It looks like this bug may be a duplicate of the 1735986
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Title:
Unable to set different Scale on different Monitors
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correct notation: bug 1735986
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Title:
Unable to set different Scale on different Monitors
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It looks like this is also a duplicate of the bug 1735986
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Another note, I'm able to make chrome usable on my external monitor by
opening it using the following command. Obviously if I move chrome to my
4k laptop monitor it becomes unusable. But just documenting it as
another avenue.
GDK_DPI_SCALE=.5 google-chrome
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Just a follow up. I've gotten some good information from this AskUbuntu
post at https://askubuntu.com/questions/875832/how-to-set-per-monitor-
scaling-on-wayland
Following these directions seem to help with certain applications (e.g.
gnome-terminal, gedit, nautilus); however, it does not work for
I've now reported this directly to gnome-control-center here
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/issues/18
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1745440
Title:
"Apply"
I've now reported this upstream to gnome-control-center here:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/issues/17
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Title:
Unable to
Note the missing apply button is also mentioned in #1745440
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Title:
Unable to set different Scale on different Monitors
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I have the same issue while using
Ubuntu 17.10,
gnome-control-center 3.26.2
I'm attempting to have my laptop monitor (HP Spectrum 4k monitor) with
scale at 200% which works correctly.
And then scale my external monitors to 100%. I have two dell 1080p
monitors. When I attempt to change my
@Joseph, This issue appeared on a brand new install of Ubuntu 17.10 on a
brand new machine. I can take a look at trying a different kernel.
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I have a Logitech MX5000 Wireless keyboard which I've been using for
many many versions of Ubuntu. I just upgraded from Linux Mint (Ubuntu
14.04) to Ubuntu 17.10 and the keyboard is no longer responding while
using the USB Dongle.
>From the looks of lsusb, lsusb -t, and
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My laptop screen is 3840x2160 while my external monitor is only
1680x1050. In order for the laptop monitor to be usable I have the
scaling set at 200 (this works wonderful). However, when I plug in my
external monitor it is scaled up to 200% as well making it unusable.
Looks like your correct.
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Title:
best_name function should be using pidgin's functionality
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Title:
Brightness keyboard hotkeys do not work for the HP Pavilion dv3510nr
(dv3000) in Ubuntu 12.04
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When hitting the brightness keyboard hot keys a notification comes up
displaying the the brightness is changing; however the actual screen
brightness never changes.
By going into NVidia's control panel I'm able to manually change the
screen brightness.
ProblemType: Bug
I'm confused. Is Pithos now being developed in github rather than launchpad's
BZR repo, and when did this happen?
P.s. I did a clone of the git repo and it appears to be working perfectly.
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Matt,
Thanks this patch worked perfectly.
Chris,
It depends on whether you installed from source or through a package manager;
but basically track down the file pandory.py. The command I ran looked like
the following.
patch -p0 pithos/pandora/pandora.py pandora.py.patch
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I'm not sure how long you've been trying it with IMAP+, but I as well
tried that a while ago thinking it solved it. But like my original
description says this happens in sporadic time periods. After using it
with IMAP+ for a little while the same behavior happened with the
folders disappearing.
I don't believe that they were declined for lucid and maverick, it looks
as if they're pending. But I was thinking that it may not have been
merged into those versions because they were already out. This is the
reason I'm recommending it for natty, it is still in development.
Thank you for taking
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Binary package hint: evolution
Since upgrading from 10.04 to 10.10, my IMAP folders under accounts
keeps disappearing. I can get them back by going to Folder -
Subscriptions and selecting the account; however, after a short period
of time they disappear again. I have
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Yes, but it looks like no one is maintaining the upstream code anymore.
All changes to this package have come from add-ons and changes in the
ubuntu package for it.
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Nigel, not sure what you mean. Have you forwarded this to someone
upstream, or are you just referring to the fact that I've put in a merge
request?
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I now have a build of Lucid along with this bug fix in my PPA. To
install you can do the following.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:isleshocky77/ppa
sudo aptitude update
sudo aptitude safe-upgrade
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** Changed in: pidgin-libnotify (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Committed
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