The Ocelot has Landed!

[Robert Potter]

James,

I believe you are referring to Ubuntu Tweak correct?  My over all issue is
not that a multi-tool has not been included by default or that Ubuntu Tweak
has not been included by default but that Ubuntu in general has not
addressed this issue.  What I needed was the Compiz Config Utility.  If
Ubuntu is going to incorporate Compiz or Compiz elements, shouldn't they
include the basic tool used for that application or services?  Also the fact
that when installed, the system did not place that configuration tool in the
system settings list of resources.

Overall I am less concerned with Ubuntu not putting a specify tool in the
install and more concerned with the continued lack of including "any" tool
that might change something as basic as launcher icon size.

I realize too that this mail list was not originally created as a complaint
list towards Ubuntu.  I was mostly adding my own personal commentary after
following the instructions and using the tool.  I realize complaining in
here might get some "Amens" but probably will never be the cause of any real
change inside Canonical.  So as far as trying to work with developers to get
their tools included in the software center, etc. I understand and agree
that is probably a better use of those on the mail list that have the skills
to offer up.

- Rob

On Sun, Oct 16, 2011 at 5:44 AM, James Gifford <james at jamesrgifford.com>wrote:

> Rob,
>
>
> The problem that you mentioned of not having a config tool installed has
> been discussed before - the problem is, we're waiting on the developer to
> finish work on it before it gets uploaded to the repositories.
>
>
> Cheers,
> James Gifford
>
> On Oct 16, 2011, at 1:28, "R. Potter" <rpotter at zoncko.com> wrote:
>
> > Easy as Pie! thanks for the info. I think though the first thing that
> comes to mind is why an adjustment tool is not included in System Settings
> by default? Another thing that bugged me a bit was that when I installed
> Compiz Config Settings Manager, it was never linked into System Settings -
> something that should have been thought of and addressed during development.
> For that matter, why doesn't Ubuntu ship with Compiz Config Settings Manager
> since it clearly is using Compiz.
> >
> > I can't help but wonder if some of the stuff some of us consider "no
> brainers" are actually casualties of the CD size limit. In this day and age
> I wonder if that policy is still the correct policy to have.
> >
> > Oh well, that was a huge improvement and I really appreciate the tip.
> Thanks!
> >
> > -Rob
> >
> > On 10/14/2011 11:40 PM, satchitb at gmail.com wrote:
> >> Rob, it IS possible to change the size of the icons in the Unity
> launcher. You need to install Compiz Config Settings Manager (ccsm), and
> change it in the Ubuntu Unity Plugin. I must say that the default size is
> absolutely mad, especially given that mounted devices appear there. Reducing
> the size and removing mounted devices from appearing there is the only way
> that work can be done.
> >>
> >
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