What is intriguing with Graeme's user scenario is, why have the users
been ignoring the window which was popping up?
Users ignore this kind of popup behavior because the internet, and viruses
do this crap all the time.
The same way you filter out ads online, in the store, on tv, wherever you
months.
https://launchpad.net/~ddumont/+archive/ppa/
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rdesktop works bad with several keyboard layouts
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Really? So the majority of the PC users, and a good portion of the open
source market decided that they liked a certain model...
And you come and proclaim that they all have it wrong? Very bold of you,
sir.
I really don't icare/i what you think about the notification area...
What I care about
Not to mention that you force code that's no-where NEAR complete down the
pipes to people who expect a release to have pretty proven code.
I will not wait for developers to finish, that's what the dev-cycle of
this release was for. They should have offered this replacement as
experimental and
It's obvious by the size of this thread that you've upset far more people
than you anticipated.
Why can't we come to a solution that will let everyone have what they want
and include some configuration options?
On Sat, Apr 18, 2009 at 12:00 PM, Sebastien Bacher
seb...@ubuntu.comwrote:
You can
Are you being intruded when your
e-mail program notifies you in a persistent window that new mail is
ready (and maybe even bring up the program window unfocused)? Are you
being intruded when your IM client pops up a window when someone new
IM's you?
YES!
Now please allow for the user to revert
This new feature is a slap in the face to users who have up until now have
been following a well established model of notification.
Ubuntu has been operating this way for years.
Now we file a bug report because for many of us, this IS a feature
regression.
The developers respond in a heavy handed
I see a notification in the system tray when there are updates... what
behavior are you referring to?
On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 11:04 AM, Brian Curtis
briancurtis...@gmail.comwrote:
On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 10:32 AM, ddumont ddum...@gmail.com wrote:
Are you being intruded when your
e-mail
ddumont, that something is years-old and well-established does not mean
it is correct. (For example, applications have been asking for over 25
years whether you want to save changes to documents, but that's always
been nonsense and should be fixed eventually.) Nor does it mean the
behavior should
It is not configurable by everyday users... That setting is not explicitly
supported. When it breaks, everyone who relies on it will be SOL.
On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 12:14 PM, Vincenzo Ciancia vincenzo...@yahoo.itwrote:
Il giorno mer, 08/04/2009 alle 14.42 +, ddumont ha scritto
While this will solve *my* problem...I still think it is a mistake in
general to annoy regular users with this new behaviour. More and more
people are finding out about this, how many people subscribing to this bug
will it take to force the developers' hands?
I don't understand the problem
I find the developer response to this bug report both insulting and
comical...
You seriously... are comparing a notifier application to OpenOffice or
evolution?
I think you have slightly distorted view on things if you believe that you must
make up for the sins of others by chopping your own
Procion, don't touch the status of this bug report.
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intrepid regression: rdesktop overrides window manger key binding even when -K
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/270997
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On Oct 23, 2008 5:18 PM, Benjamin Drung [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
If this bug is a regression introduced by patch for bug #251709 (like
ktp420 wrote above) then Steve Kowalik should be assigned to this bug
and not
Assigned to Benjamin Drung: looks like he merged in the regression.
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intrepid regression: rdesktop overrides window manger key binding even when -K
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/270997
You
So will the nic drivers be blacklisted in the beta? And hopefully
updated later with a patch?
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What you call a bug, I call a feature. However I think that's only
because of the description.
It's not that you can't leave fullscreen, it's that rdesktop is no
longer honoring the -K option. It's ignoring the WM keybindings.
you definatly can still see the difference between fullscreen and
I think https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/rdesktop/+bug/270997
is a more accurate report of this bug.
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Cannot exit gnome-rdp fullscreen when visual effects are enabled
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