[FEEDBACK] Rating Ubuntu GNOME 13.10

[Marc Thomas]

dcMhOYBdpZkH,

Regarding [3]. While you can not create a new file by default with a clean
install, there is a way. Go to your ~/templates folder, create a blank file
(text.txt, rich.rtf, libre.odt, script.sh etc), then in any other folder
you can create a file from one of those templates. It's an extra set up
step, but works like a charm at that point. I also usually add a few
templates with specific permission, such as a text file with chmod 755.
Allowing me to execute it as a script without having to make it executable
after creation.

To expand upon that, this feature could be improved upon by having a
handful of default templates included with a clean install. I found it
frustrating the first time I tried to create a new text file. I don't use
nautilus much (terminal guy here), but a lot of other people do.


On Tue, Oct 22, 2013 at 11:15 AM, . <dcMhOYBdpZkH at web.de> wrote:

>  My issues so far with 13.10 (clean install) -- (all considering using
> gnome-session-fallback):
> 1) Keyboard layout two keys swapped (see "Problem in 13.10: Keyboard
> layout problem: Control L and Caps Lock swapped")
> 1.1) Found out I can switch this back in "Keyboard Layout Options" ->
> Where can I find this dialog window?
> 2) "Arbeit Rad" (modification of Radiance) theme doesn't work with 13.10
> (not updated yet). Where to download Radiance for testing if it's working
> with UbuntuGNOME?
> 3) The "Files" v3.8.2 (Nautilus really?) file manager still doesn't have
> the option to create a new file
> 4) How can I remove the new keyboard selector in the task-bar?
> 5) When I boot and was away/didn't log-in straight, when I came back I had
> to re-boot because of crash
> 6) When clicking on "Text Entry Settings" in the task-bar/"Region &
> Language" had crashed while writing this email (LOL), couldn't start
> "System Settings" either (nautilus -q didn't help, had to re-login)
>
> Rating: 7.5, overall still a bit better release than 13.04 (rating 7.0).
>
> You may switch to GNOME 3.10 or 3.12 in 14.04 release, despite the need in
> stability for the LTS release. I hat enough crashes and stuff and I don't
> think it will get much worse with just upgrading everything to >=3.10 :D
> (yes, I know, it may also be a lot of work).
>
>
> On 22.10.2013 14:42, Ali Linx (amjjawad) wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
>
> Ubuntu GNOME  13.10 has been released and no doubt you have upgraded or
> installed it and started already to use it :)
>
> *From 1-10*, Please *Rate* Ubuntu GNOME 13.10 as per your own experience
> by replying this Email with your rate :)
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> Thank you for choosing and using Ubuntu GNOME :)
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