Written by quequotion the 23 Nov 12 at 08:43.

New menu for DVDs and other optical video disks to include:

1. Right click on disk's icon
2. Left click on "Open Movie Player"
(3. Wait for totem)
(4. Enjoy movie.)

Only two steps of interaction, which I am happy to do in place of autorun. Other users could leave autorun enabled as default; but I think many users could make use of this.

Furthermore this would completely remove nautilus from the equation. It takes time to open, it's a file browser, the interface is a huge disraction, etc etc. Puting this into unity will improve the user experience because it is faster, simpler and more logical.

New menu for DVDs and other optical video disks to include: 1. Right click on disk's icon 2. Left click on "Open Movie Player" (3. Wait for totem) (4. Enjoy movie.) Only two steps of interaction, which I am happy to do in place of autorun. Other users could leave autorun enabled as default; but I think many users could make use of this. Furthermore this would completely remove nautilus from the equation. It takes time to open, it's a file browser, the interface is a huge disraction, etc etc. Puting this into unity will improve the user experience because it is faster, simpler and more logical.

Written by ermegabait the 9 Dec 12 at 02:32.

Show a window with some options when you enter a video cd/dvd on the computer.
1-View Movie
2-View DVD content
3-Not to do anything

Show a window with some options when you enter a video cd/dvd on the computer. 1-View Movie 2-View DVD content 3-Not to do anything

Written by ermegabait the 19 Jun 12 at 00:51.

Create a variety of sounds for some events using Ubuntu:
-Error
-Exclamation
-New mail
-New software updates available
-Task end (for example end for a disk search or a move file operation)
They can be made by the look and feel Ubuntu community.

Create a variety of sounds for some events using Ubuntu: -Error -Exclamation -New mail -New software updates available -Task end (for example end for a disk search or a move file operation) They can be made by the look and feel Ubuntu community.