Hi All
Just wondering… why has the “Show Applications” button never been changed to the Ubuntu logo? The same seems to apply to other distro’s too. Does Gnome not allow this? I would have thought that this would stamp a distro’s image to the product.
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Yaru has decided to not use the Ubuntu logo as the “Show Applications” button. See https://github.com/ubuntu/yaru/issues/2006
I recently noticed that RHEL does use a small logo next to the Activities button … Strange that there isn’t one in Fedora … It’s not clear to me whether or not this fits into the GNOME design paradigm when Red Hat, since is using it …
If Red Hat does it then I think we have an excuse. I have reopened https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1707831 to track this.
I second this.
When we try to explain our clients ( mostly newcomers from Windows and mac) , we don’t know how to name it .
We say “9 points” button which is ugly
Any Ubuntu logo should, in my opinion, always be visible in the ‘top bar’ which is what @vanvugt suggested in bug #1707831.
