Disable Ubuntu only user interface elements

I wouldn't say those features are Ubuntu-specific. Sprints are a feature of Launchpad, like external bug trackers. Some projects need to use that feature, some projects don't. You don't have to use it but I'm fairly sure you can't turn it off.

Thanks for the answer.
I would argue that it is a missing feature. External bug trackers I
can configure. I can even choose not to enable them. But sprints I
have to have in my UI regardless if I want them or not.

Best regards

Thomas

On 4 Nov, 2008, at 18:47, Leonard D. Richardson wrote:

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> I wouldn't say those features are Ubuntu-specific. Sprints are a
> feature
> of Launchpad, like external bug trackers. Some projects need to use
> that
> feature, some projects don't. You don't have to use it but I'm fairly
> sure you can't turn it off.
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External bug tracker was a bad example. How about blueprints? Lots of projects (most projects, I think) don't use them but they're always there. Same with translations.

If you feel strongly about this, file a bug, but understand our point of view: we want to expose a standard toolkit. If anything, the sprint UI might be better if sprints were _more_ visible.