On Tue, 2012-08-21 at 12:31 -0300, Pedro Bessa wrote: > You're receiving lots of complaints, because of Gnome Shell's > usability problems. I've posted several messages about how great it is, and read several such messages from other users. > http://extensions.gnome.org/ has personalized solutions to Gnome > Shell's usability problems, so you can listen to all complaints. > You have to ship Gnome Shell with the gnome-shell-extensions-common > package, but that's not enough. > People will use Gnome Shell, have problems and want solutions. If the > solutions aren't visible, they'll drop or hate Gnome Shell. Distributions - which is what users use - can choose to ship with any extensions packaged or enabled that they like. > There are two things you can do: > 1. Ship Gnome Shell with the Dash to Dock extension and a hack to add > minimize and maximize, so people won't have problems. NO, PLEASE - minimize must die. Note that if you install your extensions will will still be there after you upgrade, etc... so you only need to ever do this once. > 2. Put a launcher "Change Gnome Now" to http://extensions.gnome.org/ > in desktop, so people'll click it for solutions. Actually an "Extension" section under "System Settings" would be nice. But perhaps that is already in a GNOME Shell more current than mine.
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