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chunknuts
(Idea reviewer)
wrote on the 25 Oct 09 at 19:31
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Wow. Good point!
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jensfr
wrote on the 25 Oct 09 at 19:39
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+1... Never really thought about it, but really a good point, and a great step towards a professional looking OS
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Malaria
wrote on the 25 Oct 09 at 20:18
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It's a paper cut.
Go launchpad and open a bug :)
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Shady3D
wrote on the 26 Oct 09 at 05:53
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it can't be done because of 2 reasons:
1. the colored ones are buttons and buttons have 3 states or more, but sound became a notification in the notification area applet, so do you see the difference.
2. gnome-shell already changed the way that gnome-panel works or in another way there is a new notification system that work better than the current one.
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vectart
wrote on the 26 Oct 09 at 21:10
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@jensfr
Thanks :-)
It's just my interface experience.
@Malaria
I think, it's feature request.
Here is many programs in Gnome written by different technologies. They are not buggy - it's just different implementations.
@Shady3D
I don't believe you.
Look around - 21th century. All can be done!
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Haku
wrote on the 26 Oct 09 at 22:41
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"All can be done!"
Nice. :-)
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jaenz
wrote on the 29 Oct 09 at 16:10
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great point, needs some love!
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i like the third picture, pushed button, the best.
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vectart
wrote on the 31 Oct 09 at 17:28
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@shinkanzen
I also agree with you.
Pushed button decide problem with colors of text and icon.
They are still keeped and no need to change it.
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amaranth
(Ubuntu developer)
wrote on the 31 Oct 09 at 20:39
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The indicator applet and indicator-session-applet look like they do because they are applets, the clock looks like it does because it is a button, and the rest are notification area icons.
We can make the clock and the applets look the same but the panel does not control the notification area applets.
The only way to make this look consistent is to make the applets look the same as the notification area icons which is the worst of the three.
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Shady3D
wrote on the 2 Nov 09 at 06:04
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@all_who_disagree 21st centure doesn't mean that we have time waste on something that already going to change, you can change this idea to anticipate this problem in gnome-shell but not in the current gnome panel. its non sense.
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We may not be able to _force_ notification icons to comply with the way the other icons work, but can't we make the default ones comply, and then put out a "strong recommendation" that third-party ones do?
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Hawke
wrote on the 2 Nov 09 at 15:29
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@amaranth: I actually think that the “it’s good”/solution #1 is the worst of the three, because the icon becomes nearly impossible to see with the default theme. The clock’s is the best, and the volume control is so-so.
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yman
wrote on the 2 Nov 09 at 17:52
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This is especially ugly when using transparent panels, and is true for the "Show Desktop Button" and "Window List" applets as well. It's been annoying me forever. Also, for people who don't like Gnome-shell's interface, will they be able to get a traditional desktop layout? If so, will that be through Gnome-panel or something else?
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yman
wrote on the 2 Nov 09 at 19:53
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Another annoyance is that a lot of panel applets don't use the same background as the panel they're in.
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Implementation of this fix should DEFINITELY be in the next form of Gnome's panel, but it should also be fixed in the current form. I'm sure there's away to accomplish this without resorting to "wait on the next service pack" - a rather windows-centric mentality.
I think the button idea is the best one; using colors could become dangerous if the user implements a different theme or transparency.
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Solution 3 makes no sense...
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Tuxoid
wrote on the 12 Nov 09 at 22:41
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Solution 1, couldn't agree more. Oddly enough, I never noticed this, besides the clock.
The way they look now is a little... differing. They're all of same kind of thing; they are all status icons. Keeping with the current style is like suggesting they are all very unique, and fall into different categories of operation. That can be quite confusing to new users.
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Solution #7: If we start adding configurations for changing between a button or a highlight, we should add one to choose the exact gradient under the menu bar, and one to select the distance in pixels between the three parts of the Ubuntu logo.
Besides, if it's not user-accessible, what is it useful for?
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vectart
wrote on the 16 Nov 09 at 17:27
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And where is my solution?!
People want the changes, but some people was delete it.
It's not humanity and system still ugly in the tray.
Fucking lazy developers.
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cheesehead
(Brainstorm admin)
wrote on the 14 Dec 11 at 00:17
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Uniform behavior was introduced with Unity in 11.04.
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