Ubuntu10.10 improved the UbuntuOne Control Panel

In Ubuntu10.10, with the latest UbuntuOne Control Panel released by Canoical, registering and using UbuntuOne will become extremely simple and fast. The re-designed program aims to provide a better user experience for the UbuntuOne service users, so that users can directly log on, register, and manage UbuntuOne on the Ubuntu Desktop. With the UbuntuOne control panel, you can intuitively see what data is synchronized and where it is

With the latest Ubuntu One Control Panel released by Canoical in Ubuntu 10.10, registering and using Ubuntu One will become extremely simple and fast. This re-designed program aims to provide a better user experience for Ubuntu One service users, so that users can directly log on, register, and manage Ubuntu One on the Ubuntu Desktop. With the Ubuntu One control panel, you can intuitively see what data is synchronized, and you can also see where it is synchronized with the device.

Easy to use

For new users of Ubuntu One, you do not need to open a browser during registration. In addition to verifying your email, all registration steps can be completed on a smooth form.

For old users who use Ubuntu One, the login and management processes become very simple. Click "Connect this computer to Ubuntu One" and you will not need to perform any other operations.

For the heavy usage of Ubuntu One, if you want to upgrade the space capacity of their Ubuntu One, you only need to click it once or twice.

Manage accounts

The options in the Ubuntu One control panel are easy to understand, making it easier for you to manage devices, contacts, authorizations, and synchronization.

In the Ubuntu One control panel, you can also easily use other account management functions, such as changing the password, remembering the password, and stopping synchronization.

Note:

The above functions are still being tested, and the final program may make some changes. What you see now is just an idea, which also shows that Canoical is actively trying to provide users with a simpler and easier-to-use Ubuntu One service.