Ubuntu One@Karmic: working nice :)

**juancarlospaco** · June 27th, 2009

im on Karmic, with Gnome Shell,
and Ubuntu One Client is working very nice and smooth.
Congratulations to the Developers Team...

**philcamlin** · June 27th, 2009

good to hear!

cant wait till its official release!!

it sounds like its going to be a good one

**juancarlospaco** · June 27th, 2009

Gnome Shell by default its like the "Normal" setting on the Effects tab,
on the Appereance window, but without Compiz loaded, play nice with 3D acceleration.

Ubuntu One Client integration with Gnome Shell its the same that using Gnome panels.

**zekopeko** · June 27th, 2009

Originally Posted by juancarlospaco

im on Karmic, with Gnome Shell,
and Ubuntu One Client is working very nice and smooth.
Congratulations to the Developers Team...

could we get some pics? or even better, a video of U1 in action.

**juancarlospaco** · June 28th, 2009

Originally Posted by zekopeko

could we get some pics?

Yes, here's Ubuntu One on Gnome Shell :

**tgpraveen** · June 28th, 2009

to the original poster.
i had few ques regarding gnome shell that make me doubt how useful it will be.

1. if on one workspace there are 4-5 windows then as there will be no bottom panel how do i switch between these windows?

2. i am one who does not really use workspaces. so with the gnome shell if i choose to not use workspaces can i work just as i do with the old interface or are workspaces forced upon u.

??
pls reply.

**juancarlospaco** · June 29th, 2009

It have serious "missing features", but because is not final release,
i have to build them, no Bugs on Shell ATM.

By default you have 1 workspace, adding more is optional.

(last response, this section is related to UbuntuOne)

**zekopeko** · June 29th, 2009

Originally Posted by tgpraveen

to the original poster.
i had few ques regarding gnome shell that make me doubt how useful it will be.

1. if on one workspace there are 4-5 windows then as there will be no bottom panel how do i switch between these windows?

2. i am one who does not really use workspaces. so with the gnome shell if i choose to not use workspaces can i work just as i do with the old interface or are workspaces forced upon u.

??
pls reply.

1. misinformed statement. there is a bottom panel with a windows list.

2. no need to use workspaces