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gnome-panel package

How to report suggestions etc (+ a suggestion)

Asked by Loofy

#Well. For a start, I am quite new at everything with launchpad, so I try this way first hoping that I could be lead into the right #direction for future requests as the one I am proposing in this "Add Question"-form.

The suggestion:
Well. This is propably an "easy one" if you know how to do it. However. Wouldn't it be great to have a "right-click-menu-option" on the panel that says. "Lock everything in panel" - Which loops through all items in the current panel and locks them.
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And if you are in to a complete re-arrange of things - it would be good to also have en "unlock everything" option. If one needs a popup window that user need to confirm in order to proceed that particular option, I am not sure? Maybe that could be a good or a bad thing?

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If I am posting such a report as this one in the wrong place due to how Launchpad infrastructure is meant to deal with those kinds of things, please inform if I am right or wrong - then also pointing me in the right direction.

Have a nice day!

Best Regards
Fredrik L a.k.a Loofy

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Omer Akram (om26er) said : 		#1

we have a website for reporting suggestions where people vote you suggestions and developers take a look at them and work is done on some brainstorms.

brainstorm.ubuntu.com.

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Best Federico Vera (fedevera) said : 		#2

Hi! there's already a papercut[1] submission for that issue, you can subscribe (the more people subscribe the better) to it in: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/gnome-panel/+bug/73343
And as om26er said you can consult or make suggestions at brainstorm.ubuntu.com

[1] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PaperCut

Hope it helps!

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Loofy (loofy) said : 		#3

Thanks Federico Vera, that solved my question.