I think it would make more sense to stop using the distinction altogether. I'd prefer combining the menu items that are thematically similar, such as all the keyboard, mouse, and other input device settings. We can unlock the administrator part of the settings with the already introduced unlock button.
This would nicely clean up the system menu and make them more easily accessible.
wacked_up: I agree with you. But combining setting dialogs is a different idea. And I also agree the unlock-button idea with you. But since as far as I know Unlock button needs some Policykit integration and it takes time its own time, my idea could be just a temporary fix ;)
+1, definitely. "Personal settings" and "System settings" are much more informative.
Vahan Harutyunyan(Brainstorm moderator)
wrote on the 29 Sep 11 at 12:15
This idea is related to Ubuntu Classic mode (classic gnome) and this mode will be replaced with Unity 2D in Ubuntu 11.10. So I think this idea is not already actual.