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Mark Shuttleworth Talks About Ubuntu

May 02, 2012, 18:00 (2 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Marius Nestor)

Q: It was noted that in order for the Heads-Up Display to completely replace the current application menu system, the tools all need to be discoverable (not just searchable), as they are in the traditional menus. Does the Ubuntu team have any ideas concerning what solutions to this obstacle could look like?


A: No concrete ideas, beyond keeping traditional menus around as long as we need them for that purpose.  It's a fun topic to brainstorm around, and an area for creativity. Since we have all the data in the global menu now, it should be possible for people to experiment with lightweight Python programs, to mock up ideas or suggestions.


Q: Unity has got many positive reviews in Precise due to its stability focus. Wouldn't it be best if the Unity team focussed another cycle for stability and fixing Ubuntu backlog ideas first?


A: The Unity team has a lot of QA support now, so we will add quality in each cycle. We have a tough decision ahead about how we merge -2D and -3D, which will result in us having to re-do some work, either way but in general it is forward and continuous improvement every day.The Unity team has a lot of QA support now, so we will add quality in each cycle. We have a tough decision ahead about how we merge -2D and -3D, which will result in us having to re-do some work, either way but in general it is forward and continuous improvement every day.

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