Ah — looks like this may be a duplicate of
https://bugs.launchpad.net/redshift/+bug/724078
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Title:
redshift do not affect the mouse cursor
To ma
I'm seeing this on an x86_64 install of Fedora 19 in an ASRock Ion 330HT
box, whose graphics Gnome Settings's Details pane describes as “Gallium
0.4 on NVAC”.
I don't appear to have an xorg.conf. /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/ doesn't
mention “HWCursor”. Is there any other information I could provide
…There is actually a preference browser.search.selectedEngine — is it
possible that the context menu and Ctrl+K are referring to
browser.search.defaultenginename when they should be referring to this
instead?
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There's a workaround for this: in about:config, set
browser.search.defaultenginename to the name of the selected search
engine.
This changes the search engine used by the context menu, and the
destination of Ctrl+K. You'll have to do this each time you change your
selected search engine.
A fix fo
The default fallback controls (used by Adwaita) look very similar but
don't appear pixelated—perhaps they could be used by the dash?
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Title:
Dash
This is not fixed with Unity 4.20.0-0ubuntu2 and Compiz
1:0.9.6+bzr20110929-0ubuntu1.
I've just restarted and opened a few windows (Nautilus, Firefox, Totem,
Gnome-Terminal). All of them appear above the launcher.
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We have a wealth of beautiful Free wallpapers created by the Ubuntu
community, but no easy way to get them into Ubuntu.
The ubuntu-wallpapers-extra package should comprise all of the past
winners of the wallpaper contest, and a slideshow cycling among them
(and the latest win
** Summary changed:
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first run and when passed a command line parameter
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first run and when passed a command line parameter
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indicatorm on first run and when passed a command line parameter
To manage
Public bug reported:
Radiotray 0.6.4 asks on first run whether to put its UI in an app
indicator or a Gnome 2 notification area applet.
In Unity, it shouldn't, because there is no notification area. If the
user chooses the default (notification area), there will be no visible
UI. Radiotray should
I suggest using “Mario scrolling”, where the selected item is always in
the middle of the screen (unless you're within half a screen of the end
of the list).
A demonstration: http://vimeo.com/7804527
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Binary package hint: unity
I opened Firefox and clicked the Restore button on the Session Restore
page. Ubuntu hung.
Sound continued to play and I could still move the mouse, but Ubuntu
wouldn't respond to any clicks, key-presses, or touching the top-left
corner.
I managed
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Difficult to switch to minimized window of active program
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Binary package hint: unity
It's very difficult an unintuitive to switch to a minimised window of
the active program without using the keyboard.
Clicking the launcher icon only scales the non-minimised window(s). The
unintuitive workaround is to minimise the non-minimised win
In 10.10 I used Compiz's ADD Helper plugin (called “Dim Inactive” in
natty) to dim inactive windows to 85% brightness. (I'm on natty now,
where the plugin doesn't work, so no screenshot.)
Might this approach be useful by default? (…once the plugin works in
natty.)
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Ah. The GIMP compressed away the shadows' subtlety. They look much nicer
in real life.
Anyway, try it for yourself :)
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Title:
Increase shadow are
Paul,
That could work. But if we're recalculating every time the window's
content changes that would likely (1) cost many cycles and (2) be very
distracting.
Hopefully these screenshots demonstrate that a simple mid-grey shadow
works well: it provides good visual contrast if the window and
backgr
Since the command doesn't require further information to complete, there
should be no ellipsis. Whether there's a dialogue is irrelevant.
See the third guideline: http://library.gnome.org/devel/hig-book/stable
/menus-design.html.en#menu-item-type-command
If we're deliberately disregarding the HIG
A suggestion to make dark window edges on dark backgrounds more
distinct:
I use a borderless theme with a shadow colour of #808080ff (mid grey).
#404040ff (darker grey) works well too.
This makes dark edges on dark backgrounds appear to have a light glow,
while light edges on light backgrounds ap
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-settings-daemon
Using the Classic Desktop session (Gnome Panel) in latest natty. I did a
clean install from the latest daily image, but rsync'd my old settings
files back into ~ .
gnome-settings-daemon won't run. The fallback theme is used througho
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gnome-settings-daemon: error while loading shared libraries:
libgtk-3.0.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or
directo
This works for me on a recent natty daily in Unity.
I can reproduce the bug on maverick in a gnome-panel session, but I
didn't try reproducing this on natty in a gnome-panel session. (Will
gnome-panel sessions in natty come with the appmenu indicator by
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How would we go about getting this bug reopened?
Either the en-GB locale incorrectly specifies the 12-hour format—in
which case please point us to that bug report—or the time indicator
still doesn't respect my locale settings.
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Ubuntu 10.10 still freezes up after a few hours left alone.
