Thanks for your feedback @seb128 :)
The use-case in Bug #2064646 seems a bit different though, as this seems
to affect the window that currently has focus. In the issue I reported,
Settings has been in the background for several hours/days before
suddenly initiating the faulty snapping action.
I'
Public bug reported:
## Relevant information
* GNOME Settings version: 46.0.1
* Operating system (distribution): Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
* Screenshots
- Screencast of the visual cue disappearing after the Settings window is
dragged, see Screencast_from_2024-06-23_21-06-32.webm
- I also have a
Considering that the default shortcut to switch between tabs in some
major Gnome apps, such as Files and Text Editor, is actually Ctrl-
Tab/Ctrl-Shit-Tab (at least with recent versions), doesn't that make the
upstream limitation obsolete and could this behavior be ported to
Terminal?
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** Description changed:
Context:
Sofware updater is downloading a Google Chrome update.
Version:
update-manager 1:0.196.12
Bug #1:
At some point, the currently downloaded size exceeds the total download size.
On screenshot updater_1106.png, you can see 67.1MB out of 48.5MB.
Public bug reported:
Context:
Sofware updater is downloading a Google Chrome update.
Version:
update-manager 1:0.196.12
Bug #1:
At some point, the currently downloaded size exceeds the total download size.
On screenshot updater_1106.png, you can see 67.1MB out of 48.5MB.
Bug #2:
10 minutes lat
FYI, it's now 11:45AM and the software updater notified me that "the
software on this computer is up to date"
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Title:
Software updater displays w
