Already gave up on Ubuntu three years ago simply because of this. As a
experienced GTK developer (two of my GTK3 applications are in
Debian/Ubuntu repositories, abandoned but actively used) I pity that
this happened so late, just because of someone's dumb vision and not
respecing other users point
Public bug reported:
Users are unable to make bookmarks in Nautilus using diacritic
characters in their own language.
Steps to reproduce:
- Make a bookmark (CTRL+D) of current location
- Right click on the bookmark and click Rename
- Try to type in the name. After trying to enter polish letter
Public bug reported:
Sometimes when Nautilus window is opened, clicking on the icon instead
of focusing the window opens a new window.
How to reproduce:
- Open Nautilus window. Mount a second hard drive (in my case) and browse it.
- Unfocus it, focus Firefox
- Click on the Nautilus icon -
Public bug reported:
Switching between focused and non-focused window works very slow. It
ends up with Unity being slower than it should be.
To reproduce:
1. Minimize or close EVERY window and open Dash - opens up instantly, animation
is smooth.
2. Open a single window, move it under Dash and
It's GREAT! If you additionally set Focus prevention level to Off,
no more windows launched in background. Behaves just like an operating
system should behave.
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This will be implemented as great new feature of Unity 6.0.
Come on guys, if they are rejecting, disallowing votes, they simply
won't do this. Instead of begging them, just use something else. Or fork
Unity.
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When Dash is open there are close/minimize/maximize buttons. Since
they're on the same background as window icons, they should look the
same. Right now they're pixelated, and minimize button does nothing at
all.
** Affects: compiz (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Public bug reported:
When you open Dash, launcher icons are grayed out. When you move the
mouse to the left, they are colored. But, when user have the mouse on
the left side of the screen and press the super key, icons are grayed
out even though the mouse is over them. User can move mouse out the
Public bug reported:
Currently, when user have two windows open: maximized and unmaximized
one, and if unmaximized one is focused, in order to close the maximized
window, user needs to move the mouse to the upper part of the screen and
click, or click on maximized window itself. Since menu is not
I think I have an idea. What about this:
1. Reveal Launcher after standard time
2. If mouse cursor leaves the launcher before timeout (for example - one
second), hide the launcher immediately.
3. If mouse cursor stays for longer than timeout, use current behaviour
(launcher hides after
I think that this bug report might be misunderstood by developers.
As @spradders said:
I frequently want to raise a window and look at something, then minimise it
again. I should be able to do this with a couple of clicks on the launcher. It
is expected behaviour.
EXACTLY. But following the
As Ubuntu Design Team says - it's only to make the desktop feel
consistent. They're worried about what should happen when user clicks on
icon which has two windows. This won't minimize and will make users feel
confused.
But, I simply can't understand HOW this will confuse users. Unity should
I would rather give this High importance, because I have to restart my
computer few times in order t get sound.
Without sound, ANY application that tries to use sound HANGS. This
means, that opening Firefox or Thunderbird fails. Yes, I am NOT able to
do ANYTHING when I have no sound in Ubuntu. I
Public bug reported:
Unity-3D have Desktop menu feature. It doesn't work in Unity-2D - the
menu is not shown, there's only blank space.
** Affects: unity-2d (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Since you have already made the changes to your own local copy of the code,
would you consider making the patch available?
I doubt anyone would object if you were to attach the diff to this bug.
Yes, I would surely compile it and maybe make a DEB out of it, so others
could use it too!
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To do this I'll need a patch. I'll try to make it on my own, but I don't
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Title:
Minimize Application's
This, reducing the font size and fixing some annoying bugs would make
Ubuntu perfect.
W dniu 16.10.2011 16:40, Felix Belzile pisze:
Agreed with everyone here.
The launcher already takes up a lot of space, so you might as well make it do
something other than open an application.
Think about
Unfortunately, I cannot provide these. It's very hard to reproduce this
one.. so I believe this bug can be closed. It never happened to me since
I've reported this bug.
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I have proposed enabled and I can confirm, that this bug is fixed
there (; Windows look correctly.
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Title:
Windows dragged to another workspace
Except for that user can drag a fullscreen window and this window
doesn't have any decoration, but that's a different bug I think.
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Title:
Public bug reported:
Nautilus crashes very frequently:
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0xb4942f99 in gconf_client_get () from /usr/lib/libgconf-2.so.4
It's a completely fresh install of Oneiric. I've installed nautilus-gdb
package and attached full output from gdb. I have
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Title:
Nautilus crashes
I have to say that nautilus-open-terminal is the issue here, sorry for
confusion. After uninstalling it everything seems to work fine.
