they don't like their users using them), they are
controlling jerks. Sounds better, doesn't it?
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On Wed, Jun 8, 2011 at 3:13 PM, Holger Berndt bern...@gmx.de wrote:
@Adrian Roman:
what you say below about being the controlling
Holger - what you say below about being the controlling jerk - I consider
that an insult. If you don't want to change the way the daemon currently
works because that's your project and you do as you please without regard
for (at least some of) the users' satisfaction with it, fine, I can
Still, it's good to see more people arguing the merits for this bug report.
It means we're not crazy.
Sent from my Android powered HTC Desire smartphone.
On Jun 6, 2011 7:30 PM, Hugh Morris h...@salsacardiff.com wrote:
Don't forget, people, this bug has been moot for a long time, thanks to
The bug has been fixed and the fix has been incorporated into every
version of the kernel since 2.6.32. It can be closed.
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I've tried the solution suggested above but when I stick the NTFS USB drive
in, it says it can't mount it and point to this bit of documentation:
Unprivileged block device mounts work only if all the below requirements are
met:
1. ntfs-3g is compiled with integrated FUSE support
2. the
You can get the latest source of the original Rhythmbox here:
http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/rhythmbox/0.12/rhythmbox-0.12.8.tar.bz2
Unpack it somewhere, then:
sudo apt-get build-dep rhythmbox
and you will have all the libraries needed to build it.
Go to the directory where you unpacked
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In version 0.12.5 which was shipped with Karmic, left clicking would
show / hide the main window while right clicking would show a context
menu. This is consistent with the rest of the tray icons in both Karmic
and Lucid; all of them show the context menu on right click, and offer
some quick
Here are the icons I use:
- Date time applet: right click shows help about preferences menu, left
click shows / hides calendar and locations;
- NM applet: right click shows networking options (wired vs. wireless, edit
connections, connection info, about); left click shows / hides connections
So for the next cycle, we can expect right click and middle click
functionality to be removed for all applets! Great! I can hardly wait. I
guess I'll be going back to Fedora, before Ubuntu becomes the next Apple.
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Yeah, I forgot all about GNOME 3 - but that makes the changes in the current
(LTS) release even more pointless.
Anyway - thanks for the prompt replies. I seriously appreciate it.
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Just as a humble request - for whoever gets to read this thread. If you came
here because you were bugged by the behavior of notify-osd ignoring
expire-timeouts, please post on this thread - maybe one day we'll be enough
people to get the developers thinking.
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On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 8:15 PM, Holger Berndt bern...@gmx.de wrote:
@Adrian Roman:
Weird analogy. You can do the same
@Holger on Ayatana
That's an interesting philosophy for a linux distribution, but bear in mind
that in that case, they did not delete all the other packages from the
repository. If you don't like the default application shipped with the
Ubuntu install CD, you can very well go ahead and install
@ Krzysztof:
As far as I'm concerned, that would solve my problem; but bear in mind that
the issue here is not that my personal problem with notify-osd needs to be
solved. Other people may want longer notifications on the screen. Same with
replace and merge.
The issue here is that the developers
@Sebastien:
You should maybe come with concrete example of things that the current
design is limiting which would benefit users
This thread is full of examples! That you consider them irrelevant, that's a
different story, but all these people that have written on this thread have
a valid (for
The developers of notify-osd have spoken clearly in the bug report. They
are not interested in providing this feature.
http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/24001/
So, stop dreaming and let Ubuntu go the MS and Apple way. Do you want
freedom? Fork and make your own Ubuntu derivative. Otherwise shut
Submitted as
http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/24001/
However,
This idea is awaiting moderator approval before going to the popular ideas
area.
Let's see if it doesn't get rejected by a moderator.
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I have to admit I haven't figured out what the most appropriate way of
dealing with this is, but from a usability point of view it seems natural
that any change of the volume that is not caused by the volume slider should
be presented in a notification bubble. As far as I am concerned, if there's
MPT: [...] Anyway, I have already suggested
that you report a bug about the man page; if you do that it's more
likely to get fixed than if you complain about it (even twice) in the
comments of a bug report about a different package.
Initially I was going to report a bug about the man page, but in
Tested the patch - works great here!
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On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 12:45 AM, Ankur Nayak ankur@gmail.com
wrote:
I forgot to
than the current 10, which should be much less annoying.
Adrian Roman, this has little if anything to do with users' freedom to
alter the environment, because the timeout parameter is for application
developers, not end users. We think we can set more consistent and
reliable durations
Ankur, please post the patch here; we'll be able to validate that it works
and it will serve whoever else feels encumbered by the current state of
affairs.
MPT: I seriously appreciate the work involved in creating a consistent
framework for notifications. It's just that you went only one step too
@Matthew Paul Thomas:
I completely disagree with your arguments.
As a more philosophical explanation, if I wanted somebody to tell me how
the software should work for me, I could go use Windows. The spirit of free
software is exactly this, to enable users' freedom to alter the environment
they
That's just my signature below, it has nothing to do with the bug report -
sorry for the confusion. I'll try to remember to delete it, starting with
the next message I send.
