On 2008-05-02 00:02, Neil Wallace wrote :
> On 2008-05-01 22:56, Ian wrote :
>
>> Thanks to André and Ashley (comments 252 and 253) - when I have it up
>> long enough to download wine, Ill try that.
>>
> Ian,
> Wine is unlikely to help you have it up for longer.
>
Both of you probably
Thanks for tracking this.
But alas, gnome-bugs consider this is a minor issue.
And it stayed that way and UNCONFIRMED for 8 months.
However, the bug is really a pest for autohide panels users.
Could it be possible to hasten gnome-bugs up a bit?
Maybe adding a message with a link to this bug?
But
** Description changed:
- balloon text hides Gnome desktop's bottom panel (Ubuntu 8.04)
+ tooltip hides Gnome desktop's bottom panel (Ubuntu 8.04)
When the mouse cursor is moved over an "autohide" desktop bottom panel
- (normally containing the Windows List), the text ballon that appears
- hi
Public bug reported:
I have seen this since long with both Firefox 2.x and 3.0b3.
I display, for example, http://atilf.atilf.fr/tlf.htm
Its header is
Le Trésor de la Langue Française Informatisé
Hence, its encoding should be ISO8859-1 by default as it has always
been.
As the uploaded atta
** Attachment added: "Screenshot-Le Tr�sor de la Langue Fran�aise Informatis� -
Mozilla Firefox 3 Beta 3.png"
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** Description changed:
I have seen this since long with both Firefox 2.x and 3.0b3.
+
+ Rem: Please note that I don't say that Firefox always uses the wrong encoding.
+ Please read my followup to see how to reproduce the problem.
I display, for example, http://atilf.atilf.fr/tlf.htm
Its
Please note the similarities with bug #125887.
Same message. Happens only on alien filesystems.
125887 does not prevent saving files, though.
Would this problem happen on FAT32 too?
Wouldn't it be a time saver to analyze both problems at the same time.
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I've been watching what I was doing before the problem occurs.
It was always when displaying that URL in a freshly opened window.
I'm not sure about what in the previous environment was the cause.
But now I know one way to demonstrate the problem.
1) clear the said URL from history.
2) open a new
Public bug reported:
Although a similar title exists, problem is different.
Attached message (almost?) consistent when booting 8.04 beta desktop livecd.
Timeout likely : 400 MHZ 128 MB + swap.
(old but excellent Tecra 8000)
Message attached.
Ugly to see in a demo.
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** Attachment added: "Screenshot-x-session-manager.png"
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I think I have seen & misplaced a message saying this bug is corrected.
There is a change in 8.04 beta regarding it indeed.
But the problem got worse, I'm afraid.
(1) Desktop Live CD still starts in line mode, not character fullscreen.
(2) After boot progress bar screen disappears
- Either the
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Here you are. The information you asked is at the end of xsession-errors.
Please note that I did find gnome-settings-daemon started.
And that if I kill it, it will restart automatically.
I found no better way than to "kill -9; gnome-settings-daemon"
First time I did this, my session was killed, may
On 2008-03-29 15:31, Gauvain Pocentek wrote :
> This is not a bug, the gnome services are started by default. This means
> that metacity is loaded. You can change this behaviour in the xfce
> session settings.
>
> ** Changed in: ubuntu
>Status: New => Invalid
>
I don't understand you re
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On 2008-03-29 14:49, Kjell Braden wrote :
> The xsession-errors file does not contain any sign of gnome-settings-
> daemon failing. Did you receive the error dialog you posted above this
> time?
The error dialog appeared after I booted the Live CD, when the ubuntu
user logged in.
I suppose that's
After more tests, I must conclude that xorg for that display adapter was
broken again between alpha6 and beta.
Whichever xorg.conf I use from autodetected or adding my a6-working
patch to it, the display will fail the way I described (hang or
spontaneous reboot).
Only If I boot in recovery mod
On 2008-09-15 19:23, Xwang wrote :
> Hi,
> I've a Toshiba satellite M30-304 and I've the same issue with the same hub.
> With a different hub the problem doesn't happear, so, maybe, it is a
> configuration problem?
Thanks for your cooperation, Xwang.
I think there exists no configuration for USB.
On 2008-10-10 07:09, svaens wrote :
> On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 1:06 AM, Ani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> o fix this bug we need to use "Alt+Shift" as default shortcut for
>> keyboard layout switching.
> what? Do you mean, the fix is to avoid triggering the problem
>
It also leaves the keyboard
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 8.10.1 with English, French, Russian and Spanish.
