*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 982771 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/982771
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 982771
Scrolling stops working in GTK3 scrolled windows after some time
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 982771 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/982771
The recent update to xserver-xorg-input-synaptics seems to have fixed
it, so I'm going to mark this bug as a duplicate of #982771.
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I had reported this problem elsewhere on LP and just found this bug
report at the same time that the patch revision got bumped into my
updates and the problem went away. Thanks everyone!
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** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #673734
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=673734
** Also affects: gtk via
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=673734
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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Title:
notify-osd starts automatically in gnome session and prevents gnome-
shell from owning notifications
Public bug reported:
I'm getting very haphazard scrolling behaviors using the scroll wheel in
GTK 3 applications. It will work properly for a time then cease to
function with no apparent cause.
I'm using Ubuntu 12.04 and I have disabled overlay scrollbars using the
environment variable disable
I can return it to proper functioning by removing and replacing the psmouse
kernel driver.
When I do so, these messages appear in the dmesg log:
[ 1639.710729] psmouse serio2: synaptics: Touchpad model: 1, fw: 7.2, id:
0x1c0b1, caps: 0xd04733/0xa4/0xa
[ 1639.780224] input: SynPS/2
The code is an if statement, it can only execute one of the two
programs, and the desired behavior involves not running either since if
either runs it claims that dbus service instead of gnome-shell.
So it should probably be changed to test for something which determines
that we're running
In case it wasn't clear, I use GDM as my login manager, and not the new
one that Ubuntu introduced.
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Title:
notify-osd starts automatically in
** Description changed:
When I log into Ubuntu 11.10's gnome-shell session, notify-osd is
started first when I attempt to run a program that calls notifications.
I have to manually kill notify-osd and restart gnome-shell, every time I
log in. I mentioned this problem in LP #830467 but
I can see why it starts notify-osd. My $GDMSESSION is gnome-shell, but
$(basename `readlink /etc/alternatives/x-session-manager`) = gnome-
session, so It starts notify-osd in that code. I don't have /usr/lib
/notification-daemon/notification-daemon installed anyway, so if that if
statement
After installing notification-daemon notify-osd doesn't start and
notification-daemon starts instead. However that also doesn't provide
the desired behavior with quodlibet, though for some reason volume
controls use the gnome-shell notification style.
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Since it's not quite the same thing, I'm rolling my problem into a
separate bug in the hopes that it gets addressed before 12.04 releases.
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Title:
Okay, I think I've convinced myself this is actually fixed this time. I
had fun talking to myself in this bug thread :)
** Changed in: thunderbird (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Released
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Spoke too soon, not an hour after I marked it as fixed it cropped up
again.
** Changed in: thunderbird (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released = New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/914991
This bug seems to be fixed in the Thunderbird 10 that was just pushed to
oneiric.
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Title:
Thunderbird sometimes marks whole newsgroups as unread
** Changed in: thunderbird (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Released
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Title:
Thunderbird sometimes marks whole newsgroups as unread
To manage
** Summary changed:
- Thunderbird sometimes marks whole newsgroups as read
+ Thunderbird sometimes marks whole newsgroups as unread
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Title:
Now that this has been patched in recent releases, would someone care to
backport it to oneiric? Is the release of Thunderbird 10 in oneiric-
proposed recent enough to include the patch?
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Has this fix been backported to 9, and if not will it be? I'd like it to
hit Ubuntu 11.10 sometime...
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Title:
Thunderbird sometimes marks whole
Public bug reported:
I was tracking the upstream bug report #695309 for this issue, which has
affected Thunderbird 8.0, the version in Oneiric. The problem has just
been patched upstream in trunk and will make it into Thunderbird 12 when
that releases (in May, presumably too late for Precise). I
Public bug reported:
I was looking to install MESS when I noticed that xmess-sdl was removed
from Debian back in the beginning of the year, replaced by mess-sdl
built from the mame package. I also noticed that it seems that the
Ubuntu mame package is not the same beast, and although a mess
@julo @pdf Okay, thanks for pointing out that bug. I'll follow #849733
@pitti This bug seems to be fixed now, thank you.
@didirocks Thanks again for the patch.
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@pdf - The actual bug in my book is that Nautilus still has a separate
window for file transfers. I think the file transfer should be converted
to a gnome-shell notification, which obviates the need for handling its
window. I don't know if the Nautilus devs intend to do that though, or
how Unity
Fixing that bug would be a solution for now, but ideally a real solution
wouldn't use the deprecated notification area at all, but integrate it
into the shell somehow.
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This is still happening on the release version.
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Title:
Packaging: gnome-shell should be marked as Provides: notification-
daemon
To manage
The bug where they were both running at the same time seems to be an odd
fluke, I can't reproduce it. The main issue was that notify-osd would
co-opt notifications, which is the behavior that garyvdm described. I
removed notify-osd and the problems went away. I've reinstalled it but I
haven't
Upstream pointed out the bug is Ubuntu-specific, and affects nautilus,
not gnome-shell. The offending code is in the
11_copy_skipping_page.patch (http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-
branches/ubuntu/oneiric/nautilus/oneiric/view/head:/debian/patches/11_copy_skipping_pager.patch)
** Package
I'm not sure how, but it seems fixed now. Must've been the 3.2.0
upgrade?
