I've had this problem for years. Currently, I'm using Xubuntu 14.04 with
my panel located at the bottom edge of the screen. I see this most often
with nm-applet, skype, and sometimes the sound applet. Really annoying!
Thanks Lannoxx for opening a bug at GTK+'s bugzilla, and submitting the
patch.
Notice that I reported this bug against Unity/GNOME 3 not against
Xfce4. Unless you can prove that the bugs are coming from the same
/common/ code (shared by both projects), it would be nicer if you
reported a new bug against Xfce4.
@Edwin, yes, I noticed. You filed this bug against
Martin, the bug as described in the bug description is not random and
does not affect default shortcuts.
Then perhaps the bug description should be ammended, given the slightly
wider set of reports here from a variety of people. See my comment above
on race conditions. Just because the original
** Also affects: libxkbcommon (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
Custom default
I just hit this issue for the first time after a fresh install of
Xubuntu 14.04 amd64 on a Thinkpad W510 with nvidia binaries about a week
ago. At the moment, none of the shortcuts in
Settings-Keyboard-Application Shortcuts work, including the few that I
left at their defaults. This is after a
** Also affects: libxfce4ui
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
Custom default keyboard
Nuts. xfce4-keyboard-settings isn't registered in launchpad for some
reason, so I can't add it as an affected package. I've added libxfce4ui
instead, although it needs to have a bug opened for it upstream for
anyone to be notified. I couldn't find any relevant existing ones here:
Colin, #17 and #22 imply that default shortcuts also did not work, at
least at some point. Since no one here seems to know exactly where this
bug is occurring, and since it seems to be random (and therefore perhpas
a race condition), it's not much of a stretch to assume that the same
bug manifests
FYI, suspending and resuming didn't fix the issue for me, but logging
out and back in did.
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Title:
Custom
@Marcel, I think I've noticed the same. I copied the system's xfce-
applications.menu (either from /etc/xdg/menus/xfce-applications.menu or
/etc/xdg/xdg-xubuntu/menus/xfce-applications.menu, I don't remember
which) to my ~/.config/menus folder, and have been editing that file by
hand. In the
I noticed this as well, after installing GNU PSPP, clicking
HelpReference Manual, and then quitting. yelp info:pspp showed 100%
in gnome-system-monitor. After killing yelp, then repeating what I did
above in GNU PSPP, yelp showed up again, but wasn't using any CPU, and
exited after I quite PSPP.
I've also noticed this (Xubuntu 12.10 amd64). Nothing in alacarte
actually does anything. Deleting items doesn't do anything, except
sometimes it does work for the top two entries (Web Browser and Mail
Reader). Hiding items doesn't work. Showing hidden items doesn't work.
After changing the show
Inexplicably, I think Canonical wants to clone MacOS as much as
possible, without getting sued. Worstinterface..ever.
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** Changed in: pygtk (Ubuntu Maverick)
Status: New = Confirmed
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SRU: 100% CPU usage when calling a child process
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evince crashed with SIGSEGV in g_type_check_instance_cast()
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I've had this crash as well while quickly cycling through the menu in
nautilus. I'm running in classic mode with no effects (metacity) with
the nvidia blob on 11.04 amd64 on a Thinkpad W510. Note I've had the
same crash in evince (see bug # 763476), so perhaps this is a gnome or
gtk problem?
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By the way, I'm using the Ambiance theme with Human controls and
Humanity icons.
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I just uninstalled liboverlay-scrollbar, and I can no longer reproduce
the crash in evince while cycling quickly through the menu. So, perhaps
this is a bug in liboverlay-scrollbar?
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Sorry for the noise, but as others have pointed out (over the years!),
one workaround is using ALT+middle mouse button to resize from anywhere
within a window. Just want to add that there's a key in gconf that let's
you change that to using ALT+right mouse button instead:
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 124315 ***
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** Changed in: metacity (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = Confirmed
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 124315
remember window position of applications
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Ah, this only happens in metacity. When I switch to compiz (switching
from no desktop effects to normal effects), it goes away completely.
Window position is remembered every time for Audacious (but not
Just a note, compiz seems to do a slightly better job of remembering
window positions than metacity, but only for some apps it seems.
Positioning of Audacious (mp3 player) was terrible under metacity, but
under compiz it's perfect. See duplicate bug #409539.
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I just rebooted and forced a disk check (I did touch /forcefsck), and
the problem seems to have gone away.
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