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Title:
Public bug reported:
On 11.10, while the system is loading, half of the load process it shows
only purple screen. Ubuntu logo shows up after 3-4 seconds. It not
critical, but it destroys first impression of the system.
** Affects: plymouth (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
Public bug reported:
By default it seems that Ubuntu installs as many fonts as possible. If I
am running Polish version of Ubuntu, I don't need fonts for Chinese,
Bengali, Tamil, Lao, Arabic, Devanagari, Koren languages. While this
allows Linux to display Korean webpages correctly, almost no one
Yes, I have read the bug report. In fact, I am subscribed to this bug,
because I am the one who reported similiar bug about Firefox
performance:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=462660
And that's why I am subscribed to that bug. Remember that by font I
mean a TTF file (one font
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Status: Invalid = New
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Title:
Ubuntu installs too many fonts
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Public bug reported:
Pulseaudio doesn't find any sound cards, resulting with no sound. After
killing the daemon by killall pulseaudio -9 and restarting it as root by
puslseaudio --system, everything starts working fine.
On SOME sessions it does start, on some it doesn't. It's very hard to
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Pulseaudio doesn't start correctly
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 863037 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/863037
The other duplicate bug is closed, but the issue descrbed here still
occurs even after latest updates to Compiz.
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This bug doesn't mean that the physical memory is corrupted. It just
means that Compiz allocated some memory and had a pointer to it, but
when he tried to release this memory, pointer pointed to region of
memory that is invalid or has already been freed (not allocated
anymore). It's clearly a bug.
If this is by design, then the design is wrong. If I am writing an
application, I have Glade window maximised, Firefox (with docs)
maximised, gedit maximised, and few terminal windows. My desktop was
really clean when using standard GNOME panels, right now I have to do
the following steps:
1.
If users will for example write to omgubuntu.co.uk, they'll make a poll,
and ordinary users will be able to vote if they want this feature or not
- so we'll see really how many users want this feature.
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After this upgrade I am still seeing this bug...
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Title:
Windows are click through after restore from minimize
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The same happens when you have maximized window (eg. Firefox) and
unmaximized on top of it (like Terminal). Unity shows only terminal
menu, but you can't close Firefox without unfocusing the terminal
(window buttons don't appear on top-left side of the screen when you
drag your mouse over it).
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Binary package hint: software-center
As you can see from the screenshot, the Recommended section in Ubuntu
Software Center is not tall enough to fit all application names. This
doesn't make Software Center unusable, but disrupts the user experience.
ProblemType: Bug
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NetworkManager applet shows state disconnected all the time, although I
have working connection to the internet (system automatically connects).
It started to happen after installing indicator-network (Ubuntu Maverick
10.10 beta).
Output when trying to run nm-applet from the
Also, just to clarify:
I've uninstalled indicator-network and completely reinstalled network-
manager - didn't help at all.
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After some of the last updates, it started to work fine (libcairo
version didn't change, I've upgraded the kernel).
Also, white buttons right now have correct color. Thank you!
** Changed in: cairo (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Fix Released
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I am using NVIDIA GPU, but I can't tell which DDX is this (nvidia's
properitary driver is enabled). I'll attach my Xorg.0.log file for your
reference. I have two cairo versions installed on my computer (the one
from repo - I've had to reinstall it since it broke a lot of packages)
and cairo
And yes, while unminimizing Firefox using Cairo 1.9.12 (it upgraded to
1.9.12, but it didn't help) Xorg uses 99% of CPU.
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Binary package hint: libcairo2
Ubuntu 10.10 ships with cairo version 1.9.10. This version seems to have
some kind of huge performance issue, since drawing on screen is very
slow. For example unminimizing Firefox can take up to 10 seconds (since
it needs to redraw the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: libcairo2
I've installed new Ubuntu 10.10 alpha 2 and I have an issue with very
slow system (resizing windows is VERY slow, unminimizing Firefox or
fullscreen app can take up to 10 seconds since it needs to draw the
contents of the window again). It
Public bug reported:
When clicking on System Requirements on the bottom of the page (using
Rhythmbox Plugin) the store says:
Q) What are the system requirements for this music service?
