This wasn't fixed in 16.04 and 14.04 yet, right?
By the way, for those interested, I already uploaded a "fixed" version
for 16.04 to my PPA I mentioned before.
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In the meantime while this is not officially fixed, I have uploaded a fixed
version of the package to a PPA.
The PPA is here:
https://launchpad.net/~brunonova/+archive/ubuntu/indicator-datetime
The difference between the official version is just the patch that attached to
this bug, plus the nec
Jayatana is now in the official repositories, right?
So, shouldn't this bug be marked as fixed?
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Hi, I checked the updated specification (didn't read everything, but I
think it's good). It will require more changes in the code than just the
patch I provided. :)
But, in the meantime, could the change in the patch be applied and backported
to Trusty and Vivid?
I applied the patch to my system,
** Summary changed:
- Dragging windows in Expo mode occasionally results in weird behavior
+ Windows title bar controls are still active in Expo/Spread mode
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Small correction to the patch (for Trusty, maybe it also works in newer
releases).
The condition should be "begin < a.end" instead of "begin <= a.end", or else
all-day events would also be displayed when the next day is selected.
I also tested events that span multiple days, and it works correct
Here's a simple patch for Trusty. It may also work in newer releases.
I've made a very short test but it seemed to work. Still, more testing is
advisable!
The patch makes the list of upcoming events display, for today, the events that
END before the current time, instead of the ones that START b
I'm also affected by this issue in Trusty.
I think that, for today, the indicator should list the events that END after
the current time, instead of the ones that START after it.
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Your startup entry ended in "applications/"? That's probably why it
wasn't working.
The command I wrote in comment #1 was cut in two lines automatically by
Launchpad. The "scopes.scope commands.scope" line was also part of the command.
That command corresponds to the "Exec=" line in the .desktop
For those still facing this issue, here is the workaround that I'm using.
It's based on my previous comment:
I've added the command "/usr/bin/unity-scope-loader
applications/applications.scope applications/scopes.scope commands.scope" to
the auto-start programs, with a delay (30 seconds in my ca
@Andrea, no, I can't reproduce it in Trusty anymore (also checked a Utopic VM).
It seems to have been fixed. Maybe you should mark it as "Fixed Released"?
Offtopic: Andrea, could you, or anyone else, check bug #1393523 (also
about Expo) and possibly triage it?
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I've tested the trusty-proposed update in a VirtualBox virtual machine
(version 7.2.4+14.04.20141217-0ubuntu1).
The update fixes the issue.
Now when I press Super+W, type something until only 1 window is shown (filter)
and select the window, the title bars of all of the maximized windows are
cor
It used to be possible to do this via the HUD (see Bug #1165420), but
not anymore.
I agree with making these options available from the Dash (the
"Hibernate" option could give some trouble because hibernation is
disabled by default; maybe, when disabled, it could open the Help
document on how to e
Great! I hope these fixes will be backported to Trusty and Utopic!
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Title:
Maximized Window's Title
This bug occurred again now, but this time Super+S didn't close Expo mode.
The "window drag action" got stuck in Expo mode, and every time I pressed the
Super key, the window moved to to cursor position.
I had to run "sudo restart lightdm" from a virtual console to restart the
session.
This shou
The problem here is that the Ubuntu developers decided that "when you
click the file manager icon, your home folder should open". So, when the
trash (or a device) is open, clicking the file manager icon opens a new
window with the home folder. Even Mark Shuttleworth said that's the
intended behavio
Public bug reported:
When viewing the preview of any application in the dash (installed or not) by
right-clicking it, the displayed number of reviews is always 0 (zero) and the
rating is always empty.
This used to work in previous Ubuntu versions.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 14.04
Pa
Public bug reported:
There are some times where dragging windows in Expo mode doesn't work or
results in weird behaviors.
Sometimes, when dragging a window, the drag fails midway and then clicking
anywhere on the screen does nothing (even when clicking in the Expo button,
needing to press Super
I was affected by this bug until Saucy.
But I'm not affected by it in Trusty (I have not checked Utopic).
Maybe it's fixed now?
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I am also seeing this bug (since Trusty), and it's quite annoying!
The duplicated bug describes it better.
When the application loses focus, the scrollbars turn gray, sometimes.
When it regains focus, sometimes the scrollbars stay gray.
This is a big usability issue, because a gray scrollbar on a
@Stephen, it also affects English when workspaces are enabled (and horizontal
resolution is 1024).
But yes, I think a new bug should be filed (the size problem in other languages
could also be mentioned there).
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Like I said, the horizontal size of the overlay does depend on the current
language.
In Portuguese (my native language), the texts are longer and the overlay
doesn't fit (even with workspaces disabled), but in English it fits.
I think 1024x768 should be the minimum supported resolution by the ov
You're right!
With an horizontal resolution of 1024, the overlay is not display.
I took a screenshot of the overlay to see how it would look in 1024x768, and it
doesn't fit horizontally, even with workspaces disabled.
Also, the horizontal size probably depends on the used language (the texts may
Is anyone still facing this issue?
If not, I think this should be marked as Fixed.