I'll open a bug on libnotify as requested, but I really would prefer it if
we could just specify the timeout instead of
This may be a little dumb, but as I look at the man page for notify-send, it
specifies a -t parameter, and I don't see the reason why that parameter
exists without me having the possibility to use it. Is there any way that I
could use that parameter? Can I choose to use notify-send with something
Same here.
DRM 'manages access' in the same way that jail 'manages freedom'.
On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 6:03 AM, Haomin Wen wen1...@gmail.com wrote:
Has any one tried skype 2.1 beta. It fixed most problems with skype on
my computer, including this one.
On Sun, Jul 5, 2009 at 4:36 PM, Sergiy
Does anybody know if this problem is fixed in Karmic?
DRM 'manages access' in the same way that jail 'manages freedom'.
On Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 5:19 AM, Jay Brosius
zephyrgale38-g...@yahoo.comwrote:
I have this very annoying problem ever since I upgraded Intrepid to Jaunty.
I use Skype a
nohz=off didn't do anything for me. I'm running kernel 2.6.30, built by me
on my laptop.
DRM 'manages access' in the same way that jail 'manages freedom'.
On Mon, Jul 6, 2009 at 7:24 PM, Sergiy Zuban s.zu...@gmail.com wrote:
However 2.6.30-020630-generic + disabled tickless kernel feature
Per the discussion with Matthew, Mirco should be the correct assignee
for this bug report.
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According to a discussion with Matthew Paul Thomas, when changing the
volume from a script, gnome-settings-daemon should display the
corresponding notification bubble.
The script I am using relies on amixer to change the volume. It
The manual page of the notify-send program specifies:
[...]
SYNOPSIS
notify-send [OPTIONS] summary [body]
DESCRIPTION
[...]
OPTIONS
[...]
-t, --expire-time=TIME
Specifies the timeout in milliseconds at which to expire the
notification.
[...]
If the expiration time
As I understand the code, the expire_timeout variable is first initialized
with a default, then the same value is used later to define an array and
then to set the expiration timeout for the notification. I don't see any
code that reads the notification timeout from the command line and sets the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: libnotify-bin
adyro...@panther:~/libnotify-0.4.5/tools$ lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu 9.04
Release:9.04
adyro...@panther:~/libnotify-0.4.5/tools$
adyro...@panther:~/libnotify-0.4.5/tools$ apt-cache policy libnotify-bin
libnotify-bin:
The same problem here, with the buddy list button appearing in the
panels on all workspaces (although the window only shows where I have it
open). If I click the button on the panel, the workspace changes to the
one where the window is open, but I have having the button there if the
window is not
I hate this bug just as much as anybody else, but let's not forget this is a
_bug report_ for _pulse audio_. It's not a forum, not necessarily a
discussion thread, and not using pulse audio is a solution, but not a
workaround.
Having said that, I am also very interested in find out if there's any
A patch was submitted for the upstream bug report. I have tested it on
2.6.30-rc7 and it seems to work just fine. The submitter also tested it on
2.6.28 and says it works ok.
See:
http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=9637
and
I have a Sony Vaio VGN-A197VP with the same keys and the same behavior
as described above, using Jaunty. Didn't work with Intrepid and Hardy
either. Just confirming the problem is still present in the latest
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I would like to insist on the merits of this incident report, in the hopes
of labeling it as a (perhaps minor) bug. This is not necessarily about
wishing for some new functionality; this is about not being able to remove a
share from the network, which, although unlikely to happen very often,
On linux kernel 2.6.27-2 shipped with Intreprid Ibex 8.10 Alpha 5 the
issue remains. Same on vanilla linux kernel 2.6.26.5.
It's not clear to me if I should open a new bug on this new kernel
version, or if that remark was valid only for new (other) issues that I
might notice on these newer
As of yesterday, June 22nd 2008, with kernels 2.6.24-19-generic (shipped
with Ubuntu 8.04) and 2.6.25.7 (vanilla), the problem is still present.
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I have the same issue on a system with an Asus M2N-SLI Deluxe
motherboard. Any idea on when this may be fixed? Or any workarounds?
Thanks.
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Leann,
I managed to perform the test today, and the bug can be reproduced on the
latest development kernel as well.
I went through the numeric keys on the remote control, a couple of times,
from 1 to 9 followed by 0 (so the 10 digit keys). After each round I pressed
enter on the keyboard to
Hi Leann,
The bug is still applicable for the 7.10 Gutsy Gibbon release, and also for
the latest stable kernel (installed as described here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=311158
- Master Kernel Thread).
I also tried to apply all the patches from Fedora's kernel to Ubuntu's, but
Assigning to ubuntu-kernel-team. Can anybody take a look? Thanks.
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I assume this would be a kernel source issue...
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I'm using an Winfast TV2000XP Expert tuner card. I configured the remote
control to work with lirc, with the dev/input driver. And although it
does work, I sometimes have to press a key on the remote control 7 times
before it actually does what it was supposed to do. Usually
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