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Message #01224
Re: Bluetooth: What do you use it for? (design research)
On Thursday 08,April,2010 10:08 PM, Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
> Hi everyone
>
> Since Ubuntu 9.04, one of the many things Canonical's Design team has
> been working on is making panel elements more consistent.
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> As part of that work, I am researching how people use Bluetooth, and in
> particular, the Bluetooth menu in the Ubuntu panel.
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> If you use Bluetooth with your computer, it would be very helpful if you
> could reply -- preferably to me personally, to minimize noise for others
> on this list -- with answers to these questions:
>
> 1. What kinds of Bluetooth device do you use with Ubuntu?
1. My bluetooth mouse
2. Connecting to my phone, either to transfer files, or as another input device
(remote control)
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> 2. Do you use the Bluetooth menu in the panel? If so, what for, and
> how often?
Whenever I need to transfer files to/from my phone, and for connecting to my
mouse whenever it starts running out of battery and stops auto-associating. I
also use it to check if my mouse has connected, if waving the mouse around
doesn't work (sometimes needed if HAL has crashed on Karmic).
This would be a few times a month.
I also use it to setup new devices, but this is pretty rare, as setting up
devices is a one-time thing.
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> 3. Do you use Bluetooth devices with any OS other than Ubuntu? If so,
> do you find it more or less convenient, and why?
No.
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Kind regards,
Chow Loong Jin (GPG: 0x8F02A411)
Ubuntu Developer
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