Just for the records:
I just installed a clean, new shiny jaunty and gnome-terminal STILL does
not properly restore!? I really wonder how all you coding guys survived
the last YEARS!? Do you really re-open and re-arrange all your terminals
each time you login? Thank god I saved my ancient gnome-te
** Changed in: gnome-terminal (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => Confirmed
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Desktop Bugs, which is a
My thoughts exactly!
At least with metacity session management seems to work from time to
time. But after a cold restart of gnome the whole session is broken in
any way. I don't understand what is that much of a problem that this
issue _never_ worked correctly during my last 6 years of gnome
exper
Sometimes this problem doesn't occur.
It seems to depend on when the bottom and/or top panel are made visible.
If the panels are visible AFTER the terminals are visible than the terminals
are moved to a different place.
If the panels are visible BEFORE the terminals the position of the terminals
I have a different test case which I would like to have others try out.
1. Right click in one of the windows and select "Edit Current Profile".
2. Change something e.g. Add a character to "Select-by-word characters".
As the change is made (i.e. immediately the key is typed), all other
terminals E
The after screenshot.
** Attachment added: "After"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/14665107/Screenshot2.jpg
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
You received this bug notification because you are a member
Actually, rather than reverting my terminals to 80x25, it swiftly
crashes gnome-terminal. It doesn't do this every time, but if I play
around with various terminal configurations (number of open windows,
sizes, number of tabs), I can eventually make it segfault by editing the
prefs as you suggest.
I did some research regarding the window restore problem and came to the
conclusion that it most likely is a bug in gnome-terminal. You can work
around this by using the old version 2.18 of gnome-terminal from Ubuntu
7.10. Therefore I recommend to assign this bug to the gnome-terminal
developers to
Replacing the current buggy gnome-terminal can be done as follows (take
care, very evil procedure!):
-download right gnome-terminal 2.18 from
http://packages.ubuntu.com/gutsy/gnome-terminal
-extract package to some temporary path (without actually installing it), e. g.:
dpkg-deb --extract gnome-t
This is likely related: if I edit the current profile and change the
level of transparency, it immediately adjusts all terminal windows to
exactly 25 rows.
It also adjusts the number of columns on some, but not all of the
windows, and not all of them get adjusted to the same number of columns.
Be
I think this is possibly a window manager bug, since it's the window
manager's job to resize the windows on restart. I don't see why it
would affect compiz and metacity equally, though.
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad
Also happens with Compiz.
Here is how to reliably reproduce. I setup the following four gnome-
terminal windows on 1600x1200 screen, each window with 4 tabs.
1. 848x558 at (4,49) (120x40 with LucidaTypewriter 9)
2. 848x558 at (4,638) (120x40 with LucidaTypewriter 9)
3. 729x363 at (867,49) (103x2
** Attachment added: "After logging back in."
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13946378/after.jpg
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
D
Sorry, was typing faster than I thought. The file will have the
extension .ms, not .sm, and it will be in a subdirectory "sessions" of
one of those directories I told you about.
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bug
Okay, that's pretty interesting. The next thing to figure out is
whether the configuration was saved wrongly, or is being restored
wrongly.
You should have a directory called ~/.config/metacity, or one called
~/.metacity. (Or perhaps you have both.) In one of these directories
you'll find a fil
** Attachment added: "~/.gnome2/session after running gnome-session-save"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13947446/session
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
You received this bug notification because yo
Attached is the file as requested. I will also attach ~/.gnome2/session
for good measure. I removed ~/.metacity/sessions/* and
~/.gnome2/session and ran gnome-session-save. The resulting files are
what was created.
I then logged out and logged back in. The windows weren't restored
properly, al
@Elio Bezerra da Silva: se nao desejais tais comunicados, por que estais
subscrito a este bug? Em vez de -- sem razao -- reclamar, vá ao link no
final do email, e seleccione "Unsubscribe".
Alias, pedimos o respeito aos outros por cá.
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not pr
Hi, I would just like to CONFIRM this bug.
In addition I can add the experience that downgrading gnome-terminal to
the latest gutsy version does indeed seem to FIX the issue. I guess this
indicates it is not a WM problem.
ALSO I experienced that the terminals changed size and position when the
vi
I got this bug also. It is very annoying.
At first only the gnome-terminal with mutliple tabs was resized. But now
the others are changing size and postion also.
