Written by Lotd the 2 Sep 11 at 17:34.

Right after you login it would be awesome if there could be added a fade effect, like lets say you enter you password and login, the login screen fades out and the desktop fades in, in a transition during the Ubuntu sound theme :)

Right after you login it would be awesome if there could be added a fade effect, like lets say you enter you password and login, the login screen fades out and the desktop fades in, in a transition during the Ubuntu sound theme :)

Written by benoyanthony the 21 Sep 11 at 10:33.

After entering user name and password , screen should take to respective user wall paper and , fade-in effect can be used on toolbars , which will popup one by one. If fade-in-out effect used in between login screen and desktop it will look bad on slower systems.

After entering user name and password , screen should take to respective user wall paper and , fade-in effect can be used on toolbars , which will popup one by one. If fade-in-out effect used in between login screen and desktop it will look bad on slower systems.

Written by Logan Lockwood the 8 Oct 11 at 10:41.

When you select the user you want to log in with, and before you write its password, LDM Background should fade to that user's wallpaper. When you enter the right password, LDM fades out and your account fades in.

This required an added option: When you change your wallpaper, you should be asked "Do you want to activate LDM Background Integration?" That way, if your Wallpaper is obscene you can hide it. If not it can be shown in LDM.

When you select the user you want to log in with, and before you write its password, LDM Background should fade to that user's wallpaper. When you enter the right password, LDM fades out and your account fades in. This required an added option: When you change your wallpaper, you should be asked "Do you want to activate LDM Background Integration?" That way, if your Wallpaper is obscene you can hide it. If not it can be shown in LDM.

Written by SuperEngineer the 22 Jun 10 at 22:24.

The best of the best (i.e. really worthy) of Ubuntu photo replacement for f-spot should have a 'random' / 'shuffle' option in the 'slideshow'. A simple option to implement but so often missed out in Ubuntu/Gnome software. Sorry... my coding days are over - but my brain and my support for Ubuntu are not.

The best of the best (i.e. really worthy) of Ubuntu photo replacement for f-spot should have a 'random' / 'shuffle' option in the 'slideshow'. A simple option to implement but so often missed out in Ubuntu/Gnome software. Sorry... my coding days are over - but my brain and my support for Ubuntu are not.

Written by sandras74 the 7 Sep 10 at 09:04.

Plugins for the EOG

Plugins for the EOG

Written by riascosc the 9 Apr 11 at 01:39.

Would be great that appear the icon of this program too, with the name or the main menu of the current selected program.

Seria muy bueno que ese nombre o menu fuera acompañado con el icono del programa que esta seleccionado.

Would be great that appear the icon of this program too, with the name or the main menu of the current selected program. Seria muy bueno que ese nombre o menu fuera acompañado con el icono del programa que esta seleccionado.

Written by fre55 the 5 Jan 11 at 16:11.

Нужно оставить кнопку, для получения адреса текущей директории, и кнока которая помещает в буфер адресную строку.
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Should be left to the button to get the address of the current directory, and knock that puts into the buffer address bar

Нужно оставить кнопку, для получения адреса текущей директории, и кнока которая помещает в буфер адресную строку. --- Should be left to the button to get the address of the current directory, and knock that puts into the buffer address bar

Written by david4dev the 5 Jan 11 at 20:27.

The 'pencil' button that toggled editability of the path should be brought back by default, with an option to remove it (in Edit->Preferences not just gconf-editor).

The 'pencil' button that toggled editability of the path should be brought back by default, with an option to remove it (in Edit->Preferences not just gconf-editor).

Written by MsG the 20 Jan 11 at 01:55.

Add some functionality when right mouse button is used on the navigation breadcrumbs. Like:

Copy location
Paste Location

etc.

Add some functionality when right mouse button is used on the navigation breadcrumbs. Like: Copy location Paste Location etc.

Written by faiface the 18 May 11 at 16:45.

There can be another more colorful theme. In Ubuntu style of course. Can use nice, light, spring colors.

There can be another more colorful theme. In Ubuntu style of course. Can use nice, light, spring colors.

Written by PhoneixS the 30 Sep 10 at 15:12.

As with gif, EoG must show the entery animation of the apng.

As with gif, EoG must show the entery animation of the apng.

Written by liquidmeson the 11 Oct 10 at 19:42.

Support WebP and WebM.
http://blogs.computerworld.com/17073/google_webp_to_crush_jpeg_gif_and_png

Support WebP and WebM. http://blogs.computerworld.com/17073/google_webp_to_crush_jpeg_gif_and_png

Written by Eldmannen the 30 Oct 10 at 12:42.

MNG is a public graphics file format for animated images.
MNG is closely related to the PNG image format. When PNG development started in early 1995, developers decided not to incorporate support for animation. However, work soon started on MNG as an animation-supporting version of PNG.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiple-image_Network_Graphics

MNG is a public graphics file format for animated images. MNG is closely related to the PNG image format. When PNG development started in early 1995, developers decided not to incorporate support for animation. However, work soon started on MNG as an animation-supporting version of PNG. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiple-image_Network_Graphics

Written by kenjiu2002 the 17 Nov 10 at 15:49.

Modify the compiz plugin "opacity, brightness and saturation" by adding the auto-bright fonctionnality and giving choice between two modes: screen mode and window mode. The window mode would adjust brightness of each window according to its own colors, while screen mode would adjust the entire screen brightness (or backlight) to its colors too.
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AND
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Create an independant package doing the same stuff, so that everybody can use it, either he uses compiz, metacity, or other. For example, take the case of the netbook that i am using now: compiz slow it down significantly so i don't use compiz on this computer, and i am constantly changing manually the brightness setting because of my particular sensitivity of the eyes.
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See the french thread on this subject that i recently launched:
http://forum.ubuntu-fr.org/viewtopic.php?pid=3851918
Contributions are needed.

Modify the compiz plugin "opacity, brightness and saturation" by adding the auto-bright fonctionnality and giving choice between two modes: screen mode and window mode. The window mode would adjust brightness of each window according to its own colors, while screen mode would adjust the entire screen brightness (or backlight) to its colors too. . AND . Create an independant package doing the same stuff, so that everybody can use it, either he uses compiz, metacity, or other. For example, take the case of the netbook that i am using now: compiz slow it down significantly so i don't use compiz on this computer, and i am constantly changing manually the brightness setting because of my particular sensitivity of the eyes. . See the french thread on this subject that i recently launched: http://forum.ubuntu-fr.org/viewtopic.php?pid=3851918 Contributions are needed.