Written by marsgorski the 7 May 12 at 05:55.

Access the dictionary in the dash instead of opening the dictionary software

Access the dictionary in the dash instead of opening the dictionary software

Written by benoyanthony the 15 May 12 at 10:32.

Add widget app if required can solve the problem.

Add widget app if required can solve the problem.

Written by Celio Alves the 14 Apr 12 at 18:17.

My suggestion is for each software, in addition to the "Install" button, had a checkbox called "Select to Install", just as there is in Synaptic (except for paid software).
By clicking the "Install" button, only that software would be installed (as currently).
By checking the box "Select to install" an application, a button fixed on the top called "Install All Selected Softwares" would be available for use.
When clicked, all selected softwares could be installed.
After clicking in the "Install All Selected Softwares" button, a window appears showing the programs and the amount of MB to be downloaded (like a Synaptic).
By accepting, will download everything as if it were a single package, leaving USC free to choose another software or a set of them.

My suggestion is for each software, in addition to the "Install" button, had a checkbox called "Select to Install", just as there is in Synaptic (except for paid software). By clicking the "Install" button, only that software would be installed (as currently). By checking the box "Select to install" an application, a button fixed on the top called "Install All Selected Softwares" would be available for use. When clicked, all selected softwares could be installed. After clicking in the "Install All Selected Softwares" button, a window appears showing the programs and the amount of MB to be downloaded (like a Synaptic). By accepting, will download everything as if it were a single package, leaving USC free to choose another software or a set of them.

Written by bmoez the 6 May 12 at 18:00.

if the checkbox "download without install" is active, the "install" botton off all apps become "download". so, USC download the necessary paquets when user click "download" of any app without installing. and to install them, user should click "install now" in the ~"applications to install" tab which become available once the user choise the first app. (i think this is available in deepin-software-center)
=> as installing paquets consume memory and CPU not downloading them, so USC should download them without install (as an option) to avoid wasting time

if the checkbox "download without install" is active, the "install" botton off all apps become "download". so, USC download the necessary paquets when user click "download" of any app without installing. and to install them, user should click "install now" in the ~"applications to install" tab which become available once the user choise the first app. (i think this is available in deepin-software-center) => as installing paquets consume memory and CPU not downloading them, so USC should download them without install (as an option) to avoid wasting time

Written by turbolad the 6 Dec 11 at 23:54.

If you can (optionally) right-click menu options, the menu could stay open so you can verify your selection(s) or change your mind - without having to open the menu again.

The left-click option already exists to select a menu option and then close the menu immediately, so why not use the right-click option to keep the menu open? When the user has chosen their selection(s) with the right mouse button, left-clicking anywhere away from the menu will close it (or you could add a "close" option at the bottom of every menu?).

This idea was added to RISC OS years ago (does anyone remember the old "Acorn computers"?). Click the link and read item number 5 on that list and see why this right-click option does work for real:
http://productsdb.riscos.com/admin/ros_test.htm

If you can (optionally) right-click menu options, the menu could stay open so you can verify your selection(s) or change your mind - without having to open the menu again. The left-click option already exists to select a menu option and then close the menu immediately, so why not use the right-click option to keep the menu open? When the user has chosen their selection(s) with the right mouse button, left-clicking anywhere away from the menu will close it (or you could add a "close" option at the bottom of every menu?). This idea was added to RISC OS years ago (does anyone remember the old "Acorn computers"?). Click the link and read item number 5 on that list and see why this right-click option does work for real: http://productsdb.riscos.com/admin/ros_test.htm

Written by hm32005 the 27 Feb 12 at 02:08.

A sort order could be provided. For ex: name,size,date.

If 2 files have the same name, they would be arranged by their sizes and if those 2 files have the same name and size, they would be arranged by date.

Sample screen :

Optional Selected for sorting (in order)

Owner Name asc
Type -> Size desc
Width

A sort order could be provided. For ex: name,size,date. If 2 files have the same name, they would be arranged by their sizes and if those 2 files have the same name and size, they would be arranged by date. Sample screen : Optional Selected for sorting (in order) Owner Name asc Type -> Size desc Width <- Date asc Height

Written by T3STY the 26 Mar 12 at 23:28.

Why not choosing multiple sortings? Being able to select to sort by name and size at the same time, or even more choices.
I know this concept it's a bit tricky when, for example, you first select to sort by name then as secondary sorting by size. In this case you could consider only the first letter (A, B C... ) and for each letter sort items to fit the secondary sorting (by size).