Adding Romanian with 'Language Support', I get the message
> Could not install the full language support
> Usually this is related to an error in your software archive or software
> manager.
> Check your software prefer
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> The following packages have unresolvable dependencies.
> language-support-translations-ro:
> Depends: openoffice.org-l10n-ro but it is not going to be installed
So I tried to install it manually off the following page :
http://packages.ubuntu.com/fr/hardy/all/openoffice.org-l10n-ro
** Description changed:
- This was experienced in Ubuntu 8.04.
+ Short story at triager's request :
+
+ John is trying to move his (attached) file named "Mousepad" to his USB Flash
disk.
+ (I see no way of attaching the file to this update, see in a further reply).
+ Ubuntu replies : There was a
On 2008-10-28 14:52, Adam Niedling wrote :
> I'm sure I understand your problem either. If you wanna change Linux
> fundamentally, this is definitely not the place for it. Try to make
> this report shorter and do not set your own bug reports as confirmed!
>
> ** Changed in: ubuntu
>Status
On 2008-09-25 17:49, Timo Aaltonen wrote :
> no need to keep open for xorg.
>
> ** Changed in: xorg (Ubuntu)
>Status: New => Invalid
>
Wouldn't it be nice to have that xorg entry (mistake) removed instead of
flagged with a dreaded word risking to make believe that the entire bug
repor
As of late 8.10 beta tests, the only improvement is a tiny bit at Live
CD startup.
Live CD now starts in graphic menu mode, but continues to install
800x600 system.
Installed system works, but 800x600 and 600x480 are the only mode to
choose from.
Workarounds: stay at 7.04 or applying my xorg.co
6 months later : 8.10aX : suspend continues to crash.
And I wonder what's the use of my reports if regression from 8.04a6 to 8.04a5
was not even considered.
Maybe is it because I seem to be the only one speaking in here?
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On 2008-10-21 14:25, a1bert wrote :
> it DOES work Intrepid Ibex (tested on kubuntu-8.10-beta-
> desktop-i386.iso)
Interesting.
As I explained, USB devices are usually recognized, except under certain
conditions the system gets itself into and out of which you get it with
the lsusb command.
By
** Description changed:
+ Clarification : this problem does not happen until the USB system gets itself
in a state I cannot reproduce. That state happens rarely, but once it does the
problems occurs often until the USB system is reinitialized.
+ (And as I point it out, rather than waiting that t
On 2008-10-22 09:43, a1bert wrote :
> confirmed, there is no problem with kernel 2.6.24.19.21, only with
> 2.6.24.21.23
>
I'm having the problem with 2.6.24-19.34-generic (repeat: sporadically).
But is it the same problem (on USB hub?, lsusb needed, permanent vs
sporadic)?
I wonder if t
On 2008-09-01 23:15, Leann Ogasawara wrote :
> Hi Andre,
>
> Would you be willing to confirm if this issue will exist with the
> upcoming Intrepid Ibex 8.10 release? The Ubuntu Kernel Team is planning
> to move to the 2.6.27 kernel for the upcoming Intrepid Ibex 8.10
> release. As a result, the k
On 2008-08-12 12:07, Sebastien Bacher wrote :
> the issue seems to be trigger only on some special setups and it should
> be sent to the people who write the software on bugzilla.gnome.org,
> nobody having the issue seems to be interested in doing that though
> that's why the bug has been closed
>
Thanks Peter for the future, and thanks to all the setxkbmap talkers for
the present, especially Bryce Harrington for the exact, precisely
detailed, working procedure which I exported to the much in need Belarus.
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On 2008-08-27 01:42, ThiloPfennig wrote :
> Although Andre was spamming ...
Spamming ?
If you say that spamming is to have to repeat the same words over and
over to have simple facts understood or believed, you're right, and
you've started doing the same!
What I said is :
1) That it is non
http://atilf.atilf.fr
Click 'Entrez dans le TLF'
Fill in search 'erreur', click 'Valider 1'
Select the word 'ERREUR', a window pops up
Click on 'le TLF1' in that window
The pop up window invariably displays ISO8859-1 as UTF-8 .
You can paste one of its frame's URL directly as a New Window's URL.
ht
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NB: my real point is not to fix the death cause.
It's resurrection, in the second paragraph.
I (too vaguely) describe the events in case it could help.
I installed ubuntu-desktop on top of Xubuntu.
I started a few Gnome logins in test users' sessions, left active.
Then, I te
** Description changed:
NB: my real point is not to fix the death cause.
It's resurrection, in the second paragraph.
I (too vaguely) describe the events in case it could help.
I installed ubuntu-desktop on top of Xubuntu.