Kees
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
Y
I think I found what's wrong, but haven't found a good workaround yet.
The smoking gun is in ~/.xsession-errors:
** (gnome-terminal:6994): WARNING **: Error parsing options: Unknown
option --sm-config-prefix, passed from terminal child
"gnome-terminal --help" reveals gnome-terminal version 2.22.1
Hi, I would also like to CONFIRM this bug.
However, I don't get the "Error parsing options" mention in the last
post.
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
You received this bug notification because you are
If laubster's diagnosis is correct, then this is a gnome-terminal bug
and not a WM bug.
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Desktop Bugs
Is this still an issue with intrepid?
** Changed in: gnome-terminal (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
Assignee: (unassigned) => Ubuntu Desktop Bugs (desktop-bugs)
Status: New => Incomplete
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
We are closing this bug report because it lacks the information we need
to investigate the problem, as described in the previous comments.
Please reopen it if you can give us the missing information, and don't
hesitate to submit bug reports in the future. To reopen the bug report
you can click on t
I'm fine with closing this bug report.
This bug no longer applies to Intrepid.
Intrepid's session management is broken beyond all repair anyway. It
doesn't even bother starting gnome-terminal, let alone starting windows
with the wrong geometry.
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal window
@Elio Bezerra da Silva: se nao desejais tais comunicados, por que estais
subscrito a este bug? Em vez de -- sem razao -- reclamar, vá ao link no
final do email, e seleccione "Unsubscribe".
Alias, pedimos o respeito aos outros por cá.
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not pr
Hi, I would just like to CONFIRM this bug.
In addition I can add the experience that downgrading gnome-terminal to
the latest gutsy version does indeed seem to FIX the issue. I guess this
indicates it is not a WM problem.
ALSO I experienced that the terminals changed size and position when the
vi
I got this bug also. It is very annoying.
At first only the gnome-terminal with mutliple tabs was resized. But now
the others are changing size and postion also.
Kees
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
Y
I think I found what's wrong, but haven't found a good workaround yet.
The smoking gun is in ~/.xsession-errors:
** (gnome-terminal:6994): WARNING **: Error parsing options: Unknown
option --sm-config-prefix, passed from terminal child
"gnome-terminal --help" reveals gnome-terminal version 2.22.1
Hi, I would also like to CONFIRM this bug.
However, I don't get the "Error parsing options" mention in the last
post.
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
You received this bug notification because you are
If laubster's diagnosis is correct, then this is a gnome-terminal bug
and not a WM bug.
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Desktop Bugs
Sometimes this problem doesn't occur.
It seems to depend on when the bottom and/or top panel are made visible.
If the panels are visible AFTER the terminals are visible than the terminals
are moved to a different place.
If the panels are visible BEFORE the terminals the position of the terminals
I have a different test case which I would like to have others try out.
1. Right click in one of the windows and select "Edit Current Profile".
2. Change something e.g. Add a character to "Select-by-word characters".
As the change is made (i.e. immediately the key is typed), all other
terminals E
The after screenshot.
** Attachment added: "After"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/14665107/Screenshot2.jpg
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
You received this bug notification because you are a member
Actually, rather than reverting my terminals to 80x25, it swiftly
crashes gnome-terminal. It doesn't do this every time, but if I play
around with various terminal configurations (number of open windows,
sizes, number of tabs), I can eventually make it segfault by editing the
prefs as you suggest.
I did some research regarding the window restore problem and came to the
conclusion that it most likely is a bug in gnome-terminal. You can work
around this by using the old version 2.18 of gnome-terminal from Ubuntu
7.10. Therefore I recommend to assign this bug to the gnome-terminal
developers to
Replacing the current buggy gnome-terminal can be done as follows (take
care, very evil procedure!):
-download right gnome-terminal 2.18 from
http://packages.ubuntu.com/gutsy/gnome-terminal
-extract package to some temporary path (without actually installing it), e. g.:
dpkg-deb --extract gnome-t
Is this still an issue with intrepid?
** Changed in: gnome-terminal (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
Assignee: (unassigned) => Ubuntu Desktop Bugs (desktop-bugs)
Status: New => Incomplete
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
We are closing this bug report because it lacks the information we need
to investigate the problem, as described in the previous comments.
