus in the top pane really worked very well in small screens but now, especially with HiDPI monitors getting more and more popular, the top panel could be […]
View ArticleDi: Sicofante
I’m not sure I get it. You can’t technically? You can’t because of design issues? What do you mean by “different approaches”? John Lea’s proposal in the bug is addressing the two issues: the...
View ArticleDi: Marco Trevisan (Treviño)
No, I was talking of showing different things on panel depending on the window state… As it would cause an inconsistent behaviour. Anyway I’ll include a gsettings key to always show the menus soon...
View ArticleDi: Sicofante
Mmmm, I don’t see it inconsistent. Forgive my ignorance but I’ve never used IRC before (I guess I’m shy my English is not good enough for real time conversations). Can you point me to the specific...
View ArticleDi: Marco Trevisan (Treviño)
@Sicofante:disqus don’t worry about your English! You can find him on #ubuntu-design (or #ubuntu-unity) channel btw.
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[…] Unity y Gnome reposicionan la barra de menús [2] […]
View ArticleDi: Ubuntu 'Trusty Tahr' is a solid step forward, not a leap | Matias...
[…] had bad repercussions for high-pixel-density displays. The menus grew more removed from the applications themselves, so […]
View ArticleDi: Felipe Uribe
hello I love your work, in my free time experiment with the GUI. I have a question if you can change depending on bond css window. example in the terminal using css black metacity.
View ArticleDi: Choda Boy
If you would have just listened to YOUR CUSTOMERS in the first place, the need to switch back to the menus-per-window design and the loss of a great many Ubuntu customers would have been avoided
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