There is an easy workaround to this, as mentioned in #17
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mutter/+bug/1892440/comments/17)
Just downgrade libmutter for the time being.
For anyone complaining about how long this takes to resolve: it hasn't even
beem three weeks. Ubuntu is an ooen source
When you open multiple files with Totem, they are put in a queue and
will play after each other. The previous and Next buttons still work,
but there is no way to see the playlist or to edit it.
Get rid of the playlist functionality entirely or make the playlist view
/ sidebar accessible via the
Although this bug has "expired" in 2011, I'm still experiencing this
issue with Ubuntu 14.04, Brasero 3.10.0. ISRC codes are not saved at
all. As soon as you close the track information dialog and re-open it,
the ISRC code is gone.
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I can confirm installing caribou solves the problem. It should be
installed by default when installing gnome-shell, or at least when
installing Ubuntu Gnome.
The keyboard appears automatically in GTK applications, including Libre
Office, but not in Chromium, or when using the text-tools in
This is a basic feature and on a 'wishlist' for more than 4 years.
What's the point of groups if you can't edit, rename and order them? It should
make accessing your contacts more easily, not more cumbersome.
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This also affects me with 13.04
Apparently the unread status is initiated on every pageload on reddit.com
I don't know if it matters, but I'm using Firefox. I haven't tested this with
Chrome/Chromium.
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From a duplicate, Bug #774254 :
I have worked around this by installing compizconfig-settings-manager
and enabling the Window Rules plugin. You can make a rule
type=Dialog for Maximize. Now all Dialog windows are opened
maximized. You could also make a Size Rule to have dialoges opened at
a fixed
I have worked around this by installing compizconfig-settings-manager
and enabling the Window Rules plugin. You can make a rule
type=Dialog for Maximize. Now all Dialog windows are opened
maximized. You could also make a Size Rule to have dialoges opened at
a fixed size.
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I'm using Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. Fresh install. All updates applied. Running
Unity.
1) Run Transmission (indictator applet enabled)
2) Click Show Transmission in indicator applet (checkmark disappears)
3) Click Show Transmission in indicator applet again (checkmark appears)
The real solution would still be: never autohide an object while
hovering! This is so annoying and unintuitive. This is rule of thumb in
User Experience. It should never happen, ever.
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After installing the proposed updates, the launcher still auto-hides
when you switch programs (or start one) when there's a maximized window.
However, when I point the mouse to the edge and the launcher re-appears,
it doesn't immediately auto-hide anymore, until you click it again. This
is much
I have the same problem as described here, with a fresh 11.04 install,
on an Asus EeePC 900, all updates applied.
After switching from one (full-screen) application to another, the
launcher auto-hides while hovering it. Also when you move the mouse
pointer to the edge again, the launcher
I might add: while this behaviour is due, the expose function also won't
work. When clicking on a launcher with two (or more) active windows, all
windows appear instead of triggering expose. The second time, however,
expose triggers as normal, the panel will stay visible (and unfolds
bottom
When I pin the terminal application to the launcher, and launch it, it
doesn't get an arrow indicating the application is active. When I click
the launcher again, it opens a new terminal window instead of showing
the current active one, or triggering expose.
The only way to get back to the other
I'm sorry. please ignore the expose comment. This seems the normal
behaviour.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/745707
Title:
Launcher should never autohide when the cursor is
Ken! You are the best! :D
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/550824
Title:
Once status is set to offline the me menu becomes disabled so can't be
used to go online
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I have the same problem since I've upgraded from Jaunty to Karmic.
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I have the same problem here. Whatever keyboard layout / localization I choose,
after reboot it's reverted to the defaults.
Checking the 'Separate layout for each window' option seems like a reasonable
workaround. Thanks Gavin.
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Since I removed the symlink /etc/rc2.d/S98mountnfs, pointing to
/etc/init.d/mountnfs.sh. This issue is resolved for me.
As I mentioned earlier, I have created that symlink myself. Perhaps
you're dealing with a different issue. Please describe what you're
experiencing, perhaps in a new bugreport.
Please ignore my previous comments (heheh... again yeah ;-)
I wondered why my splashimage wasn't working with a 640x480 setting...
...Well, that was because the splashimage should be 640x400, and my (attached)
image is also 640x480.
I think I was concentrating on the Vesa resolution so much
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