If I have some free time at evening I like to read some news.
1.) I have to open Unity Dash
2.) ... choice News Lens ( If installed, not default )
3.) ... Click at icon of news I want to read. ( and dash close )
4.) If I want to read next more news I have to do this all again !

As a User who like to use Alpha and Beta versions of Ubuntu i wish to help bug hunting more easy.

The Unity dash search is a great time-saver. For example, I use it to quickly bring up the calculator by typing "calc". However, LibreOfficeCalc is the 1st result returned and I must hit the down, down, right arrow keys and enter to start calculator.

It would be nice to specify the order of search results. (I now realize I can just type "cal" enter and calculator will appear before LibreOfficeCalc, but the idea may still be useful.)

Many users have few favoristes sites / locations - i think will by nice to drag site and put to unity panel - clik reopen it on browser.
Im not yet developer but i think firefox and chromium have dragand drop functions so it can by easy - and very nice for users.
Best way if i can put link as separate button and can create button folder - with more of one links.
If it easy it can by more integrated - last visit pages , favorites , bookmarks. But main drag and drop urt to unity panel i think will by very good

I find that the "enter password" dialog in Ubuntu is too ambiguous. It just pops up asking for your password, along with a too-long-to-read-at-a-glance description. It doesn't give a quick and secure indication of what you are elevating the priviledges to do, and what is doing it.

In productivity, it is very important to keep things separate and organized. For example, one wants to keep work stuff separate from personal stuff to keep things organized instead of mixing the two together. The same goes with computers. It is necessary to keep things seperate to be organized. However, there is no such way to do this in Ubuntu.

The Unity Dash serves as a viewer for all kinds of content
Search is also possible
The Launcher provides shortcuts to the most used programs

Those are the tasks traditionally happening on the "desktop" or "Workspace". With the Unity Dash and Launcher doing the job actually better(searchability, sorting after content type), the actual desktop is not necessary anymore.

Right now, there is the desktop, and if you want the Dash, you have to click. The Dash has the focus, but can lose it.

Ubuntu has pop-up notifications.It is not necessarily a problem, but it does kinda get anoying.

Third-party softwares may be buggy and manually placing the sound files into the system is a pain. Ubuntu should have an option in the sound system settings to allow users to easily switch sound schemes or change the sounds for certain events.

Let's imagine we have a couple of windows opened (Each one almost covering the whole screen resolution). We do not want to go to one and copy something and then ALT+TAB to another and paste. What we want is a way to have them one next to each other (One window has focus, that's the front window. The other is in the background without focus but still visible to the user) and you can select a file from the background window and drag it to the focused front window, saving you time and making it more intuitive.

This could be achieved by holding some combination of keys to allow Unity to "not loose focus on the already focused window". To "freeze" the current focus until you are done dragging from one background window to the focused one (Or even to another not focused one).

Here is a link to a question about it: http://askubuntu.com/questions/194840/how-to-drag-from-a-background-window-to-t he-front-window

In what cases is this a positive change:

+ When dragging from one Nautilus window to another
+ When dragging from Nautilus/Desktop to an opened App (OpenShot for example)
+ When dragging from an app to another app (Gimp to Inkscape)