Same problem here with a first-generation MacBook. Downgrading HAL
fixes it - evidently something in the new HAL update caused this. Could
this be looked at for Hardy final? This seems like a bad regression to
have...
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MacBook brightness adjustment does not work in Hardy
https://bugs.launchp
Could this be nominated for beta? It is still around, and it would be
pretty bad IMO to have this in the final product - particularly for an
LTS. I had a posted fix that works somewhat (towards the beginning of
this bug) - could the devs responsible for g-p-m take a look at this and
integrate it,
This still happens on Hardy alpha 5. I posted a potential fix in this
bug - could devs look at this/potentially tidy up what I did? I'm kind
of "out of the loop" for Hardy (first discovered this in Gutsy testing
cycle), but I do plan to be back for the Intrepid Ibex test cycle
(hopefully it will
Apparently, there is an upstream fix. Could this be done as a SRU?
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Songs that have a space in their path are not imported automatically from
watched music folders
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/147883
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Still not working for me with those updates.
On 10/9/07, Jeff Sharpe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Works with this mornings updates:
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> ii compiz 1:
> 0.6.0+git20071006-0ubuntu2 OpenGL window and compositing manager
> ii compiz-core
** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Font sizes in Gutsy are affected by bad X.org DPI detection
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/118745
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Please look at this as it related to Compiz... I have huge title bar
fonts after starting X with Compiz enabled (with Compiz disabled, it's
fine...).
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Font sizes in Gutsy are affected by bad X.org DPI detection
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/118745
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I have figured out that the current font problem is limited to Compiz,
so adding that as a package which this bug occurs in and re-closing the
bug in xorg-server...
** Also affects: compiz (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: xorg-server (Ubuntu)
Status: New
There is no issue as long as the touchpad is in the xorg.conf. From my
understanding, xorg.conf-less operation is not officially supported in
Gutsy, so closing this.
** Changed in: gnome-control-center (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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"Tap to click" option in Touchpad settings has no e
The issue still isn't fully fixed for me. On my MacBook (13.3",
1280x800, intel graphics), the fonts for the user id on the login screen
and for application title bars are still gigantic. However, the rest of
the fonts are OK, and restarting X once after booting up will resolve
the issue with the
This has been fixed with recent releases..
** Changed in: xorg-driver-synaptics (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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Appletouch trackpad unbearably slow
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/33762
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
In the newly-updated version of gnome-control-center with touchpad
configuration options, touchpad options don't appear if the xorg.conf
is deleted. As X.org now fully supports running without an xorg.conf file,
this should probabl
Just tested again, and I can confirm that the option does work without
tapping disabled in xorg.conf. It does, however, not work *with* tapping
disabled in xorg.conf.
On 9/18/07, TJ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> The option works correctly here with a Synaptics glidepad on Sony Vaio,
> with Gutsy
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Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
I did notice that options for touchpad tapping, vertical scrolling, and
horizontal scrolling are now included in the Mouse preferences.
This is definitely a great improvement over having to configure these options
in xorg.conf - har
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
With the new updates to gnome-control-center in Gutsy, there is now options to
turn on/off tap-to-click, horizontal scroll, and vertical scroll.
However, checking "tap to click" does not enable tapping to click, even though
my touch
Please revert the changes made with respect to font defaults from Feisty
to Gutsy. As it stands, I have HUGE fonts in Gutsy, even though my DPI
is *technically* set correctly (114 dpi). The 11pt menu font only makes
this worse. As it stands, I always have to adjust the fonts after the
install -
Well, at least in my case the correct DPI seems to have been detected in
Tribe 2. However, 11 pt system font is too big at my actual system DPI
- though 10 pt (the original setting) is perfectly fine.
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Font sizes in Gutsy are vulnerable to bad X.org DPI detection
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bu
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Binary package hint: compiz
In Gutsy (Tribe 2), when Compiz is enabled using the standard Desktop Effects
preference pane my GNOME system try icons take a long time to appear after
login.
To be precise, the volume icon appears immediately, but gnome-pow
I am still having this problem as of Gutsy. Since iPods are so
commonplace, it seems like it would be best to either 1) get this fixed
somehow or 2) include an alternate solution for iPod support in the
default distribution.
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[feisty] deleting a song from the ipod only updates the database
htt
In my experience, changing the DPI does have an effect . However, what I'm
finding is that even with the *correct* DPI values, the fonts can be way too
big.
In my case, using the correct value (112 dpi) causes my MacBook to have fonts
that are intolerably large. 96 dpi, on the other hand, resul
The bug I filed is that if I do this - set the DPI to the calculated size -
the fonts are gigantic.
That is why I don't have it set that way...
On 6/26/07, Martijn van de Streek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Tim, you should try to set the font to the right size, while keeping the
> DPI the same,
On my system (13 inch MacBook - dual-boot installed w/Boot Camp), this appears
to detect the DPI correctly. as being 112 dpi.
However, the resulting fonts, when using my display's native 1280x800
resolution, are huge. I think the issue may not necessarily be the
wrong DPI being detected - it's t
Public bug reported:
In Ubuntu Gutsy on my MacBook, the default font size/DPI for Gnome is
wrong.
In the case of running on the MacBook hardware natively, this means
extremely large fonts - with Gnome defaulting to 112 dpi.
In the case of running on VMware Fusion with the same resolution, this
m
OK - I've managed to fix this for all OSs, and in all cases.
Make the following changes to the default Xorg.conf:
1. Change
Option "SendCoreEvents" "true"
in the Synaptics section to
Option "CorePointer"
2. Change
InputDevice "Configured Mouse"
at the end of the file to
InputDevice "Confi
I managed to fix this by changing the SendCoreEvents line in xorg.conf to
Option "CorePointer"
Then I get better acceleration...
This only works on Gutsy, though - it breaks the trackpad on Feisty...
Can we get a fix in Gutsy?
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Appletouch trackpad unbearably slow
https://bugs.launchpad.net/
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 33762 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/33762
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 33762
Appletouch trackpad unbearably slow
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Can't change pointer acceleration on MacBook trackpad
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/119964
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Binary package hint: rhythmbox
After installing Feisty, I connected my iPod mini with the intent of
synchronizing my song library as I do in iTunes.
Upon connecting my iPod, rhythmbox appeared. It will read my iPod's songs, but
will not write songs to the iPod.
I am aware
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