I started a few Gnome logins in test users' sessions, left act
Experiencing the same message on 7.10 (gutsy), FAT USB disk & CD-ROM.
The "Unsafe..." message didn't appear in xfce until I installed ubuntu-desktop
on top of an Xubuntu installation (now appears in both gnome and xfce).
BTW, the message doesn't say which device is unsafe, which may be important i
I can confirm this problem, and with a possibly enlightening variation.
This is using 2 Tecra 8000 @ 366 & 400 MHz, 256 MiB.
I've never seen the problem with 7.06.
With 7.10, I have seen it consistently in a dozen or so LiveCD boots.
With both 7.10 CR and release.
Except once, at which time I quit
>
> Frankly it looks like an implementation issue. Who was the brainiack
> who decided not to activate the menu on click release, but rather on
> click depression and then have click release also drive an action. Who
> the hell is clicking and holding down the right mouse button while
> browsing?
And, if you think freedom of speach is not managing 200 passwords, vote
here too :
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=413617
( https://www.myopenid.com/ )
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Please define LTS.
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In Ubuntu 8.04, I found it impossible to build a deb package overriding the
Applications menus.
The attached (incomplete) package adds Game Categories (sub)Menus where games
declaring to belong to these categories will be included (welcome by those who
list 200 games!!!). T
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And a shot of the resulting pretty Games Menu.
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Here is the patch after which :
- menu files that do not override anything continue to work as before
(obviously)
(I checked that existing menus are unaffected)
- menu files that intend to override something effectively do so
(The attached package now works according the the specs)
** Attachment
I, personally, do not follow this bug for personal convenience but for
the benefit of Ubuntu and Thunderbird.
I was a member of the RFC821 and 822 Internet Engineering Task Forces to
discuss e-mail extensions and that's the reason why I know and
understand not only what is in the e-mail RFCs but
This bug is obvious and all proof material has been collected and provided.
It's bee added to this database six months ago.
Since then, it's been visited twice.
Could it be set to confirmed instead of threat of removal in 60 days?
Does Ubuntu really wants to improve?
What's the game?
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On 2008-11-21 16:01, Sebastien Bacher wrote :
> ubuntu is using openid but not the GNOME bug tracker
I did not find how to use my myOpenID.com ID on either of ubuntu.com,
launchpad.net or ubuntu-fr.org.
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Thanks for yous care about this.
> the issue seems rather to be an user question than a bug
It would probably be the first time that contributing a patch would be
called asking a question.
> could you open a bug on bugzilla.gnome.org where the people writting the
> code will read it too?
>
I pr
This seems to exhibit the problem repeatedly :
(Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.9) Gecko/2008061015 Firefox/3.0)
display http://atilf.atilf.fr/tlf.htm
click "Entrez dans le TLF"
fill in "erreur" and click "Valider 1"
Select "ERREUR" (or any word), a window pops up.
Click on any link,
On 2008-11-26 13:28, Alexander Sack wrote :
> This isnt a bug imo. Receipts are there to notify when users open mail
> ... not depending on the content. If you think this is still valid,
> please open a new bug in bugzilla.mozilla.org and give us your bug id.
>
> ** Changed in: thunderbird (Ubuntu
** Attachment added: "mdnmsg"
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"what" is a bare lf is fully explained in the aforementioned
http://cr.yp.to/docs/smtplf.html
Just care to open (and read) it.
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Additional information to stress how awful wine looks on Ubuntu 8.04.1.
- All wine windows run "on top" of the Ubuntu windows, making it
absolutely necessary to minimize the applications.
- And minimizing is a problem (*).
- Last but not least, I have discovered that characters typed into some
d
Well, "work" isn't exactly the word for Mouse Gestures Redox 2.0.3 and me.
I installed it as prompted by Tools|Add-Ons|Get...|search|install.
I saw a positive result, but not the other users of this computer :-)
I looked for system wide installation, rather than repeating this
installation 10 time
> LTS provides only security updates.
Under System|Administration|Software Sources|Updates, I read Security,
Recommended ...
Please define Recommended (...)
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>
> If you have not, you can try to convince or to understand why it is so
> hard or so important to fix in 8.04, doing some research before, or at
> least trying to be nice.
>
I had written an explanatory text that I finally erased in fear of
reading again that this is no place for rambling.
B
On 2008-12-11 10:12, Ansus wrote :
> Svaens, if you feel capable to fix some bug, you can attach a patch
> which will be reviewed.
>
I suppose that if I had sent my long e-mail sooner, you would no have
dared write this.
Or else, please pull my information and patches out of the trash.
