Contributor christian.convey
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Do not allow the new wallpaper and login sounds in Intrepid to be used!
New [TEMPORARY] default Intrepid wallpaper is
green and unattractive (#276594)
| In : | ubuntu-wallpapers (ubuntu) |
| Status : | Fix Released |
| Importance : | Undecided |
| Assignee : | Ubuntu Artwork Team |
53 comments, 18 subscribers and 0 duplicates
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Written by brettalton the 5 Oct 08 at 05:55. Category: Look and Feel.
Related to: Nothing/Others.
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Less screensavers
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Written by programad the 11 Mar 08 at 15:24. Category: Look and Feel.
Related to: Nothing/Others.
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Actually, we have 5 wallpapers, 9 themes and 80+ SCREENSAVERS!!!
WHAT THE HELL!
Who need that amount of screensavers?
I think we should vote five to the default installation, and the other ones comes with a optional package?
Isn't gnome "keep it simple"?
For me just a "dim screen" is enough for default.
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Compete with directx
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Written by kd7tck@msn.com the 29 Feb 08 at 01:04. Category: Gaming.
Related to: Nothing/Others.
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Ubuntu should develop it's own open source game development libraries. This could push for a unified way to develop games on Linux platforms. Fast ANSI C libs that don't act as an engine, but rather as a easy way to gain access to the systems hardware from languages like python,c++,java... Why should Windows attract all the game developers. If a standardized library is developed for Linux it would certainly make anyone Question the need to use Directx.
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Improve dual-screen function
Ubuntu
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| Priority : | Undefined |
| Definition : | Approved (Needs guidance) |
| Implementation : | Implemented |
| Assignee : | Bryce Harrington |
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Written by clemdup the 28 Feb 08 at 20:32. Category: Graphics.
Related to: Nothing/Others.
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I'm bored with dual-screen on GNU/Linux, it really has to have a graphic configuration, and better features.
I would like to move windows from a screen to another, but when I maximize I need it to be in a single screen.
Update: Xrandr GUI blog post by Bryce Harrington
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Provide a simple graphical interface to manage _any_ type of network connection
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| Priority : | Medium |
| Definition : | New (Needs guidance) |
| Implementation : | Unknown |
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Written by Alan Pope the 28 Feb 08 at 13:50. Category: Internet & Networking.
Related to: Nothing/Others.
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At the moment it's possible to manage traditional wired and WiFi connections using Network Manager. To connect via a modem, a 3G/GPRS card, over bluetooth to a cell phone or via USB to another device requires that the user installs extra packages, and does a fair amount of configuration that isn't found in Network Manager.
A single unified tool should be provided which allows the user to connect to a network (or internet) via any supported method. It would also be useful to provide an extension to this tool to manage firewall rules and network connection sharing.
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Fix compatibility with webcams and microphone
[regression]snd-hda-intel sound input does not
work at all with Conexant CX20549 (Venice) chips
(#278648)
| In : | linux (ubuntu) |
| Status : | Incomplete |
| Importance : | Undecided |
| Assignee : | Ubuntu Audio Team |
28 comments, 11 subscribers and 0 duplicates
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Written by dragonx the 28 Feb 08 at 17:30. Category: Multimedia.
Related to: Nothing/Others.
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In many cases, I can't configure my webcam or I have problems with the microphone. Now I can use my webcam but only with V4L2 and only 3 programas detect my webcam. It's a good idea can use my webcam in all programs as camorama.
Developer comments
That's pure driver issue in the first place. A big plus is to recommend UVC-based webcams to users, since it takes a lot of work off the shoulders of driver-developers. On the
integration-side proper support for v4l/v4l2 in webcam-related applications needs to be solidified. The ideal application to polish up is cheese of course.
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Professional-looking bootloader
Ubuntu grub should be deluxe and animated like
OpenSUSE grub (#3339)
| In : | grub (ubuntu) |
| Status : | New |
| Importance : | Wishlist |
| Assignee : | Chuck Short |
24 comments, 18 subscribers and 0 duplicates
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| Priority : | Undefined |
| Definition : | New (Needs guidance) |
| Implementation : | Unknown |
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Mentorship is available if you want to fix this bug.
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Written by Murrquan the 28 Feb 08 at 14:42. Category: Look and Feel.
Related to: Nothing/Others.
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Ubuntu's bootloader is a stark black and white screen, filled with confusing options. It gives newbies a moment of indecision, as they try to figure out if they are supposed to choose something, and wonder why there are three or four Ubuntus listed. Then the timer finishes counting down (starting from 10), and the newb begins to feel like he's getting in over his head as his PC boots into Ubuntu.
Too much information up front, stark text-only display, painfully long countdown timer. What would be the alternative? Well, when a Fedora PC is booted up, the first thing the user sees is a graphical splash screen, and "Booting into Fedora (kernel version) in 4 seconds ... " The user can press a key to interrupt and select from kernel versions or alternative operating systems, or just let it boot into Fedora.
Can't we create our own attractive bootloader? Or, failing that, copy-and-paste Fedora's?
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