** Description changed:
When using awful.util.spawn() in ~/.config/awesome/rc.lua to automatically
start programs on login, awesome crashes and sends the user back to the login
manager.
- In 12.10, with awesome 3.4.13-1, awful.util.spawn() worked fine. Also, when
using
Public bug reported:
When using awful.util.spawn() in ~/.config/awesome/rc.lua to automatically
start programs on login, awesome crashes and sends the user back to the login
manager.
In 12.10, with awesome 3.4.13-1, awful.util.spawn() worked fine. Also, when
using awful.util.spawn_with_shell()
Public bug reported:
When calling xfce4-session-logout with the --fast option, it is supposed
to not save the current session [1], but it does.
Steps to reproduce: Start some programs, call `xfce4-session-logout
--fast --halt`, start PC again, login: The programs will be opened
again, which is
Got the same problem with Xubuntu 12.10, upgraded from 12.10.
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Unreliable persistence of keyboard bindings
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xfce4-session-logout --fast saves session
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pfrenssen: Disabling visual effects in the Appearence Options will enable
Metacity.
Serrano Pereira: Compositing uses textures for each window, making it possible
to have effects like real transparency.
Anyway, I'm with Alexandre Anoutchine on this being an X.org bug, we
should mark this bug
Could anyone else please try using Metacity with Compositing (Activate
Metacity, open gconf-editor, navigate to /apps/metacity/general/ and
check compositing manager) enabled so we can pinpoint the culprit?
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Drop and sub menus don't always show up
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/665546
You
Got the same problem here. Some additional information:
Also occurs with Metacity when Compositing (gconf: apps/metacity) is enabled,
so I filed a bug against the nvidia drivers that got marked duplicate. Can
anyone confirm that this is not just a compiz problem? If so, we should figure
out
Public bug reported:
Using both Metacity with Compositing and Compiz, occasionally a dropdown
menu does not get rendered. There is a workaround for each window
manager: Metacity with Compositing disabled does not show the behavior
described above, nor does Compiz with Sync to VBlank disabled.
** Description changed:
- Using both Metacity with Compositing and Compiz, occasionally a dropdown
- menu does not get rendered. There is a workaround for each window
- manager: Metacity with Compositing disabled does not show the behavior
- described above, nor does Compiz with Sync to VBlank
** Description changed:
Using both Metacity with Compositing and Compiz, occasionally a dropdown
menu does not get rendered. There is a workaround for each window
manager: Metacity with Compositing disabled does not show the behavior
described above, nor does Compiz with Sync to VBlank
That fix doesn't work for me, using the versions below, still get the
exact same crash as posted above in the description when opening a new
tab in filezilla.
filezilla 3.3.1-1ubuntu1
libcairo2 1.8.10-2ubuntu1
libwxgtk2.8-0 2.8.10.1-0ubuntu1.1
Manually compiling the latest filezilla release
Little addition to my post before: Happens with Compiz on 10.04 as well,
so I assume this being unrelated to the Window Manager.
notify-osd 0.9.29-0ubuntu2
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OSD hangs up applications leading to them greying out
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/347444
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Got the same behaviour here, Ubuntu 9.10 without Compiz. I've checked
all the logs I could think of, nothing out of the ordinary. If there is
any additional information I can provide to make solving this really
annoying bug easier, please let me know.
Applications this has occured with:
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