toumbo έγραψε:Αυτο Learner υσχυει και για την 11.10;
mangelasakis έγραψε:
όχι μόνο με το 12.04
Σωστά.
Ότι γράφουμε εδώ μέσα , ισχύουν για την 12.04 μόνο. Σε διαφορετική περίπτωση , το διευκρινίζουμε .
Συντονιστής: Geochr
toumbo έγραψε:Αυτο Learner υσχυει και για την 11.10;
mangelasakis έγραψε:
όχι μόνο με το 12.04

Learner έγραψε:
Bug #Launchpad bug: #929384
- Κώδικας: Επιλογή όλων
nvidia drivers broken by the recent libc update
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers/+bug/929384




the_eye έγραψε:Έγινε ποιο κλασική η κλασική Gnome επιφάνεια εργασίας στο 12.04





έγραψε:........Mark Shuttleworth himself explaining why Dodge Windows is not needed anymore. According to him, "...dodge-windows approach tested very poorly. We thought it would work well, tried it, tested it, and have had to evolve from there based on evidence."
He continues, "If users encounter the dodge by moving windows against the launcher, then it is fine. They see that the dodge happens *when* they push the launcher away, they discover they can move the window back and the launcher will reappear. So far so good."
"Here's the problem. Most users don't discover the dodging by moving a window till it touches the launcher. They first encounter it when they maximise a window. So, they login to the desktop. Good. They start an app. Good. Then they maximise a window, and the launcher "disappears". To these users, the behaviour is deeply uncomfortable, random. And these are in fact the majority of users."

Learner έγραψε:
........Mark Shuttleworth himself explaining why Dodge Windows is not needed anymore. According to him, "...dodge-windows approach tested very poorly. We thought it would work well, tried it, tested it, and have had to evolve from there based on evidence."
He continues, "If users encounter the dodge by moving windows against the launcher, then it is fine. They see that the dodge happens *when* they push the launcher away, they discover they can move the window back and the launcher will reappear. So far so good."
"Here's the problem. Most users don't discover the dodging by moving a window till it touches the launcher. They first encounter it when they maximise a window. So, they login to the desktop. Good. They start an app. Good. Then they maximise a window, and the launcher "disappears". To these users, the behaviour is deeply uncomfortable, random. And these are in fact the majority of users."

