To clarify things:
1) Yes, it is possible to disable launcher autohide. You need to install
CompizConfigSettingsManager, launch ccsm and there in Unity experimental
settings you can set Autohide:Never
2) However, for small screens (e.g. netbooks) having launcher always on
is suboptimal because
I think the concept with launcher autohide should be rethought.
It doesn't appear soon enough when needed and, ironically, when not needed
it appears too soon.
I don't think it can be solved by merely adjusting timeouts.
I have previously suggested half-hidden launcher and would like to raise
That's alright. I have since switched to 10.10 and no longer use chrome.
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Status: Incomplete = Invalid
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Whenever I want to shutdown a system with Tomboy running (in tray) the
shutdown process halts and a window says that programs are still running
preventing shutdown.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
Package: tomboy 1.7.2-1ubuntu1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu
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There are a lot of packages even in Oneiric that are 1-2 versions behind
stable upstream.
I would suggest therefore that Software Center has a feature where users
will be able to tag certain packages as outdated like in arch.
Tagging should have the following benefits:
1) The number of
Public bug reported:
In Gedit Snippets plugin one can specify a shortcut key as a trigger for a
snippet.
It doesn't work in Gedit 3.1.2
To reproduce:
1) Enable Snippets plugin in Gedit
2) Open a Python file
3) Select a word and press Ctrl+' (or Ctrl+2)
4) Expected result - the word should get
By the way, it's on Oneiric 64-bit.
I also filed an upstream bug, here's the link:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=654981
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As I can see the latest update of a package fixed this bug.
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glchess
Public bug reported:
Please see screenshot. GLChess doesn't allow to capture the bishop at c8,
although it's allowed by chess rules.
Can attach the PGN of the game if that helps.
This is playing against GNU Chess.
** Affects: glchess (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Seeing that there's a heavy fight for CD space for Oneiric, may I
suggest slimming down gedit.
Currently gedit as shipped by default looks more like an IDE than a
basic editor.
It pulls gtksourceview for syntax highlighting and a few plugins which
are only needed by very advanced users
It appears intermittent in Oneiric as well, I'll try to come up with
steps to reproduce soon.
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Title:
weird gedit + launcher behavior
To manage
OK, after a dozen of tries I still can't come up with an exact sequence of
actions to reproduce this bug.
However, it's quite frequent and surprises me why nobody's experiencing it.
Here are a few things that greatly increase the chances of hitting this bug:
1) Alt+F2, type gksudo gedit, pin the
Thanks!
I am not quite sure but Nautilus also exhibited same behavior in Natty. In
Oneiric it doesn't start at all with gksudo.
I don't have Natty anymore, but I am using Oneiric extensively so if I come
accross anything I'll let know.
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Previously the GLChess allowed to play against computer (GNU Chess).
In Oneiric, this only allows to play against another human even though I have
manually installed gnuchess package.
** Affects: glchess (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
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Public bug reported:
I just installed PyChess in Oneiric but couldn't start from Dash.
When I tried to start from command line I could see the following message:
Command 'pychess' is available in '/usr/games/pychess'
The command could not be located because '/usr/games' is not included in the
Public bug reported:
Gedit doesn't properly integrate with the launcher, namely:
1) If I drag it's icon from dash to the launcher, I don't see the icon, but
instead an empty space. Hovering over this space produces a tooltip Empty
Label
2) When launched from dash (or command line) and then
apport information
** Tags added: apport-collected oneiric running-unity unity-2d
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Gedit doesn't properly integrate with the launcher, namely:
1) If I drag it's icon from dash to the launcher, I don't see the icon, but
instead an empty space. Hovering over this
appear to drag
the desired application to a compartment.
Of course, the mockup would benefit from someone with better artistic skills
:)
On Mon, Jun 13, 2011 at 18:58, Erlan Sergaziev erlan.sergaz...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi everyone,
I would like to suggest a new way of handling launcher auto-hide
Hi everyone,
I would like to suggest a new way of handling launcher auto-hide.
