It's encouraging that restoring the ability for apps to have their
commands visible is an option in 12.04, but unless this becomes the
default I fear it may not be not enough.
Hiding the menus makes it difficult for new users to know that they're
there, and for experienced users it hinders the abi
Mr. Shuttleworth, you just made my day. Thanks for that update. I'll
drop a note in the Ubuntu forums where this comes up frequently - it'll
make a lot of folks as happy as I am.
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The current default is a good one - stick with it.
New users would be unaffected by allowing Dodge as an option which is
not the default. As such, all those who like it would still have it
available, so everyone here would get exactly what they're after.
I've read many comments about how poorly
There are many opinions about design, but one way to move beyond opinion
to an implementation we can all have greater confidence in is to broaden
the scope and frequency of usability testing.
It may be useful to note that the phrase "usability testing" appears in
only two posts here, and unfortuna
