Ubuntu needs a sounds variety for the system events for improve the user experience.

I would like to see support for Shoutcast Internet Radio stations added to Rhythmbox.

This is currently my favorite feature in Amarok, Rhythmbox's KDE equivalent. Rhythmbox's Internet Radio selection is rather pathetic in comparison and the current configuration forces me to hunt down the address of and add each of my favorite stations individually, rather than searching the entire station listing internally as with Amarok.

With proper MTP support being added with Hardy, I am finally able to use my MP3 player with Linux again. I have switched back to Rhythmbox, but find myself missing this feature. Perhaps this could be handled in a layout similar to the LastFM plugin?

Thank you.

Increasingly more and more people are starting to have more than one computer in their house and the would like to share music across them. Easiest way to do that would be with DAAP. From what I hear iTunes comes with that. Banshee and Rhythmbox support that out of the box but what if you run Ubuntu on all your computers where iTunes isn't available for.

I think it would be a great idea, it's been released recently (http://blogs.adobe.com/penguin.swf/), and seems to be better than it predecessors. We all know the problems that Flash has been giving to Ubuntu. I hope it could resolve them.

Many times I see a new exciting or simple version Firefox, Thunderbird, Pidgin, Etc. out, but I know it will be forever until it shows up in the repositories.. Sometimes until a new version of Ubuntu comes out.

I believe Ubuntu should have a team of people which do not much more than make sure as much of the extra user software is up to date with what's coming out..

So when Firefox beta 5 comes out (say, in the morning) it should likely be in the Repos by the second night if not sooner..

Create a way for users and software creators to contact the team with a simple Instant Message or E-mail stating they have a new update.

:)