The newest versions of Ubuntu Tweak now have a couple of command line parameters which you could exploit to create a quicklist.

By default - ubuntu-tweak has already a quicklist for various features:



running ubuntu-tweak -h:

Usage: ubuntu-tweak [options]

Ubuntu Tweak is a tool for Ubuntu that makes it easy to configure your system
and desktop settings.

Options:
  --version             show program's version number and exit
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -d, --debug           Generate more debugging information.  [default: False]
  -m MODULE, --module=MODULE
                        Start module directly.  [default: ]
  -f FEATURE, --feature=FEATURE
                        Start feature directly.  [default: ]



Features - ubuntu-tweak -f [feature-name]


   overview
   tweaks
   admins
   janitor



Modules - ubuntu-tweak -m "[ClassName"]


This is useful if you have any plugins installed.

Thus you can copy /usr/share/applications/ubuntutweak.desktop to ~/.local/share/applications and add any plugins that you may have installed to add to the default quicklist.

See the Linked Question for an example of how to create a quicklist by passing parameters such as a plugin module name to the ubuntu-tweak executable.



Linked Question:


How do I make a quicklist for umplayer? 


How do I create a quicklist for Ubuntu Tweak?
Result property meaning:


  Specifies the value that is returned to window in response to handling
  the message


But MSDN does not says anymore:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.message.result%28v=vs.110%29.aspx

I will remark this quote words from the user @Idle_Mind in this question Trying to write a better WndProc Handling:


  You can set the Result() property to change the way the message is
  handled.


It is just like a winapi function return success value? Zero = true and non-zero = false, or what is?

Someone could explain me really what means the value of that propertie, in which circunstances I should need to use this value, and show me a code example of how I can use it handling messages from a wndproc sub?


  UPDATE:


Example of how I'm trying to handle WM_CREATE message...

Protected Overrides Sub WndProc(ByRef m As Message)

    Select Case m.Msg

        Case &amp;H1 ' WM_CREATE
             m.Result = -1

    End Select

    MyBase.WndProc(m)

End Sub