Please reopen it if you can give us the missing information, and don't
hesitate to submit bug reports in the future. To reopen the bug report
you can click on t
I'm fine with closing this bug report.
This bug no longer applies to Intrepid.
Intrepid's session management is broken beyond all repair anyway. It
doesn't even bother starting gnome-terminal, let alone starting windows
with the wrong geometry.
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal window
This is likely related: if I edit the current profile and change the
level of transparency, it immediately adjusts all terminal windows to
exactly 25 rows.
It also adjusts the number of columns on some, but not all of the
windows, and not all of them get adjusted to the same number of columns.
Be
I think this is possibly a window manager bug, since it's the window
manager's job to resize the windows on restart. I don't see why it
would affect compiz and metacity equally, though.
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad
Also happens with Compiz.
Here is how to reliably reproduce. I setup the following four gnome-
terminal windows on 1600x1200 screen, each window with 4 tabs.
1. 848x558 at (4,49) (120x40 with LucidaTypewriter 9)
2. 848x558 at (4,638) (120x40 with LucidaTypewriter 9)
3. 729x363 at (867,49) (103x2
** Attachment added: "After logging back in."
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13946378/after.jpg
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
D
Sorry, was typing faster than I thought. The file will have the
extension .ms, not .sm, and it will be in a subdirectory "sessions" of
one of those directories I told you about.
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bug
Okay, that's pretty interesting. The next thing to figure out is
whether the configuration was saved wrongly, or is being restored
wrongly.
You should have a directory called ~/.config/metacity, or one called
~/.metacity. (Or perhaps you have both.) In one of these directories
you'll find a fil
** Attachment added: "~/.gnome2/session after running gnome-session-save"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13947446/session
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
You received this bug notification because yo
Attached is the file as requested. I will also attach ~/.gnome2/session
for good measure. I removed ~/.metacity/sessions/* and
~/.gnome2/session and ran gnome-session-save. The resulting files are
what was created.
I then logged out and logged back in. The windows weren't restored
properly, al
Just for the records:
I just installed a clean, new shiny jaunty and gnome-terminal STILL does
not properly restore!? I really wonder how all you coding guys survived
the last YEARS!? Do you really re-open and re-arrange all your terminals
each time you login? Thank god I saved my ancient gnome-te
** Changed in: gnome-terminal (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => Confirmed
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Desktop Bugs, which is a
My thoughts exactly!
At least with metacity session management seems to work from time to
time. But after a cold restart of gnome the whole session is broken in
any way. I don't understand what is that much of a problem that this
issue _never_ worked correctly during my last 6 years of gnome
exper
Sometimes this problem doesn't occur.
It seems to depend on when the bottom and/or top panel are made visible.
If the panels are visible AFTER the terminals are visible than the terminals
are moved to a different place.
If the panels are visible BEFORE the terminals the position of the terminals
I have a different test case which I would like to have others try out.
1. Right click in one of the windows and select "Edit Current Profile".
2. Change something e.g. Add a character to "Select-by-word characters".
As the change is made (i.e. immediately the key is typed), all other
terminals E
The after screenshot.
** Attachment added: "After"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/14665107/Screenshot2.jpg
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
You received this bug notification because you are a member
Actually, rather than reverting my terminals to 80x25, it swiftly
crashes gnome-terminal. It doesn't do this every time, but if I play
around with various terminal configurations (number of open windows,
sizes, number of tabs), I can eventually make it segfault by editing the
prefs as you suggest.
I did some research regarding the window restore problem and came to the
conclusion that it most likely is a bug in gnome-terminal. You can work
around this by using the old version 2.18 of gnome-terminal from Ubuntu
7.10. Therefore I recommend to assign this bug to the gnome-terminal
developers to
Replacing the current buggy gnome-terminal can be done as follows (take
care, very evil procedure!):
-download right gnome-terminal 2.18 from
http://packages.ubuntu.com/gutsy/gnome-terminal
-extract package to some temporary path (without actually installing it), e. g.:
dpkg-deb --extract gnome-t
Is this still an issue with intrepid?
** Changed in: gnome-terminal (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
Assignee: (unassigned) => Ubuntu Desktop Bugs (desktop-bugs)
Status: New => Incomplete
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
We are closing this bug report because it lacks the information we need
to investigate the problem, as described in the previous comments.