First, some reasons:
1) When the launcher is hidden, the user is unable to quickly
switch/launch applications (so it's a regression for many against
old-style taskbar panel) and also misses the benefits of seeing
Rodrigo,
I am afraid, I have since reinstalled Ubuntu several times and the latest image
doesn't exhibit this bug.
I believe it's fixed.
Erlan
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Thanks Pavel,
For your tip to work, one also needs to run:
sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/evolution
to make the file executable and reboot.
Of course, a proper fix would be nicer.
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Sebastian,
This bug is about UNmaximized windows adjacent to left border.
In that case, the launcher does hide control buttons, try it yourself.
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Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
Happens at logon spontaneously.
ProblemType: Crash
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
Package: xserver-xorg-video-intel 2:2.14.0-1ubuntu9
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 2.6.38-3.30-generic 2.6.38-rc4
Uname: Linux 2.6.38-3-generic i686
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Rodrigo,
Here you are:
gnome-settings-daemon:
Installed: 2.32.1-0ubuntu5
Candidate: 2.32.1-0ubuntu5
Version table:
*** 2.32.1-0ubuntu5 0
500 http://kz.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ natty/main i386 Packages
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I confirm this happens on latest Natty builds and I don't have any PPA's
enabled.
Please also look at bug 719481
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk+3.0/+bug/719481).
It looks similar.
This also affects:
dconf-editor
libcanberra-gtk
Nautilus opening Applications folder
** Changed
I haven't even attempted to install Gnome3 (I heard it's incompatible with
Unity).
How do you want me to swear? :)
Anyhow, looking at the stuff I did install I found dconf-tools and
libcanberra-gtk3 packages and they depend on libgtk3.
Can those be causing the problem?
P.S. I installed
Didn't help.
I also now remembered that the icons on the top panel (NM, sound and Shutdown)
were screwed up on the very first login before I installed anything.
Also some icons on the launcher are also affected, e.g. Synaptic. I remember
they look differently in Ambiance Theme.
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Steps to reproduce:
1) launch dconf-editor
2) expand apps - indicators
3) click on datetime
Always reproducible on Ubuntu Natty 32-bit.
** Affects: d-conf (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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I agree this is far from perfect.
You surely know, but just in case you can put this line into your $HOME/.bashrc:
alias bri='sudo setpci -s 00:02.0 F4.B=CC'
After that you will only have to type bri and enter your password.
After that you will only have to type bri and enter your password.
No, I think it can be solved. I mean it will be a fix (or a hack)
specific to this particular model which is not necessarily a bad thing.
Many things in Linux (and in Windows) are made as hacks :)
Per Atle Våland on post #6 gives a good-looking solution, I haven't
tried it myself yet, though.
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What exactly doesn't work for you, the PPA solution or sudo setpci -s 00:02.0
F4.B=50?
sudo setpci -s 00:02.0 F4.B=CC
works for me on the same N150 and should work for you.
Of course, it's just a workaround, but I put it into a shell script in my path,
so it doesn't bother me anymore.
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I am now on Natty Alpha and this problem persists. setpci works for me,
though, and guess I'll just live with it. Oh, well.
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SAMSUNG N150
Mark,
Besides Fitt's law, I see the following benefits of this design:
1) Saving vertical space on the dock.
Instead of three separate icons (worth 3 icon-heights) we now have 1-1.5
icon-heights due to condensed design.
2) The three actions (launching new apps, finding files and switching
Trash is such a rarely used feature that I don't think it deserves a convenient
shortcut.
I'd suggest Super+# (i.e. Super+Shift+3), Super+- (minus) or Super+` (back
tick) could also do.
Instead, I'd reserve Super+T to Terminal, a much more used and logical
application.
I'd also suggest:
Or we should encourage it to rarely used :)
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Just updated to the latest theme.
