I just ran into it right now with Mint 17.2. I could copy stuff on the
usb flash disk with Midnight Commander without using sudo but Nemo
refused to do it.
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When I suspend the live session of Xubuntu 14.10 and wake up the
computer, the screen is locked and I'm asked to give a user name and a
password. I had to open a command-live session with ctrl+alt+F1 and run
'users' to find out that the user name is 'xubuntu' and then I
JaromÃr: What version of Xfce are you using? I'm on Xfce 4.10 that comes
with Xubuntu 13.10 and it remembers all keyboard settings when my
(remote) usb keyboard gets connected or disconnected.
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Okay, a part of the mystery is unveiled.
I installed xfce4.10 (from source) and the behavior of the keyboard panel
plugin changed to consistently
forgetting all but the first two layouts (us, cz-qwerty) on every system
startup. It also forgot the layout switching key.
Then it dawned on me that
More info:
The problem is caused by the official xfce4 keyboard layout settings manager
storing the preferences
in the xfconf registry (you can find them using the Settings Editor under
keyboard-layouts)
while the xkb-panel-plugin stores its preferences in xkb using libxklavier.
The two
Uh Huh!! There is a WORKAROUND!!
When I installed the packages for gtk integration ( libreoffice-gtk3 and
libreoffice-gtk ),
resize started working correctly.
Great! :D
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I have the same problem here on my Xubuntu Precise Pangolin.
It was already present running Xubuntu Oneiric.
The only application that shows this is LibreOffice (didn't try OpenOffice)
and it only happens with the Xfce desktop (I tested KDE and Gnome Shell
and the bug didn't appear there).
The
To Jim McDonald (doubletwist): If it also affects Debian, mark it on
this page with the (+) also affects distribution button.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/889212
Title:
LibreOffice
Hi again!
I tried to catch the little beast, so I made a script to monitor xkb settings
and scream
if they change. Well, since I added this script to my startup, the bug never
showed -
in other words, the panel plugin works like a charm now.
Perhaps the problem was caused by some other programs
Hi!
After some weeks of observations, the bug still persists but it seems to strike
less often.
Today, when I turned the computer on, it forgot the layout switching key
and the last of the three keyboard layouts I had set before.
Syslog showed nothing interesting, just three lines about cron:
Okay, I've been using xkb keyboard panel plugin for the last two days and it's
now forgetting its settings
only partially. Yesterday, I had three keyboard layouts installed (USA, CZECH
qwerty and CZECH extended backslash) and Scroll Lock set as the switch-between
key. This morning when I turned
After I had these problems with the xkb panel plugin, I stopped using it and
simply made a startup script that called setxkbmap to set the layout options.
When I read your post about the keyboard being disconnected and re-detected, I
installed the xkb panel plugin again and started testing it.
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Title:
keyboard layouts plugin forgets all settings at random times
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I added the keyboard layouts plugin to the xfce4 panel and added the
Czech QWERTY layout as the second layout after US English. Then I
selected Left Win as the layout switcher key. After some time, let's say
40 minutes, the switcher key stops working and when I open the
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