Thanks for going after this problem, all! However, I'm not clear on
something. In my case, I like to save a "standard" session that starts
up every time, not the latest session. With that in mind, would it be
possible to set the environment variable, close the session (in correct
form), re-open it,
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 863309 ***
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I think I answered my own question. So now this is a question (and if it
can be obliterated, great!)
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Status: New => Invalid
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Same result with a new clean install + gnome3. This does not show up on
either arch linux or fedora, so at this point it's unique to ubuntu as
far as I can tell.
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Ooops. Sorry, for some reason the other bug did not show up in my
search. Can this be simply obliterated somehow? --Dave
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Title:
Gnome-terminal does not honor turning off "Show menubar by default in
new terminals" pref
To manage notificati
Public bug reported:
When I set the above pref "Show menubar by default in new terminals" to
"off" by unchecking, newly created terminal windows still include the
menubar. Even more curious, in order to make it go away, I have to click
"Show menu" in the "View" menu, which will then show a checkma
Not sure I follow the sense of this change. First, the problem is
specific to only Unity and its fallback mode. KDE, XFCE, etc are not
affected.
Second, it was my understanding that Ubuntu-classic is a subset of Unity
(the fallback 2d mode). Is that incorrect?
On the other hand, recent moves (wis
I think you've got it about right, though I interpret the discussion as
"if someone finds a way to do it maybe we will put it in." On the other
hand, it looks like it's a good thing somebody submitted a bug, since it
appears the various folks in that discussion think it would be too much
trouble or
No, I can't! I was primarily interested in Unity, but it's very
interesting to see the pref gone from Gnome 2 also. I hadn't previously
tried starting classic -- at least on my setup, it does a pretty good
job of matching things up. Which means unfortunately they both fail in
the same way.
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Title:
No way to save current session
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-session
There is no way I can find to set up a session the way you'd like to
have Unity start up and then save that setup.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
Package: gnome-session 2.32.1-0ubuntu19
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 2.6.38-8.42
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Title:
Autostarted Gnome Terminal Appears Under Top Menu Bar
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-terminal
When I set up gnome-terminal in autostart, it does appear at the
beginning of the session, but it's crammed into the upper left corner.
Consequently, its control bar is buried under the shiny new and probably
ill-considered Apple Bar and gn
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-terminal
Typically, gnome-terminal will start with 80 columns and 24 rows. It
offers no pref to change either parameter, but gconf-editor has both. If
you change the setting in gconf-editor to a different number of rows,
gnome-terminal appears to ig
I'm also having the same problem, but it's an intel system (so it's not
an AMD thing). Using x4500 graphics subsystem. Also can confirm the
problem goes away when the screensaver process is killed.
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