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The most important thing is how I can get back a nice menu bar of little firefox icons. I've got into the habit following several losses of masses of tabs in a window due to a misbehaving flash app of opening windows instead of tabs (and then sub tabs) and they used to line up neatly at the bottom of the screen so I knew that 3rd from the left wad boing boing and sub tabs and 1st as BBC and subtags and I'd just scroll on them. I can't figure out how to recreate this apps bar. Any idea??? On Sun, 2011-07-17 at 10:16 +0100, Dava wrote: > Rob Beard wrote: > > On 17/07/11 00:50, Malcolm Blackmore wrote: > >> I wish I had never upgraded. Its a total disaster interface wise > >> compared to 10.04. For a start all the app fonts on the left hand side > >> are about 10 times too big. I've been poking about for an hour. How do I > >> make them smaller so they all fit down the left hand side (or move them > >> to the top where they used to be?). I can't find any menu. > >> > >> Also firefox refuses to line up all the open windows in a neat line on > >> the bottom line leaving me searching for ages for windows open with tabs > >> open within them. Again I can find no formatting option! And it insists > >> on making everything full window too. > >> > >> HHHEEELLLPPP > >> > >> > > > > You can use Gnome still, on the login screen I believe there is an > > option to choose which desktop environment you use (I believe it's > > under session), by default it's Unity but at the moment I gather you > > can change it back to Gnome. > > > > As far as the other issues you're having, I'm afraid I can't help, I > > dumped Ubuntu in 10.10 when I knew what was coming. > > > > Rob > > > Same here, unity imho was a complete mess up, like Rob said you can > still access it via the login. I'm starting to lose a lot of faith in > Ubuntu lately, they are removing synaptic from the install soon, ok it > can be installed again but it just seems a bit backwards. I was running > my trusty Mint 8 install triple booted with backtrack and 11.04, that > lasted about a week before Ubuntu was removed! If it isnt too much > hassle, is it possible to try the latest Mint? > > Dave > -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG http://mailman.dclug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: http://www.dcglug.org.uk/listfaq