Lack of unified settings (appearance) panel for ubuntu and unity

Hola Migueleonm. It should be possible to do either of the following:

  1. In the top-left of the screen, open the Dash (or press <Super>)
  2. Type "appearance"
  3. Click "Appearances"

or:

  1. In the top-right of the screen, click on the sesison menu
  2. Select "Control Centre" or "System Settings"
  3. Click "Appearances"

If either of those work for you, perhaps we could make this bug report just about Right-clicking on the desktop not working as you'd expect.

Would you be able to say why you believe it should be on a right-click menu on the desktop. Is it because this is a behaviour that you're used to from other operating systems, or from earlier versions of Ubuntu or Kubuntu?

Sorry I did not explain correctly. It is hard to organize ideas in foreigns languages.

The actual settings works as it should in gnome, that's the real problem. Gnome always lacked of a good appearance control panel, all major desktops has a good one like kde and windows. Gnome is not going to fix that, it has years with that limited app. I know it sounds more like a feature request and it is but it is also a system bug that affects strongly the user experience.

The point is that ubuntu/unity needs a new theme manager/appearance manager or similar, that place should gather all things regarding the visual look, unity setting, unity 2D/3D switch, themes, screensaver (I think only few people uses screensavers), wallpapers, indicator settings, workspaces settings, etc. Overall visual looks.

The actual manager is very very limited and (sorry for the word) crappy, even in it looks, it looks like a very basic gtk app.

Simplicity doesn't mean without features.

Really thank you for stopping to read.