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None of them really affected me, but oh well.

1. “keep aligned” doesn’t keep them aligned, it only does it when you check it the first time, after which you can misalign them and have to re-check it to get it to align them. Or rename it to “align” instead of “keep aligned”.

2. They go off the desktop constantly. In fact, if you try changing the default zoom level of them in Nautilus, you can easily make them go off the screen, and they will not be automatically moved back onto the desktop. To do that you have to tell it to “clean up by name”.

Seriously, the Gnome developers need to decide if they want to have options to automatically manage icons, or only manage them on a one time basis, or provide both options (idea). I think they should change “keep aligned” to “keep”, leave “clean up by name” alone, and then add the options to actually KEEP them cleaned up by name and/or aligned to the Nautilus preferences, and do something about making those options accessible from the desktop because it’s not logical for a user to have to open a Nautilus window to get to the preferences when their desktop icons are right there in front of them.

Oh and for the love of Tux, change the stupid “Change Desktop Background” to what it is already: Appearance Preferences. That’s just totally confusing.

Hopefully PulseAudio and Audacity will be targeted for their Sound and Video round.