Public bug reported:
If I run ubuntu-bug -w and close the dialog, my cursor changes to a
cross hair if I hover over, for example, a Firefox window, but it does
not when I hover over a Terminal window or the Gnome Control Center
window. Clicking on those windows does not activate the bug
Public bug reported:
After changing the default alert sound in Settings > Sound > Sound
Effects, I cannot restore the alert sound to the Ubuntu 17.10 default.
Gnome Control Center version: 1:3.26.2-0ubuntu0.2
There are five options in the Sound Effects tab: Default, Bark, Drip,
Glass and Sonar.
This bug affected me with Ubuntu 17.04 on a Dell D630 laptop as well. I
applied the workaround that was suggested on the mentioned Arch forum
thread (disabling S-video). Add "video=SVIDEO-1:d" to the kernel boot
options in /etc/default/grub:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash
** Also affects: tomcat8 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1195189
Title:
tomcat7-instance-create instances not compatible with
Public bug reported:
The code below renders with an underlined whitespace after the first and
second image but not after the last image. The image links should be
displayed without underlined whitespace, as is the case when no
whitespace is added in the source code. This bug occurred right after
** Attachment added: Screenshot of the underlined whitespace
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/893827/+attachment/2605472/+files/underlined_whitespace.png
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Just installed Chromium [14.0.835.202 (Developer Build 103287 Linux)
Ubuntu 11.04] to check, and it also displays the unwanted underlines.
But when viewed in my Android phone browser, the display is correct,
without underlined whitespaces.
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To verify that I am not going crazy (yet), I just installed the older
3.6 version of Firefox. It displays the images as expected, without
underlined whitespaces.
I tried specifying several different doctypes (4.01 strict, html5), but
Firefox 8 won't ignore the whitespace. The specs say it should
@victorz:
That (Gnome?) version allowed some HTML tags as well, but I need them less than
the ISO 8601 week number, which is the standard in my country (The Netherlands).
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%W works in my format, but %U and %V don't. They blank the whole
datetime display, although the required space is still reserved.
%a %d-%m-%Y (Wk%V) %H:%M:%S
displays nothing, but is equally wide as
%a %d-%m-%Y (Wk%W) %H:%M:%S
which displays the correct date and time on my system (but I
Bug #730476:
In the code, measuring is done using the strftime function while the rendering
uses g_date_time_format. It seems these two functions use different parts of
the locale settings.
g_date_time_format does not support %V or %U:
In the code, measuring is done using the strftime function while the
rendering uses g_date_time_format. It seems these two functions use
different parts of the locale settings.
This explains Bug #775113 as well.
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If it is impossible or undesirable to use strftime() instead of
g_date_time_format() in the rendering, then this bug is a documentation issue.
The summary for the custom-time-format field in the dconf-editor clearly states
that strftime() is used.
Summary: The format string passed to strftime
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