Yes they are the same in both. Evolution has a tick for "compensate for
daylight saving automatically." If I tick that, it still doesn't fix the
problem. The time & date are correct in both apps.
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double click desktop calendar opens wrong day in evolution
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I've provided the info that this bug was waiting on.
** Changed in: gnome-applets (Ubuntu)
Status: Needs Info => Unconfirmed
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double click desktop calendar opens wrong day in evolution
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I'm in Pacific/Auckland time zone, which is correct.
** Description changed:
When I double click a day on the calendar (top right corner when you
- clock the date), evolution opens that day - except it opens the
+ click the date), evolution opens that day - except it opens the
FOLLOWING day.
When I click the applet button, todays date is always correctly
highlighted.
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By the way I don't think this happened in dapper but it definitely does
in Edgy.
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Public bug reported:
When I double click a day on the calendar (top right corner when you
clock the date), evolution opens that day - except it opens the
FOLLOWING day. This is inconvenient and annoying and has led me to mis-
schedule some critical events! Since I've realized this happens every
ti
Public bug reported:
When I double click a day on the calendar (top right corner when you
clock the date), evolution opens that day - except it opens the
FOLLOWING day. This is inconvenient and annoying and has led me to mis-
schedule some critical events! Since I've realized this happens every
ti
** Also affects: wireless-tools (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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Public bug reported:
I have a standard 256mb memory stick - "my flash". The memory stick has
been formatted for FAT with Windows XP. If I add files on it with linux
or windows, the space remaining is updated in both operating systems (to
tend towards 0mb).
That's all fine, until I delete some fil
I think it's a viable solution to move the files to the user's home
directory .Trash, and this is what Dapper does now. BUT, the files
aren't even deleted "permanently" from the flash disk. Can it move them
to the home directory trash and clean up the unused space on the memory
stick? Is that possi
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: file-roller
When dragging a selection from "Archive Manager" aka. file-roller onto
another folder in nautilus (gnome), before I can let go of the mouse -
it seems when I drag the selection past the window border of archive
manager - it says "extracting fi
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