Please reopen it if you can give us the missing information, and don't
hesitate to submit bug reports in the future. To reopen the bug report
you can click on t
I'm fine with closing this bug report.
This bug no longer applies to Intrepid.
Intrepid's session management is broken beyond all repair anyway. It
doesn't even bother starting gnome-terminal, let alone starting windows
with the wrong geometry.
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal window
Just for the records:
I just installed a clean, new shiny jaunty and gnome-terminal STILL does
not properly restore!? I really wonder how all you coding guys survived
the last YEARS!? Do you really re-open and re-arrange all your terminals
each time you login? Thank god I saved my ancient gnome-te
** Changed in: gnome-terminal (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => Confirmed
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Desktop Bugs, which is a
My thoughts exactly!
At least with metacity session management seems to work from time to
time. But after a cold restart of gnome the whole session is broken in
any way. I don't understand what is that much of a problem that this
issue _never_ worked correctly during my last 6 years of gnome
exper
This is likely related: if I edit the current profile and change the
level of transparency, it immediately adjusts all terminal windows to
exactly 25 rows.
It also adjusts the number of columns on some, but not all of the
windows, and not all of them get adjusted to the same number of columns.
Be
I think this is possibly a window manager bug, since it's the window
manager's job to resize the windows on restart. I don't see why it
would affect compiz and metacity equally, though.
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad
Also happens with Compiz.
Here is how to reliably reproduce. I setup the following four gnome-
terminal windows on 1600x1200 screen, each window with 4 tabs.
1. 848x558 at (4,49) (120x40 with LucidaTypewriter 9)
2. 848x558 at (4,638) (120x40 with LucidaTypewriter 9)
3. 729x363 at (867,49) (103x2
** Attachment added: "After logging back in."
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13946378/after.jpg
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
D
Sorry, was typing faster than I thought. The file will have the
extension .ms, not .sm, and it will be in a subdirectory "sessions" of
one of those directories I told you about.
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bug
Okay, that's pretty interesting. The next thing to figure out is
whether the configuration was saved wrongly, or is being restored
wrongly.
You should have a directory called ~/.config/metacity, or one called
~/.metacity. (Or perhaps you have both.) In one of these directories
you'll find a fil
** Attachment added: "~/.gnome2/session after running gnome-session-save"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13947446/session
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
You received this bug notification because yo
Attached is the file as requested. I will also attach ~/.gnome2/session
for good measure. I removed ~/.metacity/sessions/* and
~/.gnome2/session and ran gnome-session-save. The resulting files are
what was created.
I then logged out and logged back in. The windows weren't restored
properly, al
@Elio Bezerra da Silva: se nao desejais tais comunicados, por que estais
subscrito a este bug? Em vez de -- sem razao -- reclamar, vá ao link no
final do email, e seleccione "Unsubscribe".
Alias, pedimos o respeito aos outros por cá.
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not pr
Hi, I would just like to CONFIRM this bug.
In addition I can add the experience that downgrading gnome-terminal to
the latest gutsy version does indeed seem to FIX the issue. I guess this
indicates it is not a WM problem.
ALSO I experienced that the terminals changed size and position when the
vi
I got this bug also. It is very annoying.
At first only the gnome-terminal with mutliple tabs was resized. But now
the others are changing size and postion also.
Kees
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
Y
I think I found what's wrong, but haven't found a good workaround yet.
The smoking gun is in ~/.xsession-errors:
** (gnome-terminal:6994): WARNING **: Error parsing options: Unknown
option --sm-config-prefix, passed from terminal child
"gnome-terminal --help" reveals gnome-terminal version 2.22.1
Hi, I would also like to CONFIRM this bug.
However, I don't get the "Error parsing options" mention in the last
post.
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
You received this bug notification because you are
If laubster's diagnosis is correct, then this is a gnome-terminal bug
and not a WM bug.
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Desktop Bugs
Just for the records:
I just installed a clean, new shiny jaunty and gnome-terminal STILL does
not properly restore!? I really wonder how all you coding guys survived
the last YEARS!? Do you really re-open and re-arrange all your terminals
each time you login? Thank god I saved my ancient gnome-te
** Changed in: gnome-terminal (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => Confirmed
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Desktop Bugs, which is a
My thoughts exactly!
