The voting feature is being abused at the moment, as its a feature that everyone sees the first thing, and are click-happy. It would be better if we were allowed to vote only when we also comment.

average person needs wizards across the board...

get rid of this package manager crap and make it easy with a installer wizard.
i had a look at a few pages and didnt see this on the list and its so important to linux being successfull.... why is it so hard to make linux user friendly?

help wizards for all is my call...

if it was easier to use more people would use it...its improved but not enough...

A program that'l allow users to submit ideas to this site.

In Mac OS X you can invert the colors on screen at the press of a button. This is a really great option for tired eyes.

I'd like to see a super-easy way of doing this in Ubuntu (or the x windowing system) as well.

There is Kubuntu Xubuntu Edubuntu...
But is there a Mediabuntu yet?
It would be nice to have a distribution focused on Digital TV and Radio, VDR, video media playback, etc. with Ubuntu philosophy behind it.

Maybe even a medicine man? you know like in microsoft word where the paperclip would ask you if you need any help. That would be cool, the medicine man could come out and be like...

sudo su -

yeah...

Hello there,
Yes, an E-mail Real-Time Antivirus in Ubuntu would be good for. . Windows users!

Because, emails come from and go to Windows users so, even although Ubuntu users cannot be infected by windows virus, other users can be infected, indeed.

As well, the Antivirus could be used to scan Windows partitions in our PCs (and -even- to scan for possible linux virus!?).

Currently, real-time email antivirus are pretty hard to make it working or simply do not work in most if not all AV for linux.

Regards,
Victor

Have different modes of install. Normal - as is current, Easy and Cool - The coolest but maybe not the fastest theme and all the cool apps. With 3D acceleration enabled etc.

It would be nice to see who is voting for or against an idea here, so that we can ask why.

To configure devices
To configure networks
To configure programs
For anything
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