I've tested it with the latest version of libcairo2 (1.8.8-2ubuntu1.1)
and it works. Therefore, I think this bug (and also the one that has
already been reported but Sebastien did not provide a link to) can be
closed.
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Cannot print some PDFs in Evince on 64-bit Ubuntu
I'm not sure that the background images cycle over time. The only time
they change is when you log in again.
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Unable to select one background image in a slideshow set
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/443377
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ld2ndR, you should execute:
$ sudo rm /usr/bin/mozilla-thunderbird
because mozilla-thunderbird is deprecated and only thunderbird should be used
in future.
Anyway, this would bring us back to the thunderbird package. If mozilla-
thunderbird was not created, the problem would be solved. Can
I admit that this discussion does not belong to this bug any more and
that's why some people refuse to see the problem. Has anyone of you
(jmcantrell, Sebastien) actually read my last comment? Let's quit it and
if someone suggests a more suitable place to continue this discussion,
I'd be happy to
Hm, I'm not so sure that mounting user-space volumes outside of the home
folder is a no-no - if there's a folder for that purpose, I think it
should be used to mount also the .gvfs stuff (just as it is used now to
mount USB drives and so on). There are some folders outside the home
that are
Yes, it's installed by default now. However, please make the mount point
more visible - I suggest not to mount it within the home directory, but
for example in /Volumes. Would that create problems for a multi-user
environment? In Mac OS X, that's exactly the central location where
everything gets
Of course I can make a symlink, but as Ross Peoples correctly writes,
Ubuntu is for human beings and not (just) for Linux nerds. That's why it
should just work. I understand that /Volumes is not the right location,
but then it should be ~/Volumes and not a hidden folder.
Concerning the question
jmcantrell: Then Ubuntu should create a symlink to ~/.gvfs called
~/Volumes by default (since there are some default folders like
~/Documents anyway). If you're unhappy with that, just delete the
symlink.
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gvfs fuse mount is not functional after logout and subsequent login
I don't t think that issue (1) should be fixed - I've never seen that
right-clicking on a menu entry works, so I suggest that this bug can be
closed as resolved.
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Cannot unmount by right clicking (in certain places)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/4188
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I'm also experiencing this bug. I'd like to add the output of ls -la in my
home, which seems strange to me:
d? ? ? ? ?? .gvfs
Question 2: Suppose gvfs is working, wouldn't it be a good idea to make
this more obvious to the users and not hide it somewhere
OK, that's good news. I hope it will be included in Hardy eventually,
and I also hope that it will be part of gedit-plugins and not a separate
package.
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gedit-plugins should include LaTeX plugin
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/213855
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gedit-plugins
The package gedit-plugins should contain the LaTeX plugin
(http://live.gnome.org/Gedit/LaTeXPlugin).
** Affects: gedit-plugins (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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gedit-plugins should include LaTeX plugin
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