Written by cslee-ubuntu the 20 Feb 12 at 21:45.

A kernel driver offering a virtual graphics card that X or any other display software could be configured to use as a display.

This would then be available on a port on the network interface (depending on the configured format) for modern multimedia televisions to access and stream the content over the network.

A kernel driver offering a virtual graphics card that X or any other display software could be configured to use as a display. This would then be available on a port on the network interface (depending on the configured format) for modern multimedia televisions to access and stream the content over the network.

Written by cslee-ubuntu the 21 Sep 12 at 18:52.

To make the boot process more user friendly when more than one option is available having icons instead of tiny rows of text would make the options more obvious.
Allowing a user to touch the icons or use a mouse would also make the process more easy.
On tablet devices you get to go to the default option more often than is ideal unless you plug in a keyboard.

To make the boot process more user friendly when more than one option is available having icons instead of tiny rows of text would make the options more obvious. Allowing a user to touch the icons or use a mouse would also make the process more easy. On tablet devices you get to go to the default option more often than is ideal unless you plug in a keyboard.

Written by cslee-ubuntu the 8 Aug 10 at 13:34.

Nautilus has collected the data and displayed it, if it can be changed Nautilus should allow this.

Nautilus has collected the data and displayed it, if it can be changed Nautilus should allow this.

Written by cslee-ubuntu the 24 May 12 at 11:12.

For each window that has tabs provide the tabs as a stack of windows.
So in the Unity bar if clicking/hovering over the icon you see all the windows of that application that are open and for each one a stack of tabs.
In Alt Tab as you tab to an application and it splits to show open windows it would show the tabs staked on each window.
Then if using the mouse a user could click the visible part of the tab they want to go there directly.

An enhancement to this would be to roll through the tabs while the window was selected/under the mouse so that the user can see and select the tab they want to go to.

Switch to tablet/touch screen mode and it makes switching apps and app windows much simpler as once in this display sliding the windows and tabs around by hand would make selection very quick and easy.

For each window that has tabs provide the tabs as a stack of windows. So in the Unity bar if clicking/hovering over the icon you see all the windows of that application that are open and for each one a stack of tabs. In Alt Tab as you tab to an application and it splits to show open windows it would show the tabs staked on each window. Then if using the mouse a user could click the visible part of the tab they want to go there directly. An enhancement to this would be to roll through the tabs while the window was selected/under the mouse so that the user can see and select the tab they want to go to. Switch to tablet/touch screen mode and it makes switching apps and app windows much simpler as once in this display sliding the windows and tabs around by hand would make selection very quick and easy.

Written by theQxQ the 20 Mar 13 at 20:36.

on most browsers, control tab switches between the tabs. however, on most applications, this behavior doesn't work. this should be default behavior

on most browsers, control tab switches between the tabs. however, on most applications, this behavior doesn't work. this should be default behavior

Written by cslee-ubuntu the 19 Mar 12 at 22:11.

These days most systems have access to dynamic DNS.
If NFS was able to register SRV records when it started and unregister them when it stopped then browsing tools could esily locate the NFS shares and offer the chance to mount them using the gvfs etc.

These days most systems have access to dynamic DNS. If NFS was able to register SRV records when it started and unregister them when it stopped then browsing tools could esily locate the NFS shares and offer the chance to mount them using the gvfs etc.

Written by cslee-ubuntu the 28 Jul 10 at 20:44.

In Nautilus show a text file as normal but with the option to expand it like a directory showing sub sections as individual files.
e.g. an XML file called "bob" containing multiple sub sections opens up to a directory view with sub sections listed as files like "bob.address", "bob.age" etc. each can be edited or deleted or dragged into another file.
the . file should contain the XML structure surrounding the sub sections.
For many text configuration files there are "accepted" layouts which could allow this method of text file work to be performed.

In Nautilus show a text file as normal but with the option to expand it like a directory showing sub sections as individual files. e.g. an XML file called "bob" containing multiple sub sections opens up to a directory view with sub sections listed as files like "bob.address", "bob.age" etc. each can be edited or deleted or dragged into another file. the . file should contain the XML structure surrounding the sub sections. For many text configuration files there are "accepted" layouts which could allow this method of text file work to be performed.