Oki, let's dive into technical details then…
Gnome panel is setting some gconf key describing the layout of the panel in
your local gconf settings at first launch, especially even if you don't change
the default.
For being able to switch between session, we change many things in your system,
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> Something, like read comments which explains why there is the
technical difficulty about that change?
You have not explained *why* there is a technical difficulty. The URL
you give does not explain it either. It just says "this is the way it
is" but it does not say *why*.
I would appreciate som
This is either a notification or an application indicator. Both of them
are supported in the UNE bar.
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How come the BBC iPlayer Desktop application, an Adobe Air application,
can install itself to the panel in NBR, but we are repeatedly told it
isn't possible to do this?
Or is this using some other mechanism that could be used to put useful
icons/tools in the top right hand corner of NBR screen?
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> Why do we need to stand for this really stupid move?
Something, like read comments which explains why there is the technical
difficulty about that change? Also follow the link proposed above?
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuNetbookEdition/ConvertGnomeSession
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Thanks Canonical for your hard thinking on this stupid move.
"A default panel is something we decided on purpose and part of the UNE
experience."
based on what? Can I have my FREEDOM back please? a simple lock/unlock
option is sufficient.
Why do we need to stand for this r
This is a drag for me too, in . All I want to do is add the widget that
show me if caps lock is on or not. I can install the app, but I cannot
add it to the panel. So far all I am seeing is excuses for why this
isn't possible, or claims it is a design decision. Doesn't stop it
being a bug from
This is not possible with UNE lucid version. As it will be in GNOME
Shell soon because you have a GNOME and an UNE session. You can kill
your GNOME session manually to get back an editable panel but can't have
both for technical reason:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuNetbookEdition/Convert
hello, well, i upgraded to lucid lynx yesterday. now when i right click
on top panel, add to panel option is greyed out, along with move and
lock to panel options. had no problem with karmic kaola. any fixes
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I'm having the same problem like post #6.
I want to change the panel size (to 32px), color and transparency to
match my theme!!
"A default panel is something we decided on purpose and part of the UNE
experience."
this doesn't make sense, don't allow the user to change this default panel
config
I have this same issue with a complication factor: The
shutdown/reboot/userchange applet isnt available and when i login into
UNR it says a problem with this applet was found, asking-me to remove it
from dock or not. So, i cant shutdown without console/power button.
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Indeed, it is there. I was expecting it to be as it was in Karmic, e.g.
an applet, not a notification icon. Will have to keep my eyes open next
time.
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The keyboard layout is an indicator appearing on the notification area.
This is so not a new applet and if you configure in GNOME to have more
than layout, you should see both (I have that on my netbook). If you
don't, tell me.
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"A default panel is something we decided on purpose and part of the UNE
experience."
This experience can be very frustrating for anyone who, for example,
uses more than two keyboard layouts. Right now either a session
conversion or a keyboard shortcut setup is required just to be able to
type in t
A default panel is something we decided on purpose and part of the UNE
experience. This enables you as well to have a dedicated GNOME session
if you logout and choose "GNOME" as a session in GDM, which wasn't
possible before lucid.
If you want still to be able to personalize your panel, you should
I'm having exactly the same problem like previous post (#6)
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I am having a similar problem, have been searching but found no similar
bug... In my case, with netbook remix lucid (10.4) I have the options to
lock applets, remove from panel, etc, but they are all grayed out
(blocked).
I have been trying to find a solution but haven't been able. I moved my
.gco
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make Ubuntu
better.
We think this bug should be now fixed in lucid in some way (no more possible to
remove applet from panel, as we consider this as UNE experience). You can
switch then to normal GNOME desktop on the same desktop i
Even if I remove icons, I don't always have the menupoint "add to panel". It
depends what I move.
The movement options are far from perfect too. I can't move back the Ubuntu
sign to the left corner. Every opening application jumps before it to its left.
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I'd like to see at least this applet 'locked' to the panel, i.e. no way
to remove it, now that the shutdown/reboot options have moved there.
There seems no reason why a user would want to remove the ability to
shutdown/reboot their machine.
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This is actually possible to do, although perhaps not as straightforward as
many people would like it to be. I was able to just do this on a UNR install
by following these steps:
1. right click on the indicator applet (the icon that looks like an envelope)
2. deselect "Lock to panel"
3. right-cl
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