This is happening in Ubuntu 18.04 updated as today, but always when
searching for updates from "Updates" tab, or installing a .deb package.
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I still have this problem with clean, fully upgraded Ubuntu 18.04.1
install, in my case, with two users. I log in into one of them, click on
"Change user" (or similar in English, I have a Spanish installation) and
then GDM password is revealed in VT1.
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Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 16.04 Xenial has Calendar 3.20.1 which still has the white corner
display bug. Since this is a LTS it would make sense to improve the look
and feel of a core app like a Calendar and backport 3.20.2. Will this
bug fix be backported?
** Affects: gnome-calendar (Ubuntu)
Bug still present in Xenial. 3.20.1 is the default installation in the
LTS.
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Title:
Gnome Calendar has white corners
T
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu Xenial 16.04
1- Open Calendar and minimize.
2- Suspend computer.
3- Wait for date to change at midnight
4- Resume computer
5- Maximize Calendar.
Date is still highlighted on the previous day and not properly updated.
Time zone is correctly set up in computer.
** Affe
I can confirm the same issue on my laptop with Xenial.
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Title:
appstream refresh stuck at 100% CPU on xenial
To manage noti
Public bug reported:
This option is visible in the context menu, but when user navigates to
"recent files" in Nautilus the context menu doesn't work.
1- Open Nautilus
2- Click on Recent
3- Select file
4- Right click open context menu
5- Click on Email...
Nothing happens.
Expected behaviour: Ema