Written by moose the 20 Apr 09 at 12:10.
Related project: Nautilus.
Already implemented
There are some programs / files that need root access to use them. Sometimes there is only an alert that you don't have the rights to execute / delete / save this program / file.
Written by moose the 5 May 09 at 17:47.
Related project: Firefox.
New
I am german, so if I install Ubuntu I install the german version. Almost everything is translated, but not the search engine plugin in firefox (upper right corner). For most of those search engines (Ebay, Wikipedia, Amazon) exists a german version that I have to add with http://mycroft.mozdev.org/ or by going on this website.
It would be extremly useful to implement this, because rightarrow or dlrarrow are not the same
edit: I don't want to replace any arrow. I want to add this arrow - and its not the same as the arrow for resonance (I'm sorry, couldn't find it in the english wiki):
"Dies wird durch den Mesomeriepfeil (Resonanzpfeil) ↔ symbolisiert, der nicht mit dem ein chemisches Gleichgewicht symbolisierenden Doppelpfeil \;\leftrightharpoons\; verwechselt werden darf." http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mesomerie
means: the arrow for resonance may not be mixed up with the arrow for chemical equilibrium
You chat with someone and you and your chat-partner use different programms. Most of the time, if you use a smilie your partner can't see what you ment
The last few days I wanted to create PDF-Files of my website. So I copied the Website (ctrl + c) and pasted it (ctrl + v) in OpenOffice. Well, the text and the picture were imported but not something like borders, background-colors, colors in general ... it would be nice if OpenOffice would copy also the information which is stored in the CSS-File.
Written by moose the 5 May 09 at 17:59.
Related project: Firefox.
New
I vist / search a lots of websites in the internet. As Firfox developed the new "Awesomebar" I've been very happy because it was easier to find sites I've already visited. But the more sites I visit (and search in google) the less useful is the awesomebar and deleting something from the history is quite time consuming
Written by moose the 7 Nov 08 at 19:36.
Global category: Installation.
New
Do you know Foxmarks? Its an easy way to synchronise bookmarks and to save them. With foxmarks I don't have to worry about having saved all my bookmarks before I reinstall Ubuntu because they are not only local on my pc but also on a server.
I would like to have the same for my packages. It would be great if I could just create an account and automatically save the packet names I have installed (e.g. apache2, php5, vlc - just the names, not more). So if I would re-install ubuntu, I would just access my account and ubuntu would install the packages I had before.
This feature could also be connected with the popularity contest - so people would take an advantage of this contest and you would get better results.
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Why don't make a shell-script like $ sudo apt-get install apache php vlc?
1. comfort: Especial for newbies' it's much easier if they don't have to code anything
2. no disadvantages: You should not have to use this if you have doubts where this information
goes to (just like you don't have to use the popularity contest) and I think this would not influence
the performance.
3. so why not?
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Why don't use this procedure?
On the source machine:
$ dpkg --get-selections > /some/file/called/my-packages.txt
On the fresh destination machine:
$ dpkg --set-selections > /wherever/you/put/my-packages.txt
$ apt-get dselect-upgrade
Written by moose the 30 Jun 09 at 17:25.
Related project: Nautilus.
Not an idea
Today I searched some files on my external hdd with ~ 300 GB of data. This took quite some time. After the results came, I wanted to view one folder. So I opened this folder and wanted to go back to the searchresults after I looked in this folder. The problem was that nautilus began again to search for the files again.
Written by moose the 10 Oct 09 at 05:10.
Global category: Look and Feel.
New
If I watch a movie I set the volume very high. Sometimes I forget to set the volume back to a normal value before shutting down. When I start the computer again, the starting sound is much too loud.