Sorry for the delay, but it took some time to decide on a plan of
attack.
I installed Konqueror on my Ubuntu 8.04 desktop and logged on within it.
I found myself logged in on the Bugs section. I jumped to both the
Launchpad Home and Answers sections and to my surprise within Konqueror
both
A few more new results: I was running Firefox 3.0.0.4, but not yet
logged on when I started up Konqueror and successfully logged on. I
then logged on within the Firefox browser and wrote my comments above.
Afterward I wondered, if the success by Konqueror changed anything. Yes
it had, however,
Public bug reported:
I doubt that the lack of my login being recognized is a Firefox flaw,
per se. Here is a short description of some of the tests I
inadvertently ran after my initial logon. I was surprised finding my
email and password filled in though I do not think I ever asked that it
be
Only works in a limited sense, meaning it's not useful:
[reg [EMAIL PROTECTED] name]:~$ update-notifier --force
PID TTY TIME CMD
5756 ?00:00:04 pulseaudio
Cursor sits just below the last line with no indication of further
processing. Yes the icon appears, however, if I stop
Thanks for your bugreport.
Could you please try to run update-notifier with the --force option ?
There might be a bug in the 8.04 and 8.10 version that its not honored.
If that is the case, please let me know.
Tried it. While the notifier icon appeared the terminal seems to hang.
If it is
Björn,
I suspect your problem has nothing to do with KDE. I have a write up
where I had the similar problem, however, under Ubuntu 6.06 I was
mounting the other drive and /home partition using /media/[hard drive
id] as the mount point. When /media worked for fixed hard drives icons
for the
Public bug reported:
This is really not a bug: it's a design issue and I understand the logic
for the current choice.
However, under the desktop 6.06 it was possible to have an unprivileged
user see the icon, which I know can irritate some users: Bug #47253
But the option was available to hide