Why not choosing multiple sortings? Being able to select to sort by name and size at the same time, or even more choices. I know this concept it's a bit tricky when, for example, you first select to sort by name then as secondary sorting by size. In this case you could consider only the first letter (A, B C... ) and for each letter sort items to fit the secondary sorting (by size).

Written by mr clark25 the 22 Mar 12 at 01:16.

An option to move the dashboard launcher to the top panel in the System Settings somewhere.

this would make the dashboard launcher look like it did in ubuntu 11.04.

An option to move the dashboard launcher to the top panel in the System Settings somewhere. this would make the dashboard launcher look like it did in ubuntu 11.04.

Written by Ssdg the 23 Mar 12 at 06:46.

What about moving it to the right? the bottom of the screen?

Let's just allow it to be moved anywhere.

What about moving it to the right? the bottom of the screen? Let's just allow it to be moved anywhere.

Written by starleaf1 the 26 Apr 12 at 17:50.

I propose an idea that when a wireless audio source is connected, PulseAudio automatically designates the device as the input device, then load the module-loopback. The module should also be automatically unloaded when user disconnects the device or choose another audio input device manually.

I propose an idea that when a wireless audio source is connected, PulseAudio automatically designates the device as the input device, then load the module-loopback. The module should also be automatically unloaded when user disconnects the device or choose another audio input device manually.

Written by starleaf1 the 28 Apr 12 at 06:22.

There could also be an option (may be a checkbox or a button) in the sound settings called 'Listen to this input'. If user clicks/enable it, the audio will be piped from input to output. Disable it, and the piping stops.

There could also be an option (may be a checkbox or a button) in the sound settings called 'Listen to this input'. If user clicks/enable it, the audio will be piped from input to output. Disable it, and the piping stops.

Written by eklem the 13 Mar 12 at 13:50.

It works quite well for forums (which mimics folders and files), why shouldn't it work for

Right click on a file/folder and pin/unpin it. It will change look to default file/folder icon w/pin when pinned, and end up on top, and maybe have a slightly different background color. The internal sorting of pinned items will follow standard sorting.

Then I can have a alphabetically sorted list with a folder or two, that I need more often, on top.

It works quite well for forums (which mimics folders and files), why shouldn't it work for Right click on a file/folder and pin/unpin it. It will change look to default file/folder icon w/pin when pinned, and end up on top, and maybe have a slightly different background color. The internal sorting of pinned items will follow standard sorting. Then I can have a alphabetically sorted list with a folder or two, that I need more often, on top.

Written by wlenaerts the 26 Apr 12 at 09:38.

Create a Bluetooth option in which one can set a Bluetooth device to connect automatically on system startup. Also include the option to set this Bluetooth audio device as default audio output.

Create a Bluetooth option in which one can set a Bluetooth device to connect automatically on system startup. Also include the option to set this Bluetooth audio device as default audio output.

Written by Ninguém the 1 Jan 12 at 12:42.

selecting should be activated as soon as I press shift or control keys.

selecting should be activated as soon as I press shift or control keys.

Written by blade19899 the 7 Mar 12 at 09:09.

i think a more compact properties would benefit Ubuntu and look more slick. i also ask how to fix/tweak this in askubuntu(http://askubuntu.com/questions/110208/resize-nautilus-properties-wind ows) but i still haven't gotten any answers or comments :(

i think a more compact properties would benefit Ubuntu and look more slick. i also ask how to fix/tweak this in askubuntu(http://askubuntu.com/questions/110208/resize-nautilus-properties-windows) but i still haven't gotten any answers or comments :(

Written by oliver-joos the 16 Mar 12 at 02:14.

The tab for "Notes" should be moved to the first tab "General". Notes are rarely used anyway and a smaller textarea should be ok for most people. Without the Tab "Notes" it would be possible to reduce the window minimum width slightly.

The height should not be reduced if this would force to add a vertical scrollbar in certain tabs, e.g. in tab "Permissions".

The tab for "Notes" should be moved to the first tab "General". Notes are rarely used anyway and a smaller textarea should be ok for most people. Without the Tab "Notes" it would be possible to reduce the window minimum width slightly. The height should not be reduced if this would force to add a vertical scrollbar in certain tabs, e.g. in tab "Permissions".