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Ubuntu Desktop Designers: �Unity Should Be Configurable�

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“Today, at the “Meet Ubuntu Desktop Designers” session in the
Ubuntu Developer Summit being held in Orlando, Florida, members of
the Canonical design team clarified that they never intended Unity
to not be configurable; instead, it is very much on their
radar.

According to them, the only reason why it didn’t make it to
Ubuntu 11.04 or 11.10 was simply because “there were other, more
important tasks to complete for those releases” and that they
“never wanted to alienate power users or fans of customization from
Unity”.


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