Here's another example of why this is a problem.
I have a folder called gPodder that holds downloaded podcasts. When I
first subscribe to a podcast, a jpg image is often placed in a subfolder
of the gPodder folder. The jpg image usually shows a picture of the
podcast's host or something like
Just to clarify the problem:
If I use the HOME lens to search for a file:
1) I type Super
2) I type man
3) two headings appear: Applications and Files Folders
4) under the Files Folders heading is what I am looking for: a file called
Manager (but I have no use for the Applications heading and
Don't know if it relates to this or not:
I have set the Privacy/Zeitgeist setting to Record-Activity = OFF
Seems like Recent files etc shouldn't be recorded when Record-Activity
is set to OFF. Perhaps another bug I should report?
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A setting exists in 12.04 to disable the display of Recent Apps for
the Applications Lens: dconf-editor desktop unity lenses
applications display-recent-apps
but there is no corresponding seting to disable the display of Recent
Files in the Files-Lens. There should be
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I am using Ubuntu 12.04.01 64-bit.
Synaptic doesn't have a Global-Menu (the application's menu-bar appears
within the app-window instead of in the Top-Panel).
I use Synaptic to manage all my installations and it is the only package
manager app that I use for Ubuntu. I
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A MAJOR problem with Ubuntu is the endless prompts that GNOME-keyring
gives the user if the user creates an account (e.g., buys something,
registers to write reviews in USC, etc) in Ubuntu Software Center. Once
user creates an account in USC for whatever reason, the user will
Public bug reported:
I have System Settings Brightness Lock Turn screen off when
inactive for 5 minutes ENABLED.
When I am in the middle of viewing a photo slideshow with Shotwell,
Ubuntu will turn off the screen after 5 minutes. The photos are changing
every couple seconds during the
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Using Ubuntu 12.04, 64-bit version, installed on Lenovo X220 laptop.
Fresh default install and settings configuration.
When the laptop is plugged into a power source, the touchpad's onscreen
cursor (the white arrow that shows position) shakes excessively when
trying to use
** Attachment added: Touchpad Settings
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1028617/+attachment/3234477/+files/Screenshot.png
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Title:
Cursor
The gPodder icon can be dragged above the Shotwell icon. But it doesn't
fix it for good. The issue occurs again next time I start Shotwell.
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Commenting out DNSmasq works for me. I'm satisfied just being able to
comment out DNSmasq.
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Title:
Please add setting to enable/disable DNS cache
This bug is creating all kinds of problems for me because I can't do
remote starts, I can't boot and then leave the computer without
experiencing massive battery drain. Hopefully it will be fixed soon.
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Precise is now using DNSmasq for DNS cache. But no setting is apparent
for disabling this DNS cache for users who do not want a DNS cache.
The UbuntuBrainstorm asking for this feature said that users should be
able to turn on/off the cache:
Thanks so much for this tip Mathieu! really appreciate it.
I did see that reference in the blueprint but I didn't know which line
to comment out.
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I entered System Settings and navigated to the Screen section. I then
set Lock to OFF. But it doesn't work. Every time suspend engages
(for example, when I close my laptop lid or manually activate suspend),
my screen is locked when I resume.
How do I disable Lock so that the
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Title:
Screen Locks after suspend even when Lock is set to off
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I have numerous video files of various video formats, for example mp4
files. Nautilus does not display thumbnails for any of these videos.
I have gone into the Nautilus preferences and set it to always display
thumbnails for files smaller than 4GB. None of the video files
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Title:
Nautilus will not display video thumbnails
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Title:
Brightness level resets to Highest Setting at every boot
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The Highest Setting for Brightness on my Lenovo laptop computer is too
bright. To improve the appearance and conserve energy I lower the
brightness setting by about a third of the way.
System Settings
Screen
Brightness
Unfortunately, every single time I boot the
Public bug reported:
When I press F10, the focus lands in the middle of the Application Menu,
like the fourth or fifth menu item. Shouldn't pressing F10 result in the
first Application Menu item gaining the focus?
This bug is happening in all Application Menus, including the Desktop's
** Attachment added: Result of pressing F10.png
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/875208/+attachment/2548084/+files/Result%20of%20pressing%20F10.png
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In the past when I press Fn+F8 to enable/disable the touchpad on a
Lenovo laptop, NotifyOSD has always shown a popup describing the state
being changed to. But since updating to 11.10, NotifyOSD fails to
display this dialogue popup correctly.
Please look at the upper-right
** Attachment added: Result of pressing Fn+F8.png
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/875227/+attachment/2548144/+files/Result%20of%20pressing%20Fn%2BF8.png
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@Fitoschido,
no, I don't think it's a dupe of bug 837993 because I'm asking that a
setting be created that will allow users to choose whether they want to
use the Chameleon background or a slightly-see-through soft-black
background (similar to the background in Terminal). Essentially, a
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Here's a link to a photo for illustration (http://i.imgur.com/kctfB.png)
Notice all the blank space in the right side of the Nautilus window?
This picture shows a Nautilus folder with 14 items in Icon-View. Yet the
icons will only display in List view despite the fact that
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Title:
Nautilus shows Enlarged-Icons in list-view
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Yes, the icons show as side-by-side except when enlarged to maximum
Ctrl++ setting (allow me to explain):
I do not know what percentage the zoom is set to because unlike on
Natty, Oneiric does not present a % setting in the nautilus toolbar.
What I did was open Nautilus with the default settings
I'm having a problem where the Titlebar of non-maximized windows
vanishes on all applications. The only fix is to reboot the OS. Is this
the problem you are describing?
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When using Nautilus, the Alt+ keyboard shortcuts won't work. Pressing
the Alt key will reveal the application menu but pressing the underlined
letter will do nothing. For example, pressing Alt+F will not open the
File-menu. Pressing Alt+V will not open the View-menu.
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Title:
Alt+ keyboard shortcuts don't work in Nautilus
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Here's a screenshot of how VLC looks without a Titlebar
(http://i.imgur.com/g3EGG.png)
When using VLC, often when the user attempts to open something from the
application-menu (for example, Tools Preferences), then not only does
the preferences menu fail to open but all
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Title:
Using application-menu in VLC causes all Titlebars to vanish
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In the panel, navigating the dates/days within the calendar located in
the datetime-indicator-menu using the keyboard results in users getting
trapped. That is, pressing Esc does not exit the menu. And using the
arrow keys only takes you to the boundaries of the calendar
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Title:
datetime-indicator-menu is inescapable using just keyboard
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The volume keys on a Thinkpad X220 control the volume and cause the
NotifyOSD to appear when pressed. However, adjusting the volume does not
result in the slider on the NotifyOSD moving to reflect what setting the
volume is at.
Pressing the volume keys will raise the volume
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Title:
Thinkpad volume keys don't show level in NotifyOSD
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I prefer that when I engage the Dash that it show a black background.
The chameleon color changes that Oneiric introduces often results in
less than desirable contrast between the Dash's background and its
contents. I very much prefer that the background be black like it is
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No setting exists to run Dash with a black background in Oneiric
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