*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 976032 ***
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As Owen mentioned in bug report 976032, please try the patch in bug
report 974242.
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Ubuntu 12.04 gnome classic pan
I would like to know if somebody has found a solution to this or at
least if the problem is with gnome-panel or the compiz plugin. Disabling
the plugin is not possible to me since I really need it, I'm using it
to place some applications in place along a dual monitor after login.
Thanks people!
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I can replicate problem with any youtube video playing at anytime.
Compizconfig has an option to disable 'place window' and it works like a charm.
Haven't notice any other change.
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This bug causes fullscreen mode to be almost useless for me. Whether
it's the clock, window list, or workspace pager, my panel comes back
almost instantly after I trigger fullscreen mode
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I think I have the same problem. Whether it's a Flash video or wine
application, anything that tries to use fullscreen mode has the top and
bottom gnome panels showing and covering up the application/video. Am
using Gnome3 with effects.
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If it helps in any way, I came to the conclusion that the "Place
windows" plugin is called even for windows that are already on the
screen, and not only for windows that are new, and that it changes the
position and size of the windows, so that the remain on the screen and
not overlap the panels.
I can reproduce here also:
- Youtube fullscreen always has both top and bottom bars.
- Totem DVD fullscreen will initially have bars, but after 5-10 minutes the
bars will appear over the fullscreenness. Turning off/on fullscreen hides them
again for another 5-10 minutes (repeat until end of film)
turns out removing the clock applet didn't solve, it's there again. drat
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I have the same problem with youtube fullscreen as well as vlc and totem.
After half a minute or so the unity top and side panel pops up.
very annoying.
I'm running 12.04 with unity.
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i can reproduce this in two ways:
* the digits of Minutes or seconds in the clock aplet change
* the system draws lines on the system monitor applet
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** Changed in: gnome-session (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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Same Problem if i want to watch falsh videos in Fullscreen, also if you
auto-hide the bottom panel it seems that the falsh video is a bit out of
screen. Didnt make any changes, got a Radeon HD 4800 propitary Driver.
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Can confirm that for me it was caused by the clock on the top pager
updating while using the place compiz plugin, for now have removed the
clock (++rightclick remove from panel), that's stopped it
popping up. I think the problem is with place plugin though and there's
a bug report here https://bugs
that does stop the window placement/panels in full screen problems but
it makes my windows look ugly, and turns off things I use a lot like the
ring switcher compiz plugin, which is worse. for me anyway
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I use gnome-panel with 12.04LTS.
When using fullscreen Adobe Flash player I see the top menubar plus the
bottom starus bar, plus I get some strange pointer behaviour (cannot
reach the bottom part of the screen) when I use XBMC mediacenter.
However, all these problems went away when I logged in us
same here had all these probs, had thought it was all being caused by
the place windows applet in compiz (which worked fine in 10.10)
interesting about the clock if that has to do with anything.
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The behaviour is also affected by the "Place windows" ability of Compiz.
If you turn this feature off (by CCSM), the problem doesn't occur, but all new
windows are placed at 0,0 coordinates (I'm not using any other WM, besides
Compiz).
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I have reproduced this problem with the Gnome Classic desktop
In fullscreen mode this occurs on the change of minute and seems to be
caused by the clock applet.
However, when viewing in windowed mode, any action on the desktop e.g.
clicking on the Application menu, passing the mouse over the wind
** Description changed:
On Ubuntu 12.04 gnome classic, the gnome panel will always display when
playing videos on full screen mode.
- Steps to reproduce:
- At login prompt change to gnome classic.
- Open a browser, go to youtube.com and select a video.
- Click the 'Full Screen' butto
I can reproduce this, with a little difference, though - the video
starts in fullscreen just fine, but after some time (might be a minute
or half an hour, don't know what causes it) the panels (I am using two -
at the top and and the bottom) pop up.
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** Description changed:
On Ubuntu 12.04 gnome classic, the gnome panel will always display when
playing videos on full screen mode.
+ Steps to reproduce:
+ At login prompt change to gnome classic.
+ Open a browser, go to youtube.com and select a video.
+ Click the 'Full Screen' butto
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