Written by tijybba the 23 May 12 at 18:20.

As far as my stupidity allows , i suggest that,

The mechanism or Algorithm which shows the Small Triangular Indicator on the Unity Launcher bar at the Extreme Verticals of Active Icon (Application) can be used to do this.

FIRST , where it shows SIngle triangular indicator (Left of Active Icon) which is active can be placed in Ascending or descending order in the Launcher Panel Like the same Behavior of ALT-TAB ( where they overlap windows lastly accessed ).

SECOND , where it shows Double triangular indicator which is the Current Active Window can be placed First (Either below the Dash Icon or without it) or Last (In Active Icon Arrangement) .

These Active Applications Icons Should not be in their repectively locked positions , but rather in A Line Arrangement Showing that they are active.

If Applications is closed it can revert back to its original Locked position.

As far as my stupidity allows , i suggest that, The mechanism or Algorithm which shows the Small Triangular Indicator on the Unity Launcher bar at the Extreme Verticals of Active Icon (Application) can be used to do this. FIRST , where it shows SIngle triangular indicator (Left of Active Icon) which is active can be placed in Ascending or descending order in the Launcher Panel Like the same Behavior of ALT-TAB ( where they overlap windows lastly accessed ). SECOND , where it shows Double triangular indicator which is the Current Active Window can be placed First (Either below the Dash Icon or without it) or Last (In Active Icon Arrangement) . These Active Applications Icons Should not be in their repectively locked positions , but rather in A Line Arrangement Showing that they are active. If Applications is closed it can revert back to its original Locked position.

Written by svrom the 8 May 12 at 15:23.

Instead of folding and unfolding the files completely and doing nothing when moving the mouse up and down the launcher until you are at the border of the screen it should to something I'd like to call "smoking chimney" Animation where single tiles unfold from the folded stack on the bodem and scroll upwards.

If you move the mouse upwards the single tiles would fold again to the stack one by one.

This way scrolling on the Launcher could be completely avoided and it would look less weird because it doesnt unfold all of the Launcher Tiles at once.

Instead of folding and unfolding the files completely and doing nothing when moving the mouse up and down the launcher until you are at the border of the screen it should to something I'd like to call "smoking chimney" Animation where single tiles unfold from the folded stack on the bodem and scroll upwards. If you move the mouse upwards the single tiles would fold again to the stack one by one. This way scrolling on the Launcher could be completely avoided and it would look less weird because it doesnt unfold all of the Launcher Tiles at once.

Written by Souloohshuns the 19 May 12 at 13:10.

unlease the power of the space bar on all kinds of files.... why stop at audio, images and video? why not PDFs, docs and ODFs, for getting info on apps... this would be a more useful 'revolution' than the HUD,

unlease the power of the space bar on all kinds of files.... why stop at audio, images and video? why not PDFs, docs and ODFs, for getting info on apps... this would be a more useful 'revolution' than the HUD,

Written by donmarco the 25 May 12 at 22:23.

As I said above, there is nothing wrong in looking on how other did a better job, so I really think the look and feel of Cinnamon should just be taken over.
The dark theme is not really nice over a long period and the menu bar is better on Cinnamon.

As I said above, there is nothing wrong in looking on how other did a better job, so I really think the look and feel of Cinnamon should just be taken over. The dark theme is not really nice over a long period and the menu bar is better on Cinnamon.

Written by PaddyLandau the 1 Jan 12 at 17:43.

Until such as time as the hibernate problem is fixed, disable the hibernate option in the shut-down menu if the swap partition is encrypted.

Until such as time as the hibernate problem is fixed, disable the hibernate option in the shut-down menu if the swap partition is encrypted.

Written by PaddyLandau the 1 Jan 12 at 17:44.

If the user chooses hibernate, display an error message explaining that hibernation is not possible because of encryption, but that a solution is hoped for some time in the future.

If the user chooses hibernate, display an error message explaining that hibernation is not possible because of encryption, but that a solution is hoped for some time in the future.

Written by checoimg the 9 Jan 12 at 19:28.

At installation warn the user that hibernation is not supported with encryption.

As a user I would like to know this before installing a encrypted system anyway good things has it's challenges.

At installation warn the user that hibernation is not supported with encryption. As a user I would like to know this before installing a encrypted system anyway good things has it's challenges.

Written by alms66 the 29 Jan 12 at 20:45.

as per title...
Put resources into fixing the problem, not a workaround.

as per title... Put resources into fixing the problem, not a workaround.

Written by CannyDuck the 25 Mar 12 at 13:20.

Hide the application window, if I click on an launcher icon and the window is already shown in the screen.

Hide the application window, if I click on an launcher icon and the window is already shown in the screen.

Written by Hungry Man the 23 May 12 at 15:07.

By default Cupsd is restricted by apparmor. It has a ton of rights though even if its file access is pretty restricted.

Seccomp sandbox is new and this is probably a good place to start using it. Ideally seccomp would be used for more than this but it makes sense to use it here as seccomp pairs well with apparmor.

Further seccomp integration would be great in general but priorities should be with cupsd and other software that connects to the internet.

By default Cupsd is restricted by apparmor. It has a ton of rights though even if its file access is pretty restricted. Seccomp sandbox is new and this is probably a good place to start using it. Ideally seccomp would be used for more than this but it makes sense to use it here as seccomp pairs well with apparmor. Further seccomp integration would be great in general but priorities should be with cupsd and other software that connects to the internet.

Written by pinggi the 23 May 12 at 21:51.

Inspire by Windows 7 resizing

Inspire by Windows 7 resizing

Written by Lyfang the 11 May 12 at 19:14.

Ubuntu should add support for the pepper plugins so that users can continue to use their browser of choice. Other browsers can implement the PPAPI & use the Flash Player Pepper plugin.

Ubuntu should add support for the pepper plugins so that users can continue to use their browser of choice. Other browsers can implement the PPAPI & use the Flash Player Pepper plugin.

Written by Lyfang the 11 May 12 at 20:19.

Run Adobe Flash Player or Adobe Shockwave Player for Windows directly from your Linux browser. However CrossOver Office is proprietary software.

Run Adobe Flash Player or Adobe Shockwave Player for Windows directly from your Linux browser. However CrossOver Office is proprietary software.

Written by leekelland the 23 May 12 at 10:34.

I propose that the scrolling control should pop up whenever the mouse pointer is moved to hover over the right margin of a scrollable window.

Ubuntu has made a step forward by separating the position indicator from the scrolling control. Why not take this to its logical conclusion: control the scrolling from anywhere on the right margin and look at the position indicator to see where you are in the document/window etc.?

I propose that the scrolling control should pop up whenever the mouse pointer is moved to hover over the right margin of a scrollable window. Ubuntu has made a step forward by separating the position indicator from the scrolling control. Why not take this to its logical conclusion: control the scrolling from anywhere on the right margin and look at the position indicator to see where you are in the document/window etc.?

Written by leekelland the 23 May 12 at 10:59.

A previous idea has pointed out that there is no "jump to here" facility in Unity scrolling. See: http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/23341/

If the scrolling control were to pop up in the manner described in solution #1 above then a double click on the scrolling control could operate a jump to the position in the document indicated by the position of the control.

A previous idea has pointed out that there is no "jump to here" facility in Unity scrolling. See: http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/23341/ If the scrolling control were to pop up in the manner described in solution #1 above then a double click on the scrolling control could operate a jump to the position in the document indicated by the position of the control.