Having previously commented on this bug about my work PC (with multicore
CPU), on my home PC I've just switched from a single (32-bit) to a dual
core (64-bit) CPU, and only now is this bug affecting my home PC (this
is without upgrading to 64-bit Ubuntu). I tried the PPA listed above,
only to be
I've attached my xsession-errors.txt from after the following scenario:
1. Close Opera and get the crash, Nautilus loses theme.
2. Open Opera, copy something, close again, get the crash.
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This bug is no longer present in Ubuntu 11.10, and so should be closed.
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Status: Triaged = Fix Released
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Status: Triaged = Fix Released
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For me the inconsistency is this: that maximised and unfocussed windows
at the fore of a monitor are determined to 'own' the panel, in that
clicking on the panel focuses it, but maximised and unfocussed windows
that aren't at the fore of a monitor do not own the panel and therefore
do not have any
Perhaps it's helpful to note that when the problem occurs the unity
panel also briefly drops it's theme (most obvious with the panel icons
for Empathy for example, if you've re-enabled them), but quickly
restores it, whereas Nautilus is not restored.
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I have this problem intermittently with a small document (it comes and
goes fairly inexplicably) and the '\force_paint_single_char false'
workaround doesn't seem to help.
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Opera terminal output on close:
I get this five times output five times:
** (opera:2185): CRITICAL **: os_pager_hide: assertion `OS_IS_PAGER (pager)'
failed
(opera:2185): Gtk-CRITICAL **: IA__gtk_widget_hide: assertion
`GTK_IS_WIDGET (widget)' failed
** (opera:2185): CRITICAL **:
Something that may be noteworthy: a separate instance of Nautilus run
after the problem occurs (say as root) appears with the correct theme.
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And it seems that an already open root instance of nautilus is either
entirely unaffected, or only transiently affected (a couple of seconds),
by the problem, though a root instance of Opera still affects the user
instance of Nautilus.
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Bug #881263 has been marked a duplicate of this one, although the
circumstances of its appearance are different. Those experiencing that
bug see the change in theme upon exiting an application, specifically
Opera. It's possible that gnome-settings-daemon is crashing when Opera
is closed (after
Having just closed Opera and have this happen, gnome-settings-daemon is
still running. Issuing a 'nautilus -q' and opening a nautilus window
again brings everything back to normal.
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...*but*, it appears that gnome-settings-daemon had only just
started/restarted after closing Opera (based on the start time of the
process).
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Same problem here in current version of unity (4.22.0-0ubuntu3). I'm
attaching a screenshot that I think shows this in a slightly more
pronouned way, with really sloppy rgba antialiasing, as if it has been
iteratively applied.
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Ubuntu 11.04, Unity 3.8.16-0ubuntu1~natty1.
A nice feature of unity when using two monitors with TwinView is the
ability to pull down a maximised window (restore) from one screen and
drag it to the top of the other to maximise it there. This feels very
natural and lends
Upstream bug, like this reported in Gentoo?
http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=354233#c68
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Sure. By 'window buttons' I mean the close, minimise, and maximise
buttons. Functionally, everything works fine, but the appearance of
these buttons upon mouse clicking is not as expected:
Example actions:
a) Click and hold mouse button on one of these window buttons...
b) ...then move cursor
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Initial mouse-over events show correctly, but press events do not, and
release events outside of the original area are not processed either.
This is only for mouse buttons shown in the unity panel - everything
displays properly when on a floating
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I have had this problem as well, but am not able to reproduce. I've
attached a screenshot showing the precise area that caused problems for
me on this occasion by using GIMP to draw dots where I could around it.
In this case (and for a 1920x1080 screen) it was the area within
(420,434)-(1513,699)
Having tested this at home, I can see that much of my last comment is
incorrect (sorry about that). The wireless strength icon is in fact a
supplement to the status icon, so the signal strength icons should
certainly stay as they are.
As an aside:In fact there are issues with the
Here's a thorough set of icons for the network manager and netstatus
applets based on my comments, and including animations for the
'connecting' phases for network manager. Of course these are suitable
for Humanity, Ambiance and Radiance.
** Attachment added: Icon scheme, including nm connecting
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network-idle icon links to (is the same as) network-transmit-receive.
OK, one problem here is that the applet icon does different jobs for
wired and wireless connections. In my opinion, the netstatus icon
should show transmit-receive information, whichever network type is
being monitored:
- That is what people (certainly myself) expect from it (MS Windows does
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network-idle icon links to (is the same as) network-transmit-receive.
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network-idle icon links to (is the same as) network-transmit-receive.
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The Gnome NetStatus Applet uses these icons to show if data is being
sent or received. The Gnome Network Monitor does not use this idle icon
to show the wired connection status (it's distinct from
'networkwired.png'), which I think is your concern.
If the idle icon is the same as the
The fix is provided: replace existing symlink with attached file
(assuming the nature of the fix is agreed of course).
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network-idle icon links to (is the same as) network-transmit-receive.
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Binary package hint: humanity-icon-theme
Having the 'idle' icon identical to the 'sending and receiving' icon
isn't particularly helpful (network-idle.svg links to network-transmit-
receive.svg in /usr/share/icons/Humanity/status/24). The idle icon
should be light grey. I
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With two mail accounts configured - one gmail and one IMAP - only the
gmail causes this problem. Should this not therefore be a simple fix?
