I don't have the time (nor the knowledge/skills, though if I had even
more time, I could probably fix that...) to fork Ubuntu - or even to try
to fix Compiz at this stage.
My laptop (my primary machine) has just broken again (due to flawed
power socket design), so I may well end up doing a clean
It seems that the developer I was communicating with was mistaken as to
the cause of this issue - and he's not really supposed to use work time
to support things like the cube.
The root of the problem here seems to be that Canonical/Ubuntu
developers have decided that, even though their new pet
It seems that an updated version of Compiz has hit the proposed repos
now, but it doesn't seem to contain this fix after all. It does,
however, contain the fix for the focus issue - so the correct window is
now focussed when the rotation is finished. I found that Update Manager
didn't want to
I've heard that it'll probably be this week, but I'm not sure whether
that was for it to hit -updates or -proposed (it doesn't seem to be in
either at the moment) - if it has to go through -proposed, I'm not sure
how long that'll take... but those of us who want to will be able to
install it from
A fix has actually been developed, and after what looks like a pretty
thorough testing phase, it's been merged - I imagine the holiday period
slowed things down a little (though this would ideally have all been
sorted before the holidays) - but it was a complicated issue to fix,
with nearly 2000
Sam's fix is awaiting review at the moment - here's hoping it doesn't
take long. I'm not sure how long we should expect to wait, but in the
mean time, I think we can stop posting me too posts (incidentally,
there's a perfectly good thing at the top of the page to flag it as
affecting you - it's
Sod assigning it - just get Sam's fix (as per bug 874862 (comment #14))
rolled out, or at least made available somewhere for us to use in the
mean time!
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I guess I really should mention that I grabbed and installed Erik's deb,
and it started working, even without the change to the Defaults.
Thanks, Erik, for supplying the deb.
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I've been wanting a solution for this for some time, since it would be
nice to be able to not only log in by swiping my finger, but get to the
network management dialog with it - since I use my laptop at home and at
work, needing to change network profiles between the two.
I've just been looking