Other than installing an unsupported kernel, what can I do to gather log
info to find the culprit?
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This still applies to latest Maverick.
I haven't tested any third-party kernels.
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Every so often Ubuntu stops responding completely.
Music continues to play, but the screen doesn't update. It's impossible
to move the mouse, and Ubuntu doesn't respond to any keypresses, except
sometimes SysRq+E. After a hard reset, everything works as normal for a
while unt
mpt, sound like you're running unclutter without the -keystroke switch.
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> In this point you are assuming that the user will only launch
> applications from an application related to the window manager.
Nope. gnome-panel is neither compiz nor metacity. It doesn't matter
which app does the launching.
> Otherwise, there is a need for a function call for a third
In my opinion the behaviour should be this:
1. No window should ever take focus. It should only be possible to throw
focus *to* another (possibly newly-opened) window.
2. When a new window appears, it should appear immediately behind the
focused window (even if the focused window isn't frontmost)
This isn't a support request. I know how to add search engines.
The bug is that Ubuntu doesn't pick up on Mozilla's own localisation of
Firefox into non-en-US locales.
** Summary changed:
- en-GB Firefox in Feisty has no search engine for Amazon.co.uk
+ British English Firefox in Ubuntu doesn't
Yes, this bug still exists.
** Changed in: thewidgetfactory (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => New
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Binary package hint: testdrive
When running testdrive 1.31-0ubuntu1 and choosing any “ISO” (why are we
using jargon like this?), I get this error:
ERROR: You must have either /usr/bin/kvm or /usr/bin/VBoxManage installed.
HINT: Consider installing kvm if your CPU supports VT
Public bug reported:
Using the en-GB layout with all the Options set to default, Shift + Alt
Gr (but note *not* Alt Gr + Shift) used to work as the Compose key.
In latest lucid it does nothing. This has been happening sporadically
over the last few release cycles.
It was working properly for me
I'm seeing the same thing on an Asus Eee PC 900a. Mega b0rkage.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: netbook-launcher
netbook-launcher has been running for 19 hours and is now using 362.9
MiB of memory and 521.6 MiB of virtual memory.
My laptop has 994.2 MiB of memory and netbook-launcher alone is using
over a third of it. This is far too much memory fo
In Ubuntu 9.10, netbook-launcher only shows on the top-left-most screen,
regardless of which is the primary screen. Putting the external monitor
above the laptop screen puts netbook-launcher on the external monitor,
but the panel on the laptop screen.
It also exposes another bug where the desktop
Yes, it's fixed for me in Ubuntu 9.10 / Gnome 2.28, en-GB.
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Often when a large video is playing, or when there is otherwise a lot of
movement on screen (e.g. gnome-shell's overview zooming), the entire
display flickers and tears, as if it were a 3D texture being repeatedly
drawn incorrectly.
Irregular portio
Adding Xorg.0.log, since ubuntu-bug didn't do it automatically.
I also note that although I'm running a gnome-shell/mutter from a PPA,
this also occurs with the gnome-shell/mutter in karmic, and with
karmic's default metacity and totem.
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Binary package hint: crash
Part-way through the xrandr video mode cycle in System Testing's video
suite, X crashes.
ProblemType: Bug
Architecture: i386
Date: Fri Nov 13 04:19:43 2009
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 9.10
NonfreeKernelModules: nvidia
Package: crash (not installed)
ProcE
We could put asynchronous notifications in the top-right corner if
synchronous notifications were centred horizontally (top, middle or
bottom).
Gnome 3's approach is to make asynchronous notifications fixed in
height, so they can show at the bottom of the screen:
http://blogs.gnome.org/mccann/2009
I've found another spreadsheet that also crashes, but contains less-
sensitive data—see the attachment.
It seems that the problem isn't the now() function, but that the data
ranges go to an arbitrarily-high row number.
Another spreadsheet I have, where the data ranges go to a slightly lower
row n
When I filed the bug, notify-osd used dialogues for notifications that
included mandatory action buttons, instead of non-interactive bubbles.
This was by design; the design and/or the implementation may have
changed.
If I recall correctly, gnome-globalmenu showed the dialogues as “notify-
osd”.
-
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OpenOffice.org 3.1 Spreadsheet
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/429111
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Binary package hint: openoffice.org
I have a spreadsheet that contains a graph; unfortunately, the file
contains personal data and because of this bug I can't modify it to make
the data more generic, so I can't provide an example file.
Each time I try to save this spreadshee
This bug isn't in Gnome Do—it's in Ubuntu's British English (en-GB)
locale, which is part of the default installation for users in Britain.
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I have PackageKit installed, on Karmic, and updates set to install
automatically.
