Hi Daniel, I did that a few days ago. The extension that triggers the
problem is gsconnect. There is a related open bug on that extension at
https://github.com/GSConnect/gnome-shell-extension-gsconnect/issues/1028
I waited to report it here because we were doing some investigations
then I forgot.
Public bug reported:
> What you expected to happen
Normal operation: no delays when typing or moving windows around
> What happened instead
Since a few days ago I started noticing occasional lag when typing
(sometimes three words appearing together, as on a slow netword
connection) and when
Public bug reported:
Following to the suggestion at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source
/gnome-screensaver/+bug/1280300/comments/17 I'm opening this new bug.
It's very similar, possibly a duplicate, of #1280300 and #1509711 but
apparently we have to open a bug for every desktop environment
This bug started happening on my laptop after installing 16.04. With
12.04 there never was any problem and I never had this problem with an
older laptop, from 8.04 to 15.10.
I'm running XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP=GNOME-Flashback:Unity
Given the suggestion at #17 I'll open a new bug for that DE.
In my case it was a fresh install. I eventually managed to workaround it
and make it work but I don't remember how. This is what I have installed
now:
$ dpkg -l *compiz* |grep ii
ii compiz 1:0.9.7.12-0ubuntu4
OpenGL window
I forgot to mention that I'm using the static application switcher from
compiz.
--
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Desktop
Packages, which is subscribed to compiz in Ubuntu.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/971051
Title:
No Alt+Tab in gnome classic session
Same problem with a CanoScan N670U on a ZBook 15. It works on my older
computers with USB2.
It's not a general problem with USB3. An external USB3 disk works,
pendrives work too. Connecting my Android phone also works. Another
device that doesn't work yet is a Samson USB mic. I still have to
I'm experiencing this very same problem on a fresh install of 12.04. It didn't
happen to my old PC.
I realized that it happens when gvfsd-metadata starts taking 100% of one of my
CPU cores. That usually happens when I move icons on the desktop (nautilus
sends a request to gvfsd-metadata). That
It happened to me on a fresh install of 12.04.
It's not about full disk partitions because I'm not even at 50% of my disks.
It might be about indexing large files (I downloaded several VMs).
Removing the exec permissions on /usr/lib/gvfs/gvfsd-metadata fixes it but
I'm losing some functionality.
The importance of this bug for a LTS release shouldn't be set to low.
It takes a lot of time to correct the ID3 tags, the fastest way is
probably to recover the files from a backup.
I'll try to upgrade to 2.97 from the PPA linked in here
Same problem for me on a fresh 12.04.4 install (zbook 15, i7, nvidia quadro
1100, nvidia driver).
No workaround works. The alternate switcher just don't work.
I had to switch to KDE, which has it's own share of problems but at least
alt-tab works. I'd like to get back to gnome classic (sometimes
Maybe we could use http://bribe.io/ to fix this when it will launch. I'm
mostly kidding but I'm also thinking a little about it. However this bug
is older than the first iPhone (April vs June 2007) so I wonder if there
is anybody left in the dev team with the knowledge to fix it.
--
You received
Still in Thunderbird 24
--
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Desktop
Packages, which is subscribed to thunderbird in Ubuntu.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/381017
Title:
Cannot drag attachment from mail attachment pane to desktop
Status in SeaMonkey: all-in-one
Still there in Thunderbird 24
--
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Desktop
Packages, which is subscribed to thunderbird in Ubuntu.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/381017
Title:
Cannot drag attachment from mail attachment pane to desktop
Status in SeaMonkey:
I confirm that disabling Firebug fixes the problem.
I disabled Firebug, problem fixed. I enabled it again, the problem is still
fixed (it's great that we don't have to restart the browser anymore to do that).
I investigated a little. I had Firebug 1.10.6 which I just learnt is only for
Firefox
Public bug reported:
If I right click anywhere in the Firefox window, regardless of the item I click
on, a very long menu opens (taller than the screen, it scrolls). It seems to be
a concatenation of all the right click menus I used to see up to to this
morning with Firefox 19 and previous
Public bug reported:
If I start the Web Inspector I should see a 3D button in the bottom
bar close to HTML and Style but I can see only the latter buttons.
Check the video at http://blog.mozilla.com/blog/2012/03/13/firefox-adds-
new-developer-tools-and-add-on-sync/ for a reference of the
Public bug reported:
Setup two accounts, one with composition preferences set to HTML and one to
plain text.
The default account must be setup to compose in plain text.
Close TB and start it again to be sure to reset its status.
Click the Write button. It will bring up the Write window in plain
I confirm that it's still here on a fresh install Ubuntu 11.10 with Thunderbird
8.0 but with a twist: in the Unity and Gnome desktops a link gets created in
the destination folder now. Unfortunately the link can't be opened with all
applications and what if it's a link to an IMAP server and
I did a fresh install of Ubuntu 11.10 and installed some alternative desktop
environments.
The behavior with the Unity and the GNOME desktops is what Romano describes.
With MATE (the Linux Mint desktop) I get the old error The specified location
is not supported.
That could mean that the error
Not sure it's worse but it seems not what we are used to.
All mail clients I know (and also Thunderbird) create a new file with a full
copy of the attachment. That seems to create a link to the attachment. If
wonder what happens if one edits the saved attachment (let's say it's a .doc on
.odt)
21 matches
Mail list logo