The change is noticeable when I look attentively, but ...
I feel really ashamed that I don't understand the intricacies of color
blending and such, but what I know for sure is that this theme strains
my eyes hard. I don't think I'll be able to stand it for long.
Andrea,
We really appreciate the work you put into this theme and that you're
responding to feedback.
However, it's hard for us to understand why you insist: you either have a very
special type of display (Mac Cinema 27?) or very sharp eyes or both :)
Many people here (and also 3 of my
Oops, I think we commented simultaneously. Will update and report back.
Might take some time on my slow connection.
On Sat, Sep 25, 2010 at 21:39, Andrea Cimitan andrea.cimi...@gmail.com wrote:
very sharp eyes :) working on a small 10 2 years-old display of my
netbook :)
Do you really have
Downloading 60MB of updates, but the only theme related update is for plimouth.
Am I doing something wrong?
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Can someone please explain how do I install the latest version of light theme.
I have just installed latest upgrade and haven't noticed any change at all.
I still have some kept back updates (but no theme related).
I am on 64-bit Maverick with Unity.
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Looking at these screenshots I think I actually have the latest theme.
In that case, I strongly disagree that it's any better.
Andrea, to see why it's bad I'd recommend you try Unity.
If you click on the clock applet, you won't be able see the current date which
is just above the calendar.
The
Although your mockups are nice, I'd like to argue the points you make:
1) Unity is by itself a new paradigm, so button location will be one of a dozen
of new things users will have to get used to. Doesn't make a big difference.
2) Dialog windows should have their own buttons and it makes sense
I wish we had the luxury of playing around with both concepts for a
while :(, because it's indeed hard to pick the right approach.
Anyhow, I have one more point to raise - accessibility.
I don't know which screen size you are using, but on my 14 display the
top bar is so narrow that an
They don't look too bad, I agree. Anyhow, we've both provided our points of
view.
I hope our discussion will be helpful for the Unity Team to choose the right
approach.
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I have since switched to Phonetic Winkeys and got used to it, so not
affecting me any more.
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Hidden menu causing gap
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@dinky
Based on your initial post I believe you are affected by two bugs, one
concerning maximization of windows (now fixed) and the other one
concerning general Unity sluggishness and instability which should be
filed as a separate bug.
Please also check bug 621690 as perhaps this is what's
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-terminal
I am running 10.10 beta with Unity.
Steps to reproduce:
1) Open Terminal under Unity, there should be only one tab open.
2) Look at the menu bar, between Terminal and Help
3) There is a small gap there, clicking on which brings Tabs drop
David,
Please be careful while invalidating bugs as you've just looped yourself and
closed the last of the duplicate bugs.
This bug should stay and it is critical.
Also, I think marking a bug duplicate would be better than invalidating.
Thanks and best regards, Erlan
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No moving controls to the right again, please, everybody will laugh at Ubuntu.
I like the option 1 (obviously), but don't you think that the active window
should stand out?
Especially when it's not the only one and somewhere in the bottom?
See also my mockup in comment 6.
It's a bit of stealing
In my case, it crashes when either - Logo + A or Logo + 7 are
pressed. 7 because the workspaces is 7th from top and it is indicated
when I click and hold Logo = Windows key.
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Hi Sean,
There are lot's of similar bug reports which seem to stem from the same problem.
I found that killerkind (Bug #616986) reported it earliest and marked all
similar bugs as duplicates.
Feel free to
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Hi Tomas,
There are lot's of similar bug reports which seem to stem from the same problem.
I found that killerkind (Bug #616986) reported it earliest and marked all
similar bugs as duplicates.
Feel free to
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Hi Sean,
There are lot's of similar bug reports which seem to stem from the same problem.
I found that killerkind (Bug #616986) reported it earliest and marked all
similar bugs as duplicates.
Feel free to
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Hi Vadim,
There are lot's of similar bug reports which seem to stem from the same problem.
