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Public bug reported:
Affects: gnome-session (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
This bug report originally applies to gnome-session 2.14.1-0ubuntu3.
On the Session Options tab, the
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After applying the upstream patch to gnome-session 2.14.1-0ubuntu3 on my
Dapper system, the buttons seem to be working as expected.
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Just a quick note:
Quoting the upstream bug:
When logging out of gnome the fadeout is often
choppy and gives users a bad impression gnome's
performance charateristics.
I don't think getting psychedelic colours every time you log out of GNOME gives
a better impression of GNOME...
This is even
Having had a look at the upstream bug, I agree with the idea of consistency
between the different methods (Places menu, GtkFileSelector, computer:///
location and Places sidebar) but I think the current implementation has only
achieved half of that.
Why not apply the idea of consistency all
What about using the same method for fading as the gksu package does?
When showing the gksudo dialog, the fading is smooth enough and the colours of
the background image are ok.
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Public bug reported:
Affects: gparted (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
After booting successfully with the Dapper LiveCD Beta2, I open GParted
and it shows a warning sign next to my fat32 partition. After right
clicking on
It seems that the new nautilus version lists all drives on the system,
regardless whether they are mounted or not. Floppies and CD-ROMS are one
example.
This gets especially annoying in cases like internal card readers, where all
units are shown in Places even if they are not mounted and not
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sam,
Thanks for your reply. What you described on your last post is what I
understand as a normal case of focus stealing prevention from a well-behaved
application. I find it logical and I can reproduce it on my system. So,
following your steps (and ignoring step 4 as you said):
1.- Launch
Here are the screenshots, one for the default GNOME theme and one for the Human
theme.
About staying on the Junk/Not Junk icons topic. I'm sorry if my last post was
confusing. I mentioned the Send/Receive buttons not as an issue but as an
example.
Anyway, I realise that if this bug is an
Ok, I have been processing some spam today and I got to confirm that the Not
Junk icon IS now themed.
However, since the themed icons for Junk and Not Junk are completely
different, the issue about consistency in the Human icons for Evolution still
remains.
I believe that if the icons show
Public bug reported:
Affects: metacity firefox (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Rejected
Description:
When launching Firefox for the first time (no previous instances
running), the new window gets focus as expected.
However, when a new instance is
I understand the idea behind it. The only problem I see though, is that there
is no consistency between applications. Epiphany and GNOME terminal, to name a
couple, do not use focus stealing prevention AFAICT. They *always* get the
focus.
Taking Epiphany as an example and using the same steps
It really looks stupid that my old Breezy partition in /media/ubuntu/breezy
shows up as / !!!
Today I had my very first confusing experience with this: I wanted to search
for a file that is on my root filesystem in Dapper (mounted as / ). Well, I
just went to Places Search for Files... chose
Public bug reported:
Affects: evolution (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
At the risk of being considered picky, I just wanted to report that when
using the default Human theme all the default icons in evolution are
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