A) You must have a PC running Windows 98 or above with Windows Media
Player 7 or above. We recommend Windows
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: totem
I have a subtitle file encoded in CP1250 - when I set Totem to use
CP1250 I am seeing non-printable characters instead of national
characters. Subtitles work only if I decode the file manually using
iconv:
iconv sub.txt --from-code=cp1250
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/39198007/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: GstreamerVersions.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/39198008/GstreamerVersions.txt
** Attachment added: LogAlsaMixer.txt
Finally, fixed. Please retest.
** Changed in: alarmclock
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Binary package hint: totem
When playing video with external subtitles in Totem, subtitles disappear
for few seconds when seeking, for example when user seeks backwards the
subtitles aren't shown at all (you have to wait 5-10 seconds for the
subtitles to reappear). It happens
Sorry for not mentioning that... it's Ubuntu 9.10 with latest updates
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This bug is related to GDM or fast-user-switch-applet.
When two users (A and B) are logged in, and then user A logs out,
instead of seeing GDM we see blocked screen for user B. When we click
Cancel, instead of showing GDM login the screen goes gray for few
seconds and then
So far seems to be working.
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Binary package hint: nautilus
When trying to launch GNOME, Nautilus doesn't start at all. I can see
it's working:
kami...@tommypc:~$ ps aux | grep nautilus
tommy 3746 0.7 1.6 108372 34016 ?S00:50 0:08 nautilus
kamilka 25058 0.4 0.7 53524 15292 ?
Ok, I've changed /usr/bin/nautilus to /usr/bin/n to prevent Nautilus
from respawning, and got this:
kami...@tommypc:~$ n
** (nautilus:3850): WARNING **: No marshaller for signature of signal
'UploadFinished'
** (nautilus:3850): WARNING **: No marshaller for signature of signal
I am sorry, mouse isn't working properly. Bug is invalid.
** Changed in: ubuntu
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Yes, that's the whole point. Just forgot to add time.sleep(1) to make
this happen every one second - then X won't be busy at all.
That's the whole point - when developer forgets to add
gtk.gdk.threads_enter() and gtk.gdk.threads_leave() this happens.If you
add time.sleep(1) GTK
Hello,
I've managed to write a simple testcase in Python. Hope that helps. I
have something to do today, but I'll try to check out if it's possible
in C. After starting crash.py by doing python crash.py you need to kill
it by doing killall -9 python.
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Ok, Alarm Clock is fine, but what about the bug that caused screen to
freeze? Will it be fixed or can I start writing a virus?;)
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Go to alarm-clock.pl and download alarm-clock-0.9.19 - fixes the bug.
Ubuntu packagers can update the package so it won't cause freeze
anymore. It can be easily packaged, because it's a small update of
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It was a bug in Alarm Clock, indeed. But, it's still a bug in other
package too - with this bug, a userspace application can hang the whole
user's machine on purprose - this is called a virus. This can be used
even by some malicious Firefox extensions. I strongly recommend someone
to take a look
So if it's not a PyGTK bug, it must be Python. Basically, Python is a
scripting language so it *SHOULD NOT* be able to crash entire machine.
If it does, then there's a bug in Python. I'll try to create the new
version as soon as possible, so someone can package it and push
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This is the still unreleased alpha, although it's working fine but it's
missing some features:
http://www.alarm-clock.pl/alarm-clock-1.0a2.tar.bz2
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Updated link, sorry:
http://members.upc.pl/t.salacinski1/alarm-clock/alarm-
clock-1.0a2.tar.bz2
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am working on new version which is working perfectly under Ubuntu.
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As I've told before, this isn't Alarm Clock's fault.
Why? Because this is written in Python and from Python side I can't even
manage memory to crash like this. There is a bug in Python binding to
some library in new Ubuntu (I know because it crashes for me too).
The only way to manage memory is
Regarding Sander Stuurwold's response:
After clicking OK Alarm Clock initializes Python's threading system by
calling:
gtk.gdk.threads_init()
And it seems this is where the crash occurs. I really can't do anything
about that, since this function is required for AC to work and seems
broken on
If the C version works, this bug is no longer valid.
Also, it's an Ubuntu problem that the screen freezes - Python is just a
scripting language and shouldn't be even able to hang the whole system.
This bug should be posted as Ubuntu bug.
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The problem is, that I just can't reproduce this bug - it works fine on
Fedora 9/10. Actually, Alarm-Clock does nothing special - it just
initializes GStreamer, starts a alarm watching thread (which executes
every second) and then launches a GTK UI. If it freezes the whole
system, then it has to
This bug should be fixed in the upcoming version. Read the announcement
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It is http://www.alarm-clock.pl.
The 54.pl service went down unfortunately, so I've got this top-level
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