[Ubuntu-manual] top bar, menu bar, panel or top panel

[Hannie Dumoleyn]

Many users did not like the global menu, so it is good they can choose 
between the global menu or locally integrated menus in Quantal. See 
http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/01/unity-global-menu-to-become-optional.
If this will be realized in Quantal, I definitely think it a good idea 
to call the global menu "top bar", look at the screenshot in the above 
mentioned link, and the integrated menu "menu bar".
Hannie

Op 11-07-12 17:21, Nicolas Delvaux schreef:
> Hi everyone,
>
> AFAIK Quantal will add an option to use old fashion menus AKA "locally 
> integrated menus" instead of the global menu (well, it was originally 
> planned for Precise...).
>
> Top Bar will also work in this case.
> It is more generic and it also gives a 'location hint' to the user 
> (how will a new user know that the 'menu bar' is the thing on the top 
> and not the thing on the left?). IMHO, 'Top Bar' is less ambiguous.
>
> And using 'Top Bar' will also reduce the diff between Ubuntu and Gnome 
> manuals (= less work for translators).
>
>
> So yes, I'm pro 'Top Bar' :p
>
> Nicolas
>
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