Comments on I' Been to Ubuntu: Too many places to click!

The window just shows a default Firefox bookmarks ...

2010-05-08T07:29:26.529+08:00

The window just shows a default Firefox bookmarks toolbar because I use Chromium.

The first thing to do to reduce clutter is to turn...

2010-05-08T06:34:20.746+08:00

The first thing to do to reduce clutter is to turn the bookmarks toolbar off. Most people don't use it, just as your screenshots show. This is a classic example of a bad default.

What I do: 1. Use Mozilla Prism to separate the W...

2010-05-06T14:44:59.995+08:00

What I do:

1. Use Mozilla Prism to separate the Web Apps.
2. Use multiple workspaces, and give each a purpose.
3. Use Gnome Do/Kupfer to launch programmes (and other actions like switching songs).
4. Keyboard shortcuts are helpful
5. And a tabbed WM helps :)

And how is the system tray redundant, 5 of the 7 icons in my system tray should not be associated

Only a last thing to say, then i'll stop posti...

2010-05-06T00:09:25.030+08:00

Only a last thing to say, then i'll stop posting 'cause now i'm starting flooding:
Recently browser developers (Google Chrome) is starting developing a Desktop Notificator. So i think that who wants to be notified when someone comments his post on Facebook or "retweets" wants to leave google chrome opened (in traybar/taskbar) in order to receive those notifications...

Errata corrige: SHOW DESKTOP = WORKSPACE SELECTOR

2010-05-06T00:05:39.485+08:00

Errata corrige:
SHOW DESKTOP = WORKSPACE SELECTOR

The best way to (start) optimizing "icons&quo...

2010-05-06T00:04:23.974+08:00

The best way to (start) optimizing "icons" is to have A SINGLE TASKBAR with ONE ICON-PER-APPLICATION (like Windows 7 and, previously, MacosX).
The traybar is USELESS: in Windows 7 if you use, for example, windows live messenger or media player those apps doesn't use TRAY ICON (cool thing!).
So the best thing to do in order to optimize space is:
A single panel with a