I tried to follow the directions in comment #52, but when I ran the
`ubuntu-bug` command, it didn't give me any output. So I followed the
instructions in comment #55, but although I do get the the searchable
histogram of top issues, I receive the error "Sorry, you are not a
member of a group that i
Public bug reported:
When I run the command "gnome-disks", which seems to have replaced
palimpsest (?) in 12.10, the volume information label in the Volumes
diagram is barely legible. It is white on the ubuntu default light-grey
background, which doesn't provide enough contrast. Unselected volumes
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Public bug reported:
In the new file manager ("Files"?!) my mounted RAIDs have missing icons.
See the attached photo. Also notice in the attached photo how taking a
capture of the Files window introduced a transparency issue on the left
hand side of the window. I'll file a separate bug report for
Public bug reported:
I took a screenshot of a nautilus ("Files"?!) window to document bug
#1176634, and in doing so noticed that the screenshot has a weird
transparent region on the left. I'm not sure if this is related to Files
or to gnome-screenshot, though.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubun
UPDATE: The related transparency bug is #1176638.
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Title:
Mounted RAID volumes have missing icons.
Status in “nautilus” package
Public bug reported:
The keyboard shortcut for play/pause is documented in the help system of
rhythmbox 2.99.1 as being CTRL+Spacebar (which is what I'm used to), but
it doesn't work. Playing a song, then hitting CTRL+Space does not pause
it, it just seems to toggle the highlighting of the current
Is there any official solution to this anywhere? This is still happening
to me on Ubuntu 15.10, and it's one of the most annoying problems I've
ever encountered; sometimes when I switch from one logged-in user to
another, I have to click cancel on dozens and dozens of these prompts.
And I'm not com
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