When an update begins, many notify-osd windows open saying “gpk-update-
icon: Updates are being installed”. No windows should open.
All of these windows appear in front of the active window and
This has become *much* worse on Karmic. It was almost working on Jaunty.
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That's very weird—as soon as I filed this bug, it stopped happening.
Enabling and disabling Click to focus may have done it. (Though there
must be some sort of bug if changing an option and changing it back
results in different behaviour.)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bu
Public bug reported:
Using compiz with Focus stealing prevention set to Very High, new
windows appear in front of the active window.
This could be a security vulnerability if I was typing sensitive data
when focus was stolen.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Using 0.3.14-0ubuntu5 on 9.04, I still see this error when using the
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I have the *opposite* problem: new windows appear in front of the active
window.
I can prevent windows gaining *focus*, by changing Compiz's settings,
but I haven't found a way to change where new windows appear in the
stacking order.
I'd like new windows never to appear in front of the active wi
Progress! With the latest jaunty, full-screening a Flash video now
causes Firefox >3.0.* to *hang* instead of crashing.
** Summary changed:
- Firefox 3.1 crashes on full screen flash video
+ Firefox 3.1 and above crash on full screen flash video
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I should point out that this script doesn't actually work reliably—I
published it when it worked for me first time, but the printer's since
stopped working again.
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In that case this bug is in Ubuntu's en-GB locale.
(I haven't been able to find a plausible-looking package to report it
against, so I've filed it against Ubuntu in general.)
** Also affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Public bug reported:
The system monitor's processes tab shows times in a 12-hour format.
It should either respect the local time format, or use a sensible
neutral fallback, i.e. 24-hour.
** Affects: gnome-system-monitor (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
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I disagree that it's invalid—design doctrine number 1: it's *never* the
user's fault.
After installing *any* other package, you can run it by invoking the
package's name. Exceptions, such as ImageMagick, print usage
instructions instead.
The user (me) has no way of knowing that they should invoke
Public bug reported:
On Ubuntu 8.10, thewidgetfactory fails to run.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Install package “thewidgetfactory”
2. Run `thewidgetfactory`
Expected results:
thewidgetfactory runs.
Actual results:
“bash: thewidgetfactory: command not found”
** Affects: thewidgetfactory (Ubuntu)
This also affects Firefox 3.1 and 3.2 running on Ubuntu 8.10.
http://crash-stats.mozilla.com/report/index/ef80473b-290b-492f-
869e-423982090301 is an example crash report using Mozilla's latest 3.1,
but the same thing happens with Mozilla's latest 3.2 and with ~ubuntu-
mozilla-daily's firefox-3.1
Public bug reported:
When "Preferences → Feeds → Feed Cache Handling → Default number of
items per feed to save" is set to 10, and a feed's "Properties →
Archive" is set to "Default cache settings", more than 10 new unread
items are retained.
** Affects: liferea (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecide
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: liferea
Liferea 1.4.12-0ubuntu2 on Hardy creates many corrupt copies of
places.sqlite in its Mozilla profile folder.
These appear as ~/.liferea_1.4/mozilla/liferea/places.sqlite.corrupt ;
~/.liferea_1.4/mozilla/liferea/places.sqlite-1.corrupt ;
~/.lifere
I'm not sure: System → Administration → Hardware Drivers shows “NVIDIA
accelerated graphics driver (legacy cards)”, but that's “Not in use”.
(Besides which, I've now upgraded to Hardy.)
Also, in the System Monitor's Resources tab on Hardy, the graphs'
backgrounds are black and the plots leave trac
I can reproduce this only with Mozilla's trunk Firefox (Minefield, I'm
using the latest nightly)—and not with the Firefox packaged in Ubuntu.
I do recall seeing this bug quite a while ago (circa Edgy or Feisty) but
I may have been using a Firefox build from Mozilla then as well.
My homepage is ab
Public bug reported:
When pressing the keyboard shortcut set for “Launch web browser” (System
→ Preferences → Keyboard Shortcuts), the directory listing for the
user's home folder is loaded into the browser (instead of the home page
or a blank tab or similar).
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance:
Samuel L. B.: I found that on Gutsy, some images were rendered too
bright (washed-out, as if overlaid by a semi-opaque white) using
Mozilla's Firefox 3—the tabs at https://help.ubuntu.com/ are an example.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/182038
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Yes, this affects Mozilla's trunk builds too (has done for several
weeks). I can't discern any difference between the symptoms in Mozilla's
builds versus Ubuntu's.