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Title:
Holding S
The warning is shown when another user is logged in graphically (via
lightdm).
But what about when the other user is logged in a virtual console (Alt+F1) or
via SSH, RDP, etc?
>From what I've seen, the warning isn't shown in these cases.
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** Description changed:
IN SHORT:
The position of unity://running-apps in the dconf setting
/com/canonical/unity/launcher/favorites is being ignored during startup
(login).
-
DETAILED INFORMATION:
I will explain this using an example, which makes it easier to explain
and un
** Also affects: unity
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
unity://running-apps posi
Public bug reported:
IN SHORT:
The position of unity://running-apps in the dconf setting
/com/canonical/unity/launcher/favorites is being ignored during startup
(login).
DETAILED INFORMATION:
I will explain this using an example, which makes it easier to explain
and understand.
Suppose that I
Wait, it's not fixed for me after all.
What happened is that I had Nautilus opened in another workspace, and this made
it seem that the issue was fixed.
If no Nautilus windows were open before, the issue still occurs.
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It also seems to be fixed for me in Trusty!
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Title:
Clicking on Nautilus’ launcher icon opens new wi
Maybe what I mentioned above (unrelated to this bug) is due to the fix
to Bug #1170508. So, forget what I asked.
Just to repeat what I wrote 2 comments above: this bug is fixed for me.
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On another completely unrelated note, when I disable dash blur in Unity Tweak,
the shortcuts overlay, alt-tab, and shutdown dialogs all lose transparency in
14.04. This didn't happen in 13.10.
Anyone else noticed this? (Sorry for asking this here)
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Oh look, it has been fixed! At least for me.
The shortcuts overlay is now working in my laptop with 1336x768 resolution,
Ubuntu 14.04, both with workspaces enabled and disabled!
Anyone else with the latest updates installed confirms this on 14.04?
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This is still a problem in 14.04.
It takes a long time for the applications to appear in the dash, when it should
be instantaneous.
I have noticed that, after login, if I open the Alt+F2 scope (commands scope?),
it seem that the applications/commands appear faster there.
After that, opening the
Same problem here.
I have seen the same behavior described in #7.
The title bar problem occurs when I use spread (Super+W), type something until
only 1 window appears, and select it (using either keyboard or mouse).
This breaks the title bar integration with the top panel for all windows (even
t
By the way Dan Jared, maybe you could grab the Debian source package of the old
version of JAyatana (for Ubuntu 12.04-13.04) from my PPA and add it to your own
(you can make some changes if you want).
That way, your PPA will make JAyatana available for Ubuntu 12.04-13.10.
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Dan Jared has released version 2 of Jayatana and published it to his PPA.
Thank you! Great work!
Here's a post in Web Upd8 with instructions on how to install it:
http://www.webupd8.org/2014/02/get-unity-global-menu-hud-support-
for.html
It would be great if Jayatana was added to the official Ubu
Ok, I tested this with an external monitor.
When workspaces are enabled, the shortcuts overlay displays 1 additional
section with 3 shortcuts. This makes it bigger, which must be why it doesn't
appear in screens with 768 or less pixels of height.
So, the overlay must be made smaller (there is a l
You're right! When the workspaces are disabled, the shortcuts overlay
does appear in my laptop!
But, previously I said that the shortcuts overlay was appearing on an external
monitor (bigger resolution), and I didn't disable workspaces then. I'm pretty
sure the overlay was a lot bigger in the ex
This kernel update didn't fix the issue for me.
The shortcuts overlay still doesn't appear in my laptop (1336x768 resolution).
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** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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Title:
Holding Super key doesn
Yesterday I was playing with an external monitor connected to my laptop,
and I noticed that the shortcuts overlay appears on the external monitor
when holding the Super key (while the mouse cursor is in that monitor).
The external monitor's resolution was 1440x900.
I tried other resolutions too:
Strange... I booted the live CD (pen drive, actually), and this feature worked
(most of the times).
Does this bug occur in a fresh install?
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I also confirm that the hibernate option reappeared again after updating
lightdm and liblightdm-gobject-1-0, and rebooting.
Haven't rebooted again though, so I don't know if it's permanent.
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I have the same problem as Fred (however I have a fresh 13.10 install),
and this worked fine in 13.04.
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I understand that focusing on the current application reduces the "mess"
of results when I just want to find something in the application's menu,
but being able to search the indicators was very useful.
Why not allow the user to press TAB (or another key) to switch between
searching the app's menu
Yes, I can help you. Warn me when you create a new version, and I'll try
to package it if I'm available (note: I'm not very experienced).
But, if you would like to package it yourself, look around the Internet to
learn how to package software.
I've learned a lot from "Debian New Maintainers' Gui
I've packaged Jayatana to my PPA. The package works for OpenJDK 7 only.
Add "ppa:brunonova/ppa" to the software sources and install the
"openjdk-7-jayatana" package.
It seems to be working (at least in Raring).
However, it appears Jayatana doesn't work in Saucy (for now, at least),
so I have not
I've noticed this too when trying 13.10. It works in 13.04 for me (and
it's something that I use a lot).
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Title:
Shut Down / Suspend / Res
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