Patrick Winnertz, 2012-07-20 10:56+0200:
I cannot with gnome-session-fallback, and I can with gnome-session, in
fact it is systematic and expected so it is not a problem.
I have to disagree:
Yes - it is a systematic error and it happens systematically - but no:
it is not the expected behaviour o
Hey,
sorry for my late response - I was offline for familiar reasons for a
while.
> With gnome-session-fallback, I saw it. With gnome-session, there is no
> other button than the close one, no matter the application, that is why
> I assumed you were using gnome-session-fallback.
>
> >I assume
Patrick Winnertz, 2012-06-28 15:58+0200:
gnome-session fallback? So the old layout? I'm using the gnome-shell
with opengl. So you also didn't see the maximize button as shown in the
screenshot?
With gnome-session-fallback, I saw it. With gnome-session, there is no
other button than the close o
Hey,
> Good, but I cannot reproduce that. Comments follow.
>
> >1.) Start latexila - the minimize and close button are visible in the
> >right top edge. (initial_state.png)
>
> Right, using gnome-session-fallback. No problem so far.
gnome-session fallback? So the old layout? I'm using the gnome-
Patrick Winnertz, 2012-06-28 14:07+0200:
However I was able to figure out some systematics in the behaviour.. to
illustrate that I've made several screenshots - think this is easier
than describing the issue with words.
Good, but I cannot reproduce that. Comments follow.
1.) Start latexila -
Hey,
> .
>
> Yes, I understand, however you sent that to the wrong bug. I understand
> the problem in #679363 and I shall try to reproduce it. With #679376
> (the current one) however, I am unable to reproduce and I would need the
> output of latexila when it fails to start.
>
Oh sorry..
wit
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