Sancho is an excellent GUI for the MLDonkey p2p server. Sancho is far more stable and offers much more features and a better user interface than the "MLDonkey" frontend that is currently available on the repo.

http://sancho-gui.sourceforge.net/

here is a screenshot of sancho :
http://sancho-gui.sourceforge.net/images/ss-new-1.png
http://sancho-gui.sourceforge.net/images/ss-new-2.png
http://sancho-gui.sourceforge.net/images/ss-new-3.png

Most (or all) of the editable fields where you can put information aren't undoable. My idea is to always be able to ctrl-z any settings field you have just changed.

After all, it takes up a lot of space, creates clutter and it's absolutely of no use for people that got just one user on the computer.

That is for people who start pidgin automatically on boot time and always have to close the buddy list when the system boots.

(this idea was finally implemented in Hardy using compiz fusion, so if you are a mod, please mark the idea as "Done")

When user drags a file or folder, make it a little bit transparent to help visualize where it's being dropped at.

User should be able to export music in a selective way to an SD card, Music player, or USB drive.

This could be done by creating a dynamic playlist, that can be filled either randomly, or by genre, by artist, and limiting the playlist by minutes/megabytes/tracks (after all you can't always put your entire collection on your music device).

Please, also take some time to read the attached bug before voting (I had the idea before brainstorm was launched).

This is related to Idea #3409 and Idea #3156, but it's not a dupe.

After playing with this site :

http://musicovery.com/index.php?ct=us

and seeing that it allows to restringe the year the music if from with sliders, and filter dynamically combining calm/energic and dark/positive variations, while also restringing the musical stiles ... AND being alble to choose the tempo ... and being able to mark for "hits" or/and "non-hits" ... I was thinking ... wouldn't it be a good idea if a similar feature were incorporated to Rythmbox ?

I strongly suggest you guys to try the mentioned s

When the user drags and drop a network folder from the smb:// locations, Nautilus issues an error. My suggestions - when the user does that, open the "connect to server" dialog and mount the network folder, creating an icon on the desktop.

The title says it all. See something similar at http://www.ubuntustats.com/

When the user starts a file transfer, some information is placed on the information bar of nautilus, and a closable window show up on the screen with the progress bar and the cancel button (much like downloads are handled in firefox)