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Title:
Typeahead search entry not persistent while receiving input in
Having notify-osd installed causes it to block gnome-shell's
notifications, instead making them appear using notify-osd's style. For
instance, running notify_server_get_caps() would presumably get the
capabilities of notify-osd, and thus apps will not allow for persistent
notifications, which is
Public bug reported:
When running nautilus and doing a file transfer that brings up the file
operations window, I noticed that the window doesn't appear in the Alt+Tab
grouping for nautilus, and does not appear in the gnome-shell Windows activity
or even in the thumbnail for the workspace that
I reported the bug upstream
(http://code.google.com/p/quodlibet/issues/detail?id=819sort=-idcolspec=Stars%20ID%20Type%20Component%20Milestone%20Summary),
hopefully it will be fixed. Until then, can someone see to importing
this patch into Ubuntu package so that it gets in oneiric before
release?
** Bug watch added: Debian Bug tracker #643796
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=643796
** Also affects: quodlibet-plugins (Debian) via
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=643796
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Incomplete
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Title:
mouse input/alt+tab stops working, restarts working (sometimes) after
I found this bug recently, and discussed it with someone in #gimp on
the GNOME IRC, who helpfully pointed out that this was due to the
toolbox and other dialogs being hinted by the window manager as Utility
windows. This is configurable in the Preferences, under the Window
Manager heading, with
After installing the latest round of updates, the problem has gone away.
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Title:
volume changes work correctly but the OSD always shows full
After installing updates, I can confirm the focus problem still affects
user applications as in bug #805630 though it seems that Dash and
Launcher and the alt+tab switcher are no longer affected.
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** Summary changed:
- Search box does not persist long enough for user to type a filename
+ Typeahead search entry not persistent while receiving input in Icon View
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** Description changed:
- When in a folder with multiple files, you normally can select a file by
- name by typing the name of the file. A small box appears below the
- nautilus window containing the search text.
+ While in Icon View, the search entry typeahead that appears when you
+ begin
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 840971 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/840971
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 840971
volume changes work correctly but the OSD always shows full volume and
plips at the same level
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I am experiencing what is probably the same problem, except that it
always shows as if it was muted, instead of at full volume.
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Title:
volume
Public bug reported:
The notification for volume slider that appears when adjusting the
volume using media keys does not display the actual volume, but appears
to be muted (but without the mute symbol, see screenshot). The volume is
adjusted, however, and the slider on the indicator is adjusted
** Attachment added: Screenshot at 2011-09-20 23:54:01.png
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/855240/+attachment/2434479/+files/Screenshot%20at%202011-09-20%2023%3A54%3A01.png
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I haven't experienced this bug since upgrading to 11.10b1, so I assume
it's fixed there.
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Title:
mouse input/alt+tab stops working, restarts
Public bug reported:
When in a folder with multiple files, you normally can select a file by
name by typing the name of the file. A small box appears below the
nautilus window containing the search text.
In the nautilus currently in 11.10b1, the search box disappears while I
am typing. It
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Title:
Search box does not persist long enough for user to type a filename
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I just upgraded to 11.10 beta 1, and can confirm that this still exists.
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Title:
Some focused windows do not appear on top of unfocused windows,
The patch works here too! Thanks.
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Title:
media keys no longer work in oneiric
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It also affects the new alt+tab switcher in 11.10, making it appear
underneath other windows.
This time, there wasn't really anything needed to reproduce it; it was
going this way just after I logged in and hasn't quit.
** Attachment added: Example of alt+tab switcher being affected.
It is very irregular. I thought it had gone away for a time but it
recently recurred, and went away after I closed all open programs. It
seems to only happen if there are a lot of programs open at once, and I
suspend and resume. I can't reproduce it though.
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I found out how to reproduce this effect in a different way.
1: Open two instances of program A which has an icon in the Launcher
2: Open one instance of program B. Program B should have focus
3. Right-click the icon for Program A, and click the top selection with the
program name.
Now one of
Public bug reported:
Starting the Software Center through all the usual ways produces the
same thing. The application loads with just a gray background in the
window, and nothing else, and there are no menus in the global menu, and
keybindings do not work. The application can be quit using the
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Title:
USC is a gray background without icons, is unresponsive (no menus)
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After rebooting, the problem went away.
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Title:
USC is a gray background without icons, is unresponsive (no menus)
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xorg
Without any obvious trigger, the mouse will cease working. I can still
move it, but it doesn't do anything like open tooltips or click, and
hovering over the Ubuntu button doesn't cause the launcher to appear.
Switching windows via alt+tab or
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Title:
mouse input/alt+tab stops working, restarts working (sometimes) after
minimizing and restoring windows
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I'm attaching Drake Wilson's patch from the Debian bug thread, which I
can confirm works on my system (maverick amd64 with kernel
2.6.35-25-generic)
** Patch added: Patch borrowed from debbugs #427360
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