At least with metacity session management seems to work from time to
time. But after a cold restart of gnome the whole session is broken in
any way. I don't understand what is that much of a problem that this
issue _never_ worked correctly during my last 6 years of gnome
exper
@Elio Bezerra da Silva: se nao desejais tais comunicados, por que estais
subscrito a este bug? Em vez de -- sem razao -- reclamar, vá ao link no
final do email, e seleccione "Unsubscribe".
Alias, pedimos o respeito aos outros por cá.
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not pr
Hi, I would just like to CONFIRM this bug.
In addition I can add the experience that downgrading gnome-terminal to
the latest gutsy version does indeed seem to FIX the issue. I guess this
indicates it is not a WM problem.
ALSO I experienced that the terminals changed size and position when the
vi
I got this bug also. It is very annoying.
At first only the gnome-terminal with mutliple tabs was resized. But now
the others are changing size and postion also.
Kees
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
Y
I think I found what's wrong, but haven't found a good workaround yet.
The smoking gun is in ~/.xsession-errors:
** (gnome-terminal:6994): WARNING **: Error parsing options: Unknown
option --sm-config-prefix, passed from terminal child
"gnome-terminal --help" reveals gnome-terminal version 2.22.1
Hi, I would also like to CONFIRM this bug.
However, I don't get the "Error parsing options" mention in the last
post.
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
You received this bug notification because you are
If laubster's diagnosis is correct, then this is a gnome-terminal bug
and not a WM bug.
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Desktop Bugs
Sometimes this problem doesn't occur.
It seems to depend on when the bottom and/or top panel are made visible.
If the panels are visible AFTER the terminals are visible than the terminals
are moved to a different place.
If the panels are visible BEFORE the terminals the position of the terminals
I have a different test case which I would like to have others try out.
1. Right click in one of the windows and select "Edit Current Profile".
2. Change something e.g. Add a character to "Select-by-word characters".
As the change is made (i.e. immediately the key is typed), all other
terminals E
The after screenshot.
** Attachment added: "After"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/14665107/Screenshot2.jpg
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
You received this bug notification because you are a member
Actually, rather than reverting my terminals to 80x25, it swiftly
crashes gnome-terminal. It doesn't do this every time, but if I play
around with various terminal configurations (number of open windows,
sizes, number of tabs), I can eventually make it segfault by editing the
prefs as you suggest.
I did some research regarding the window restore problem and came to the
conclusion that it most likely is a bug in gnome-terminal. You can work
around this by using the old version 2.18 of gnome-terminal from Ubuntu
7.10. Therefore I recommend to assign this bug to the gnome-terminal
developers to
Replacing the current buggy gnome-terminal can be done as follows (take
care, very evil procedure!):
-download right gnome-terminal 2.18 from
http://packages.ubuntu.com/gutsy/gnome-terminal
-extract package to some temporary path (without actually installing it), e. g.:
dpkg-deb --extract gnome-t
Is this still an issue with intrepid?
** Changed in: gnome-terminal (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Low
Assignee: (unassigned) => Ubuntu Desktop Bugs (desktop-bugs)
Status: New => Incomplete
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
We are closing this bug report because it lacks the information we need
to investigate the problem, as described in the previous comments.
Please reopen it if you can give us the missing information, and don't
hesitate to submit bug reports in the future. To reopen the bug report
you can click on t
I'm fine with closing this bug report.
This bug no longer applies to Intrepid.
Intrepid's session management is broken beyond all repair anyway. It
doesn't even bother starting gnome-terminal, let alone starting windows
with the wrong geometry.
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal window
This is likely related: if I edit the current profile and change the
level of transparency, it immediately adjusts all terminal windows to
exactly 25 rows.
It also adjusts the number of columns on some, but not all of the
windows, and not all of them get adjusted to the same number of columns.
Be
I think this is possibly a window manager bug, since it's the window
manager's job to resize the windows on restart. I don't see why it
would affect compiz and metacity equally, though.
--
After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad
Also happens with Compiz.
Here is how to reliably reproduce. I setup the following four gnome-
terminal windows on 1600x1200 screen, each window with 4 tabs.
1. 848x558 at (4,49) (120x40 with LucidaTypewriter 9)
2. 848x558 at (4,638) (120x40 with LucidaTypewriter 9)
3. 729x363 at (867,49) (103x2
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13946378/after.jpg
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After upgrading to hardy, gnome-terminal windows are not properly restored on
login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221144
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