Now I'
On 2008-12-11 10:21, Ansus wrote :
> Ubuntu does not fully support languages other than English. If you
> experience problems with other languages, use English instead.
>
I suppose that if I had sent my long e-mail sooner, you would no have
dared write this.
This the first message I received
Public bug reported:
Using Ubuntu 8.04.1 on a Toshiba Tecra 8000 with USB hub shown below.
Often, when I plug a device to the hub, nothing happens.
This lasts as long as I decide (minutes).
Then I type the lsusb command, showing no device indeed.
That simple fact (issuing lsusb) connects the devic
Here you have.
As I suppose it's important, I commented it with when I'm doing what.
Also, I thought the USB events during boot might be useful.
Please note :
- the hub is 2.0 but the controller is 1.1
- this is a 7-port hub made of 2 daisy-chained 4-port chips.
(is there a way I can find on which
Public bug reported:
Under Windows (and Wine), a right-click occurs on ButtonRelease.
Under Gnome, a right-click occurs on ButtonPress.
Furthermore, the subsequent Release acts like a left-click.
Here are several consequences:
a) I the mouse slips towards a context menu between Press and Release
Hush, David, you'll be accused of making noise.
That is a different bug and yet it has been discussed in here already.
I have opened Bug #238733 about clicking logic.
If that logic was like in Windows, these bugs wouldn't be bugs.
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Thank you too, but I'm totally surprised with your comment.
What I have written has absolutely nothing to do with translations.
Are you sure this problem belongs to meta-gnome2?
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On 2008-06-12 11:11, Sebastien Bacher wrote :
> thank you for your bug report, that's an upstream design decision though
> and not an ubuntu bug and not something ubuntu plans to change in a
> distribution specific way, you should raise the point on
> bugzilla.gnome.org if you really want to discu
Sebastien, I agree that it's a feature, but that doesn't mean it's a
sacred thing :
1) myself and those who mentioned it discovered that feature by chance
2) hence, probably very little people use it, this would need a poll
3) it's not a very good idea to use a drag to make two clicks
4) in fact,
On 2008-06-15 11:24, Sebastien Bacher wrote :
> the bug tracker describes bugs, it's not a place where to make
> suggestions,
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/+bugs?&field.importance:Alist=WISHLIST
> you should really mail a list to start a discussion on the
> topic
No time and I am subscribed to
May I know what is incomplete in this report?
You have seen the bug yourself.
Do you need more examples?
I have seen more UTF-8, but why add nothing new?
Watchful now, I've seen a page wrongly displayed with CP1252 too.
The strange thing is that when I returned to that page with the back arrow, it
On 2008-05-16 14:28, Alexander Sack wrote :
> CP1252 displays properly. Still don't understand what is wrong about
> that?
OK, OK. I'll explain again and again then.
If Thunderbird displays unidentified pages with the wrong codepage, it
is a problem.
It's not because the CP1252 cases _you_ have s
On 2008-05-17 10:51, Alexander Sack wrote :
> This is not a bug. Its an explicit design decision to remember that
> you _manually_ select the encoding for a site.
>
> The auto detection does the correct thing in your example; so to get
> this confirmed, provide an example where the auto-detection
Public bug reported:
Thunderbird 2.0.0.14 sends the attached Receipt message.
(file as stolen from /tmp)
qmail-ldap-1.03 complains that it contains a "bare lf".
See attached dialog box & http://cr.yp.to/docs/smtplf.html
Dialog box is acknowledged.
Thunderbird just disappears.
Receipt never arrives
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I wonder if this report is just for the wishlist.
Bug #233990 describes a case where the Receipt message is never sent.
And, much like this bug, because things are done in the wrong order.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/30201
You re
Not sure what I'm experimenting relates to this thread.
Because I didn't find what you call your "crash".
Mine is Firefox abruptly disappearing without any message.
"tail -n 100 /var/log/*.log | grep firefox" is empty
It almost only occurs when I'm reading (belgian) Google News.
I launch a couple
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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** Description changed:
- balloon text hides bottom panel (Ubuntu 8.04)
+ balloon text hides Gnome desktop's bottom panel (Ubuntu 8.04)
When the mouse cursor is moved ov
Hi Mats,
Are we sure we're speaking of the same problem?
I reported one for Ubuntu Desktop.
Did you issue a fix to Ubuntu?
What daily built and where?
Is there a specific package I could download?
André.
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An easy one :-)
The launcher named "Browse C:\ Drive" executes the command
xdg-open ~/.wine/drive_c
The command should be
xdg-open ~/.wine/dosdevices/c:
(correctly displaying the c: directory wherever it is)
Cheers, André.
