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Brainstrom for other than ubuntu,
add brainstorm to launchpad projects..
like brainstorm for project xxx

I think we should make it so that when an idea is voted down or voted up, they have to include why they chose to do that. This is not the same as comments. For them, we include voting up and down with having to put a reason each time.

And then at the end of it, we should be able to see how many votes each idea got so that we don't just see an idea is +10 votes or -10 votes, but we see for example 100 people voted it up and another 110 voted it down.

This would show an idea is more popular then it might appear to be or less popular then it appears to be. This would prevent those who don't like Ubuntu being less linux like in their eyes and get the ideas implemented that Ubuntu needs to for an end user to consider using it.

The idea here is that Ubuntu should gather statistics about what software does the user run and recommend him new apps, based on the recommendations of the other users. Just like Last.FM, but for apps. Just like Wakoopa.
http://wakoopa.com

Recognize "ubuntu eee" as a derivative. 'Ubuntu eee' for the eeepc of Asus is really a linux for humans.

Easy, fast and reliable. Even my mom can compute with this os. I love it.

They have automaticaly set the wlan driver for the eeepc and the default Ubuntu doesn't. So they really have something to offer.

The Ubuntu eee project really can contribute to your efforts of making Ubuntu popular, because many people want to buy or have a eeepc.

It is so much better than that Xandros os that was installed on my eeepc 900.

Kubuntu, a second class distro, no more! (See http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/478/ and https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/150333 for more information).

I propose to create a website to donate money for one more paid developer for Kubuntu (because Canonical has 2 paid GNOME developers, but only has 1 paid KDE developer):
1.) It stipulates the amount of money required to pay a developer for a year.
2.) Anyone who wants to donate, donate what he considers. But only will be forced to donate if it reaches the amount indicated in item number one (the the amount of money achieved will be showing daily on the website).
3.) Perform this idea once a year.

My idea is similar to this and it worked: http://www.pledgebank.com/nouveaudriver

Users certainly aren't required to submit ideas, but the ideas do need to keep coming in and be discussed and voted on.

It may be beneficial for users to be reminded how long it's been since they've commented, voted, or submitted ideas on the dashboard.

Most of people know the 'sync' issue is because performance.

The people used to not knowing 'sync' command (specially newbies) used to loose important files regularly. It's a fact, sadly.

Would be interesting some system tool, like a Gnome applet or something like, showing us how far clicking on the 'gksudo sync' custom Gnome Panel launcher is needed.

Address bar in taskbar (like windows)

> cant open files with google desktop, if i open file and then other one, its opens me the whole application again

> the UI looks bad, cant open multi php files without crashes , text ripping the eyes off

now its crashes, and works bad on wine (Also , fonts ripping the eyes off)

now its not satisfying me.
adding recursive tasks still annoying, snoozing also...
i just wait to get application that like Outlook to move to linux!

i found myself tring to change every time files premission and icant do it without ssh...

i cant select all my mp3 folder and click OK to start playing
songs

its start mixing me alot of old contacts and make the whole list like a total mass..

i cant install windows after installing ubuntu,
if i try to re-install ubuntu windows also not working

or better babylon translator support!@!

easy crontab manager utility!

without mounting them everytime!

Wouldnt it be cool to have an application that can play music ,movies,and work as filemanager and open pictures all in one single application and work as a browser of possible

After getting shocked with the bad taste of the Interpid Beta boot sound, i can't stop on submitting some inspiring suggestions, and invite all people to do the same. The idea is bringing back the african spirit into Ubuntu again. (It's about inspiring, getting the feeling, not copying, please...)
http://youtube.com/watch?v=8luhdxS2KuM
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Znmpb-jEPnw
http://youtube.com/watch?v=RhoGK2eY95Y
http://youtube.com/watch?v=jUDv_Qk50us
http://youtube.com/watch?v=9ei8x4PamIw
http://youtube.com/watch?v=TJKF21vy6lY
http://youtube.com/watch?v=h9V1vi1klEs
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ndXSqMaLkU0
http://youtube.com/watch?v=N0II75gCW-c
please comment, specially if you're voting -1...

Create a simple tool with GUI .This can compilate the source code, and, when you compile, the tool cut and paste the code in /home/user/.make .