New Ubuntu window button cited by controversial designers

According to foreign media reports, the new version of Ubuntu10.04, which will be released next month, has made some improvements in the visual appearance and has caused a lot of controversy in the Ubuntu community, A Ubuntu team designer recently wrote an article to respond to user questions. Canonical plans to abolish the traditional brown theme in Ubuntu and then adopt a brand new visual style in the new version 10.04 system to be released. Canonical announced a new visual style last week to reform Ubuntu's

According to foreign media reports, the new Ubuntu 10.04 operating system, which will be released next month, has made some improvements in its visual appearance. This has caused a lot of controversy in the Ubuntu community, A Ubuntu team designer recently wrote an article to respond to user questions.

Canonical plans to abolish the traditional brown theme in Ubuntu and then adopt a brand new visual style in the new version 10.04 system to be released. Canonical announced a new visual style last week to reform Ubuntu's brand and visual recognition system.

The new theme includes a wide range of color options and some visual improvements. One of these improvements has sparked controversy between the Ubuntu community and users. The Ubuntu design team placed the window control button on the left of the title bar, which is very similar to Apple's Mac operating system. Ivanka Majic, one of Ubuntu designers, wrote an article to address users' concerns and explained the reasons for doing so.

She said that the Ubuntu design team carefully compared the placement of window control buttons for multiple operating systems, it also takes into account many factors, such as the use case for maximizing the window, the potential advantages of placing the button near the menu, and the challenges of moving away from the user's existing habits.

However, some insiders said that too much entanglement with these details will make it difficult for people to see the full picture of the new Ubuntu.