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Message #03455
Re: top bar, menu bar, panel or top panel
Hello, everyone.
I spoke with Matthew Paul Thomas (mpt) on IRC today and asked about
the terminology for various UI elements (including the spelling,
spacing, and capitalization). The canonical (pun intended) list
follows:
* Launcher (capitalized)
* home button (lowercase)
* workspace switcher (lowercase)
* the bar at the top is called the menu bar (two words, lowercase)
* the menu bar contains the window title, window menus, application
status menus, and system status menus. (In Ubuntu 12.10, it will also
contain the application menus.)
* Dash (capitalized)
If there are other UI elements that I've missed, please let me know
and I'll try to get the official names for them.
To the Ubuntu Manual team: I'll update our style guide to reflect
these spellings.
To the Ubuntu docs team: Do you disagree with any of the above
spellings or terms?
Thanks!
--Kevin Godby
References
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top bar, menu bar, panel or top panel
From: Hannie Dumoleyn, 2012-07-10
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Re: top bar, menu bar, panel or top panel
From: Jeremy Bicha, 2012-07-11
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Re: top bar, menu bar, panel or top panel
From: Hannie Dumoleyn, 2012-07-11
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Re: top bar, menu bar, panel or top panel
From: Hannie Dumoleyn, 2012-07-12
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Re: top bar, menu bar, panel or top panel
From: Paddy Landau, 2012-07-12
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Re: top bar, menu bar, panel or top panel
From: Phil Bull, 2012-07-12
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Re: top bar, menu bar, panel or top panel
From: Paddy Landau, 2012-07-13