Here's another image with the windows showing in alt-tab mode (whatever
that's called - pressed Super button once).
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@vanvugt Can you describe which parts of Firefox you can't tell are
missing? I can update the information if necessary.
Regarding which parts are missing here's a list:
- titlebar/tabs
- minimize, maximize, close buttons
- Back/forward/refresh/home buttons, address bar, add-on buttons, settings
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One monitor is a 4K monitor scaled to 1.5x, the other is a normal
1920x1080 monitor scaled to 1x.
- While Firefox is already open, after logging into the lock screen,
+ While Firefox is already open, after logging in with the lock screen,
sometimes Firefox will
I've attached an image of Netflix showing on the Dell monitor after I
changed the zoom level back to 1.5x for the Samsung monitor. The image
shows Firefox without the window border. Netflix was not in fullscreen
mode.
** Attachment added: "Netflix on Dell monitor without window features, not in
Public bug reported:
One monitor is a 4K monitor scaled to 1.5x, the other is a normal
1920x1080 monitor scaled to 1x.
While Firefox is already open, after logging into the lock screen,
sometimes Firefox will lose the titlebar, address bar, buttons, and
bookmark bar. The website being displayed
I've changed my HDMI cable and discovered that part of the problem or
the problem as a whole is due to the HDMI cable that I was using. The
monitor stated that the frequency was out of range when I used a DVI
adapter so I tried playing around with various frequencies to no avail.
Finally I
I'm sorry, I made a mistake and said it doesn't list the native
resolution. This was wrong. The displays application lists the native
1920x1080 but the display goes blank when this is selected. Using a
lower setting (1280x720) works. Adding a higher setting (2048x1152)
fails for obvious reasons.
@yuval can fix the issue by creating a ~/.xprofile file with the xrandr
lines (change the lines to match your configuration):
xrandr --newmode "1920x1080" 173.00 1920 2048 2248 2576 1080 1083 1088 1120
-hsync +vsync
xrandr --addmode eDP-1 1920x1080
use "cvt 1920 1080 60" to get the --newmode
I'm not sure if this is directly related but I notice a massive memory
link with writing email with HTML content, such as pasted content from a
webpage. This also applies to images that are inserted, as these create
HTML containers around the images, thus causing a leak.
The leak is apparent when
Public bug reported:
I have a laptop that I connect to an external monitor. After I open the
lid and hit a button to wake the computer I will connect the HDMI cable
for the monitor. After plugging in the HDMI, the login screen freezes
intermittently so I can't type in my password. The mouse is
This bug still affects me. 14.10 x64 Yoga Pro 2.
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Title:
after a screen rotation we get a double mouse pointer
Same problem.
First error:
(unity-control-center:20928): unity-control-center-WARNING **: Could not load
/usr/share/themes/Adwaita/index.theme: No such file or directory
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
After installing gnome-themes-standard:
(unity-control-center:21272): Gtk-CRITICAL **:
I have this problem as well with 14.04. The eject button in Nautilus
works as I can see the device unmount from /media/username/DeviceName,
then it immediately remounts. There are no errors with using sudo
umount /media/username/DeviceName, however the device will also
remount.
I've also gotten
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