(By the way, this bug's title mentions just one symptom of the larger
problem: “Xulrunner displays some images incorrectly (as copies
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 157412 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/157412
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Binary package hint: deskbar-applet
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ProblemType: Crash
Architecture: i386
Date: Sat Feb 9 18:51:34 2008
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 8.04
ExecutablePath: /usr/lib/deskbar-applet/deskbar-app
hdb consists entirely of my /home partition (hdb1), which wasn't being
formatted (or, I thought, touched at all), so it's odd that that should
cause the installation to fail. The installation (the / partition) was
going on hda2.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/151
Yeah, I downloaded the Feisty CD image too.
I'm certain that the alpha 4 ISO was not corrupted because I checked it
with md5sum. It's possible that it was burned incorrectly (I used the
Brasero in Hardy) but there was no problem loading the live session.
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I can't, unfortunately—I've since reinstalled (and successfully upgraded
Feisty to Gutsy).
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gconf-editor
Error dialogue:
“
Could not install gconf-editor; subprocess post-installation script returned
error exit status 245
”
Terminal window:
“
Errors were encountered while processing:
gconf-editor
ubuntu-desktop
Traceback (most recent call la
I see the same error using Hardy alpha 3 and alpha 4.
I used the i386 desktop CD both times, burned at 2×. I used manual
partitioning to overwrite the / partition (I have a separate /home
partition on another disc).
Feisty installs OK (I haven't tried Gutsy).
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> this issue is incomplete for firefox-3.0 until we know that this is a
firefox bug.
Since this affects Liferea too, I think that (if anything) it'll be a
bug in the Mozilla/Gecko/Xulrunner library.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/182038
You rec
In Gutsy, images that fail to appear at all in Feisty and Hardy (for
example: the tabs at https://help.ubuntu.com and the border around
“Customise homepage” at http://www.bbc.co.uk/home/beta/ ) *are* drawn,
but much too light—as if the opaque parts of the image had been overlaid
with semi-transpare
I can also reproduce this on Feisty using a Firefox trunk build from
Mozilla. Presumably Gutsy is affected too.
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There are more details and screenshots at
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=411831
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Black rectangle instead of image in FF3 [Hardy]
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https:/
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Ubuntu's Mozilla/Gecko/Xulrunner 1.9 / Firefox 3 packages.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/187680
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Public bug reported:
On Hardy, the latest trunk builds of Firefox (*not* the packages
provided by Ubuntu) render many transparent or scaled images incorrectly
and some not at all.
Mozilla bug 411831 ( https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=411831
) includes a detailed description.
It's sus
Public bug reported:
After restarting Ubuntu Hardy, the Compose key doesn't function until it
is deactivated and reactivated in Keyboard Layout Options.
Steps to reproduce:
1. System → Preferences → Keyboard → Layouts → Layout Options
(My keyboard layout is United Kingdom)
2. Under “Compose key p
This is almost certainly something to do with Amarok: it only occurs
while Amarok is frozen. Force-quitting Amarok reverts all the symptoms,
and activates the actions associated with any Gnome keyboard shortcuts
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Public bug reported:
While not doing anything unusual in particular, I used a keyboard
shortcut (left Windows key + X) to start Amarok playing a stream (the
main Amarok window was hidden; only the tray icon was showing).
Thereafter the system acted as if those keys were stuck in: Amarok
periodical
I can confirm comment 14: the rules appear to be ANDed. These rule-sets
demonstrate:
1. Read status is unread
2. Read status is unread; Item does contain “Ubuntu”.
Rule-set 2 returns fewer results than rule-set 1.
(The following is probably a separate bug, but one that exacerbates
this:)
The UI
Will this be fixed before the Gutsy release?
This is a major regression in functionality versus Feisty, that renders
a basic feature of Liferea completely unusable, and has a fix available
upstream.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/125896
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Public bug reported:
There are several symptoms that all appear at the same time:
The keyboard stops responding, including the Lock lights.
Clicking one of the main menus (Applications, Places, System) doesn't open the
menu.
Clicking the Quit button on the panel doesn't open the dialogue.
The mo
After closing and restarting liferea, the search folder's still empty.
I used Subscriptions → Quit, so it wasn't just hidden in the
notification area. Even a full system shutdown-and-restart doesn't make
the search folder update itself.
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https://bu
Absolutely any rule produces zero matches for me.
I have a search folder whose criteria are:
Read status is unread
Flag status is flagged
Update status is updated
Even though several feeds have unread items, there are no matches in the
search folder. (Matching any single criterion should be enoug
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: liferea
All search folders are always empty, even when some or all of the
criteria are met.
Using liferea 1.4.2 on gutsy, having upgraded from feisty.
** Affects: liferea (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Search folders are a
Public bug reported:
In Mozilla's British English (en-GB) version of Firefox for Windows, one
of the default search engines is Amazon.co.uk. Ubuntu's version of
Firefox has Amazon.com instead.
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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en-GB Firefox in Feisty
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