I just notice the search icon to the top left of the title bar.
No, No and No.
The search should be front and centre not in the title bar.
FYI my actually close icon is on the right-hand side. I can't remember
if this is standard gnome or not.
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Every time I go to install software from the software centre I find the
interface less than intuitive.
I'm expecting the home page to have a search button.
Instead, it has a spotify banner, a set of editors' picks and a list of
categories.
This is all great and all but I
I can confirm the same problem on 16.04 and the evn SWT_GTK3=0 also
solved the problem for me.
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Eclipse sub menu are
I perhaps should say that I'm running gnome-ubuntu so unity isn't
involved.
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At work my laptop can see 10+ wireless connections, non of which I'm
interesed in connecting to.
Even whilst I'm connected to a wired lan, network manager randomly pops
open a request to enter the password for a number of these network
connections. These requests seem to
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network manager keeps trying to connect to random wireless connections
when already connected to wired
Acutally it doesn't work in lucid.
Every now and then my system reverts to right handed.
When in a non-working state my xinput looks like this:
xinput list
⎡ Virtual core pointer id=2[master pointer (3)]
⎜ ↳ Virtual core XTEST pointerid=4
Continuing on from my last post. After a reboot my mouse resumed correct
left-handed operation without my having to go back into the system
settings.
Here is my xlist after the reboot with my mouse working: (but it looks
identical to the non-working state)
xinput list
⎡ Virtual core pointer
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