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Importance: Undecided
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An easy one :-)
The launcher named "Browse C:\ Drive" executes the command
xdg-open ~/.wine/drive_c
The command should be
xdg-open ~/.wine/dosdevices/c:
(correctly displaying the c: directory wherever it is)
Cheers, André.
** Affects: wine (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Sorry to repeat the obvious.
Problem #1
1. As shown in the attached screen shot, http://atilf.atilf.fr/tlf.htm
sometimes displays using UTF-8.
2. Obviously, I expected it to display correctly (using ISO 8859-1 default
encoding)
3. _when_ it misbehaves is mysterious, but I found one way to repro
** Attachment added: "Screenshot-Le Tr�sor de la Langue Fran�aise Informatis� -
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** Chang
Public bug reported:
Since I'm using it, I see Firefox (2.X and 3.0bX) sometimes display
pages using the wrong character encoding. Sometime a page will display
correctly, later the same page won't, without any apparent reason why
there's a difference.
I have first introduced Bug #206884 but, alth
*
Considering that the more I write about this problem the less it's
understood, I have introduced a new Bug #228988 where everything has
been rewritten from scratch.
PLEASE READ IT CAREFULLY, it's the last time I write, I have lost enou
Umang, what you wrote is a real find and I'm surprised there's so little
followup.
I could almost repeat almost what you described.
I would phrase it as follows.
If a context menu is canceled, a right-click in the area from which it
disappeared may produce the action that would have been taken
This bug is not at all "only a small cosmetic detail" to those who care.
If you look for something in an Autohide panel you obviously have to place the
cursor in it.
Doing so at the bottom of the screen, you get a tooltip hiding the place where
you have to look.
Not only does it it make using t
Ouch. I tried my second, bottom procedure again and it no longer worked.
I had repeated, though, it but it's probably not repeatable enough.
Remember the problem occurs now and then for unknown reasons.
Anyway, whatever the repeatability, the picture I sent shows something that
should never happen
Ouch. I tried my second, bottom procedure again and it no longer worked.
I had repeated, though, it but it's probably not repeatable enough.
Remember the problem occurs now and then for unknown reasons.
Anyway, whatever the repeatability, the picture I sent shows something that
should never happen
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 228988 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/228988
** Summary changed:
- fuzzy/confusing firefox View -> Character encoding menu semantics
+ Firefox can display a page with the wrong encoding
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Firefox can display a page with the wrong encoding
https://bug
I know very little about upstream, but I have the feeling that "Affects
Mozilla Firefox" should be removed from alias Bug #206884 and set in
main Bug #228988. Thanks.
John said :
> If we need more info please feel free to give it to us without the
> threat of "PLEASE READ IT CAREFULLY, it's the
On 2008-05-11 23:29, Alexander Sack wrote :
> in your description there is one point that makes your request that
> firefox should always do the right thing _without_ manual intervention
> void: you say "set View|Character Encoding to UTF-8" ... which is
> clearly a manual action and once you did
I wanted to write exactly what was already there, thanks :-)
But I wanted to add how good old Eudora does it.
Not only does it when the mail is closed, but it also offers to postpone acking.
And it's far from uncommon to want to ack mail later than the first time it's
read.
One may think that po
Umang, you have found something great because it's an obvious bug and
because it's highly repeatable.
However, I think that the bug open here is at least slightly different.
But it well may be that if a developer analyzes your bug with this one
in mind, he may well find a reason for both and fix
Oops, I forgot, about ...
> This prompt [...] likely should not be displayed at all if the
message is replied to.
I'm not sure that Thunderbird should prevent doing what the standards request.
This would prevent sending the Receipt vs allowing the user to choose.
And think that it's possible to
Hi Joseph,
Yes you're right.
Anywhere, even on the desktop, if I right-click and "slip" the mouse a
little bit towards the context menu, I execute the menu-item on which I
happen to stop slipping when the mouse button is released.
Counter-accessibility feature, really, not to learn to use a mou
On 2008-05-12 17:25, Alexander Sack wrote :
> OK, lets give it a try, taking small steps. Maybe that works better.
>
> When I first visit http://atilf.atilf.fr/tlf.htm in firefox 3 I get a
> page the is properly displayed. ffox automatically detected windows
> 1252. Is that the wrong encoding? the
On 2009-01-29 02:26, Alexander Sack wrote :
> Please read your mail. the workaround is to disable
> accessibility. Please confirm that that works or not.
Me too never used Accessibility features, probably as most and their dog
who confirmed the problem.
The Mouse gestures Workaround always worked
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