Completely agreed with you there. Asking for that certain
gnome-tweak-tool by default does not make sense. Ubuntu must develop
its own system customization tool and ship it by default.
Eylem
On 10/16/11 8:49 AM, Christian Rupp wrote:
Nice would be a simple tweak tool which provides things like font
and - size or opacity
Am 16.10.2011 13:41, schrieb James Gifford:
Ian,
I point you to the Ubuntu power users community. There is a
need for a advanced configuration tool - but as a part of the
"Putting safety into our work" thread on there, I think
someone mentioned that if such a "Ubuntu/Unity tweak tool" was
installed by default, it would need to have a warning
explaining "Oy, you can break your system like this." the first time you ran it, similar to the way
the Synaptic package manager did.
I disagree. The current setup is fine. Most users will
never need nor want to modify any of the settings that
gnome-tweak-tool provides. For the users that do it'svery
easy to learn where the settings are and how to get them.
Gnome-tweak-tool provides access to a lot of irrelevant
settings. In addition to overwhelming the user with
options, it exposes settings specific to gbome-shell,
which is not installed. The presence of these options
would confuse the user, when they learn that they don't
appear to do anything.
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