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Some applets+Nautilus don't seem to receive more than first left mouse click
on second on second X screen
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The issue has been reported upstream:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=604410
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Some applets+Nautilus don't seem to receive more than first left mouse click on
second on second X
Correction:
b) The same issue with Nautilus (having to move outside the window for
left-click to work on the toolbar buttons, e.g. 'Back', or for mouse
wheel scrolling after one left-click) but only on...
*** ...the second screen to receive a Nautilus window whilst the first
window (on the other
The last comment seems to have silenced people... There may be a
general issue with mouse clicks that presents itself a few ways, or it
could be multiple bugs, the symptoms I'm experiencing (as of 9.10) are:
a) Precisely the window list described above.
b) The same issue with Nautilus (having to
Eclipse issue (which is not screen specific) appears to be a genuine Eclipse
bug that's fixed in 3.5.2:
http://mou.me.uk/2009/10/31/fixing-eclipse-in-ubuntu-9-10-karmic-koala/
Is it possible the Gnome issues are also related to the change in GTK
from 2.18?
Same issue here: just window list on gnome-panel on second x screen.
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A duplicate of 489140 perhaps?
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Another user here with this minor annoyance on separate x screens.
Should note (not sure if it's been mentioned so far) that the inactive
cursor is a static render in that it does not animate (e.g. a loading
cursor).
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/357901
I'd just like to make clear how important this issue could be, since I
spent almost a whole day trying to get my work computer to log in under
my main user without a failsafe Gnome session after upgrading to Jaunty,
due to the specific reason mentioned by Josh.
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This is also an issue for me, but it's more of a wishlist entry than a
bug since samba shares don't appear to be explicitly supported. My
share requires a password, and it doesn't seem to be saved (despite
selecting remember forever), so I expect this would be a problem.
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I've not had any problems with this for a while now - anyone still
experiencing it, or should this bug be closed?
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So something's up with the how (gnome-panel/menu.c) menuitem_to_screen
(or one of it's called functions) works, or how the menu items are
generated, perhaps with the traceability of the menu item to its panel
and therefore screen. See (panel-menu-items.c)
panel_menu_item_activate_desktop_file:
This is bug 421759 in bugzilla.gnome.org and is already watched.
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Clicking 'Up' or 'Back' whilst generating thumbnails does not change location
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Sorry...
Ubuntu 8.04, Hardy Heron.
Nautilus 2.22.3
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I don't think a screenshot will explain it better, but I'll have a go at
being clearer with my description.
Say I'm in /home/dan/Images/ and I click into the subfolder 'Wallpapers'.
The location bar obviously reads /home/dan/Images/Wallpapers and I can see my
wallpaper images.
If I let the
The bug is common to using either the text location bar or the button
location bar - I was describing the problem with the standard URL
location bar. The display of a button for subfolder just exited is
expected behaviour, but the location is indicated by a depressed button,
which under normal
Let me see if I can be any more explicit.
URL Action New URL Folder whose contents is displayed
/a/ enter b /a/b/ /a/b/
Before thumbnails finish loading:
/a/b/up /a/b/ /a/
/a/b/up again/a//a/
Correct
Ok, the spacing didn't come out quite as I had hoped, but hopefully you
can decipher it as four columns: URL, Action, New URL, Folder whose
contents is displayed.
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Go into a folder of images (in my example the folder name contained
spaces and full stops), click 'Up' or 'Back' before thumbnail generation
is complete and the file list is that of the previous folder but the
location bar displays the location
Hi, it sounds like this fix was intended to address the problem:
http://gitweb.compiz-
fusion.org/?p=compiz;a=commit;h=4697df7b54578746748f6adc0a4db7afc6d7aab9
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Desktop fades out but not in on rotate cube.
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I believe the solution lies in reversing the order of the glrotate
commands in cube.c (y rotation first). Am looking into getting this
committed.
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The problem - a classic error working with opengl involving the order of
matrix multiplications. The other problem, cube.c is barren of
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Fixed in commit http://gitweb.compiz-
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I'm another person who didn't have a .fonts.conf file in his home
directory. Putting the example file included here did fix the problem
for me. Naturally I needed to put the file in /root to get programs
running as root to behave as well.
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Would just like to mention Opera as the program for which this issue was
most problematic for me, and I expect many other people - it just makes
it easier for them to find this bug report.
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Binary package hint: gnome-system-monitor
Sounds like it may be an nvidia driver issue judging by the similarity
to this bug, but in a different package:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-restricted-
modules-2.6.22/+bug/158355
It seems that scrolling up (but
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The problem does not occur if the cube has not moved and therefore does
not have to right itself, or if the desktop has not already fully faded
out before the mouse is released.
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I originally raised this issue on the 5th of November 2007 and it was reported
here: http://bugs.opencompositing.org/show_bug.cgi?id=606
Nothing has since been done, which is a shame as it should be a very simple fix
(it worked fine in Beryl).
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The desktop fades out nicely on mouse rotate but then goes directly to
fully opaque rather than fading in once the cube is released. This
problem has just appeared with Hardy Heron.
Package: compiz plugins.
Compiz version 1:0.7.4-0ubuntu6
I should add, disabling and re-enabling Window Decoration removes the
shadows, but that's not really an acceptable workaround.
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The shadows of a gksu windows never doesn't disappear where it's been
closing. It's probably related to compiz. It's append after each update and i
need to restart
Same problem here, GeForce 7300 LE. The persistent shadow also
sometimes occurs with tooltip windows, and based on my experience, seems
to be a problem when the window disappears almost immediately after
being displayed.
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