I found that killerkind (Bug #616986) reported it earliest and marked all
similar bugs as duplicates.
Feel free to
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 616986 ***
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Hi Sean,
There are lot's of similar bug reports which seem to stem from the same problem.
I found that killerkind (Bug #616986) reported it earliest and marked all
similar bugs as duplicates.
Feel free to
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 616986 ***
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Hi Kai,
There are lot's of similar bug reports which seem to stem from the same problem.
I found that killerkind (Bug #616986) reported it earliest and marked all
similar bugs as duplicates.
Feel free to
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 616986 ***
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Hi Leif,
There are lot's of similar bug reports which seem to stem from the same problem.
I found that killerkind (Bug #616986) reported it earliest and marked all
similar bugs as duplicates.
Feel free to
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 616986 ***
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Hi Paul,
There are lot's of similar bug reports which seem to stem from the same problem.
I found that killerkind (Bug #616986) reported it earliest and marked all
similar bugs as duplicates.
Feel free to
I suggest that window controls are always in the panel regardless of their
maximization state. The controls should then be removed from windows themselves.
In that case, we just need to make active window more prominent.
I am attaching a quick dirty rendering of my idea (actually not mine, but
@Didier
Why don't we instead have Ubuntu pull the up-to-date terminal code from
upstream and call it fixed?
The patch appeared back in Feb in Gnome Terminal 2.30 which is within Lucid's
update frame.
Shouldn't we use Bill's skills and motivation on the other part of the bug, the
one involving
There seems to be two bugs discussed here.
One is related to no_proxy environment variable having an extraneous comma at
the end.
This bug exists in both 64 and 32 bit versions confirmed (I use 64 bit while
two of my colleagues - 32 bit).
The other one has to do with http_proxy not being passed
No I have not filed any upstream bugs.
My search lead to this page: https://launchpad.net/libgweather and I couldn't
find where to go further.
I am afraid, I don't think I can contribute a quality patch myself yet.
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Indeed the solution seems very easy but after trying to find how to fix
this I realized how difficult it is to contribute code.
Can someone with access to source code please make the correction.
I believe it should just be one line:
if (ilist_count-1) {
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I would also like to have Mac style Russian phonetic.
At least student.
I can help by testing.
Currently reading xkb documentation and maybe can start coding myself at
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evolution
Reasons:
1) Most users use webmail and don't need a specialized mail client
2) Evolution is buggy and ugly (just see so many bugs related to uninstalling
Evolution) and thus damages the first time impression of Ubuntu.
3) At least half of the
I think I've found the problem. The culprit is the no_proxy
environment variable. Once I unset this wget starts honoring http_proxy
setting. Perhaps the no_proxy format as set by gnome-settings
automatically has syntax error.
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Have reproduced it with the new profile with no extensions.
I have one more observation - this behavior is almost always accompanied by a
second taskbar item Starting Firefox Web Browser.
Once the Starting Firefox Web Browser disappears, the cursor becomes normal.
I am starting to believe it's
Sure, here are some more details.
1. Used to be Firefox 3.5.x. Now 3.6. This behavior occurs on both versions
2. Correct.
I recently found out that launching software management front-ends exhibits
same behavior.
Is it because CouchDB is being launched in the background?
It's not a show
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
When I launch Firefox in 9.10 and 10.4 alpha the browser launches and is
immediately available. However, the cursor remains round (system busy)
as if it continues to load something. I can type URL and use menus
despite the busy cursor. Launching
Forgot to add, both 9.10 and 10.4 were 64 bit versions.
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It crashed on me today after removing Evolution and then installing
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In gnome clock applet when I add Astana, Kazakstan as a location, it
automatically selects Western Kazakhstan (GMT +5) timezone. The
correct value should be Eastern Kazakhstan (GMT +6), same as for
Almaty.
This problem persisted through at least three generations of Ubuntu
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