A normal piece of software would let you right clicking some empty area
of the Unity bar and get preferences. This does not.
For someone that needs to change a setting, its a long and annoying
process, just to get to the unity menu. The OP has icon and position
problems, I have multiple monitors a
I run gnome, 11.04, beta2, "Ubuntu Classic", and typing "gitk" from a
git repo causes the screen to flash, and then flicker back but messed
up, and the system is frozen. I've installed all updates before trying
this.
I've noticed that if I manually change Tk/wish to 8.5, running gitk no longer
cr
Bilal,
Its 11.04 Compiz Unity I believe, it switched to my default when I
upgraded to 11.04 beta. I had never used Unity under 10.10. For
reference, when I select "Ubuntu Classic" as my default session in
11.04, window maximizing behaves properly. However, with "Ubuntu" (aka.
Unity) as the default
When I have a window on my primary screen, and I click maximize, it
moves the window to the secondary screen, and makes it very tall,
narrow, and skinny. I expected it to take up all the room possible on
the current screen I was on, the primary screen.
This is very annoying, and unless its resolve
Thanks for the info.
Peter Dietz
On Tue, 2006-12-12 at 18:10 +, Martin Pitt wrote:
> Also, this is not an issue in Feisty any more since the default sound
> card selector disappeared entirely.
>
> ** Changed in: control-center (Ubuntu)
>Status: Confirmed => Fi
I had the same problem of no indication of a default sound card in the
"Sound Preferences" menu. I solved this by adding the name of the
current user to the list of users in the audio group, in the file
"/etc/group". Suggestion: should this not be done automatically when
adding new users with "us
