Since this is now a wishlist item let me add to the above.
In addition to the problem with download not able to be cancelled, the
really frustrating aspect is that the application is completely frozen
waiting for all 1256 previews to download. This is bad design.
Downloading should be happening in
The behavior goes well beyond counterintuitive and into the realms of
the actively deceptive. What Emmet Caulfield omitted to mention in his
excellent comment is that when you first click in folder properties to
change an icon, a window opens entitled "Browse icons" which has icons
in it - the cur
my DSDT had (/_PR.CPU0) instead of (/_PR_.CPU0)
/_PR_.CPU0 is at least defined as an external object.
/_PR.CPU0 just seems to be a typo.
May I assume from your comment that you found
and fixed a similar error and STILL couldn't get it
to work?
I am reluctant to try using a chan
OK - the CPU0 entry is indeed the error. But my conjecture about the underscore
I
think was just a mistake. However I have fixed the problem on my machine.
Discussion at this location
http://www.mail-archive.com/acpi-bugzi...@lists.sourceforge.net/msg11969.html
is relevant. This analyses a case w
ubuntu jaunty:
I'm a gnome user. However I have been using dolphin
for its prettier interface. I'd like to report that the issue
afflicts dolphin under gnome, but does not afflict the
native gnome file browser which moves to trash almost
instantly. I've therefore decided to give up on dolphin
The behavior goes well beyond counterintuitive and into the realms of
the actively deceptive. What Emmet Caulfield omitted to mention in his
excellent comment is that when you first click in folder properties to
change an icon, a window opens entitled "Browse icons" which has icons
in it - the cur
Since this is now a wishlist item let me add to the above.
In addition to the problem with download not able to be cancelled, the
really frustrating aspect is that the application is completely frozen
waiting for all 1256 previews to download. This is bad design.
Downloading should be happening in
The behavior goes well beyond counterintuitive and into the realms of
the actively deceptive. What Emmet Caulfield omitted to mention in his
excellent comment is that when you first click in folder properties to
change an icon, a window opens entitled "Browse icons" which has icons
in it - the cur
my DSDT had (/_PR.CPU0) instead of (/_PR_.CPU0)
/_PR_.CPU0 is at least defined as an external object.
/_PR.CPU0 just seems to be a typo.
May I assume from your comment that you found
and fixed a similar error and STILL couldn't get it
to work?
I am reluctant to try using a chan
OK - the CPU0 entry is indeed the error. But my conjecture about the underscore
I
think was just a mistake. However I have fixed the problem on my machine.
Discussion at this location
http://www.mail-archive.com/acpi-bugzi...@lists.sourceforge.net/msg11969.html
is relevant. This analyses a case w
ubuntu jaunty:
I'm a gnome user. However I have been using dolphin
for its prettier interface. I'd like to report that the issue
afflicts dolphin under gnome, but does not afflict the
native gnome file browser which moves to trash almost
instantly. I've therefore decided to give up on dolphin
my DSDT had (/_PR.CPU0) instead of (/_PR_.CPU0)
/_PR_.CPU0 is at least defined as an external object.
/_PR.CPU0 just seems to be a typo.
May I assume from your comment that you found
and fixed a similar error and STILL couldn't get it
to work?
I am reluctant to try using a chan
OK - the CPU0 entry is indeed the error. But my conjecture about the underscore
I
think was just a mistake. However I have fixed the problem on my machine.
Discussion at this location
http://www.mail-archive.com/acpi-bugzi...@lists.sourceforge.net/msg11969.html
is relevant. This analyses a case w
The behavior goes well beyond counterintuitive and into the realms of
the actively deceptive. What Emmet Caulfield omitted to mention in his
excellent comment is that when you first click in folder properties to
change an icon, a window opens entitled "Browse icons" which has icons
in it - the cur
ubuntu jaunty:
I'm a gnome user. However I have been using dolphin
for its prettier interface. I'd like to report that the issue
afflicts dolphin under gnome, but does not afflict the
native gnome file browser which moves to trash almost
instantly. I've therefore decided to give up on dolphin
Since this is now a wishlist item let me add to the above.
In addition to the problem with download not able to be cancelled, the
really frustrating aspect is that the application is completely frozen
waiting for all 1256 previews to download. This is bad design.
Downloading should be happening in
The behavior goes well beyond counterintuitive and into the realms of
the actively deceptive. What Emmet Caulfield omitted to mention in his
excellent comment is that when you first click in folder properties to
change an icon, a window opens entitled "Browse icons" which has icons
in it - the cur
Since this is now a wishlist item let me add to the above.
In addition to the problem with download not able to be cancelled, the
really frustrating aspect is that the application is completely frozen
waiting for all 1256 previews to download. This is bad design.
Downloading should be happening in
ubuntu jaunty:
I'm a gnome user. However I have been using dolphin
for its prettier interface. I'd like to report that the issue
afflicts dolphin under gnome, but does not afflict the
native gnome file browser which moves to trash almost
instantly. I've therefore decided to give up on dolphin
my DSDT had (/_PR.CPU0) instead of (/_PR_.CPU0)
/_PR_.CPU0 is at least defined as an external object.
/_PR.CPU0 just seems to be a typo.
May I assume from your comment that you found
and fixed a similar error and STILL couldn't get it
to work?
I am reluctant to try using a chan
OK - the CPU0 entry is indeed the error. But my conjecture about the underscore
I
think was just a mistake. However I have fixed the problem on my machine.
Discussion at this location
http://www.mail-archive.com/acpi-bugzi...@lists.sourceforge.net/msg11969.html
is relevant. This analyses a case w
Since this is now a wishlist item let me add to the above.
In addition to the problem with download not able to be cancelled, the
really frustrating aspect is that the application is completely frozen
waiting for all 1256 previews to download. This is bad design.
Downloading should be happening in
ubuntu jaunty:
I'm a gnome user. However I have been using dolphin
for its prettier interface. I'd like to report that the issue
afflicts dolphin under gnome, but does not afflict the
native gnome file browser which moves to trash almost
instantly. I've therefore decided to give up on dolphin
my DSDT had (/_PR.CPU0) instead of (/_PR_.CPU0)
/_PR_.CPU0 is at least defined as an external object.
/_PR.CPU0 just seems to be a typo.
May I assume from your comment that you found
and fixed a similar error and STILL couldn't get it
to work?
I am reluctant to try using a chan
OK - the CPU0 entry is indeed the error. But my conjecture about the underscore
I
think was just a mistake. However I have fixed the problem on my machine.
Discussion at this location
http://www.mail-archive.com/acpi-bugzi...@lists.sourceforge.net/msg11969.html
is relevant. This analyses a case w
The behavior goes well beyond counterintuitive and into the realms of
the actively deceptive. What Emmet Caulfield omitted to mention in his
excellent comment is that when you first click in folder properties to
change an icon, a window opens entitled "Browse icons" which has icons
in it - the cur
Since this is now a wishlist item let me add to the above.
In addition to the problem with download not able to be cancelled, the
really frustrating aspect is that the application is completely frozen
waiting for all 1256 previews to download. This is bad design.
Downloading should be happening in
ubuntu jaunty:
I'm a gnome user. However I have been using dolphin
for its prettier interface. I'd like to report that the issue
afflicts dolphin under gnome, but does not afflict the
native gnome file browser which moves to trash almost
instantly. I've therefore decided to give up on dolphin
my DSDT had (/_PR.CPU0) instead of (/_PR_.CPU0)
/_PR_.CPU0 is at least defined as an external object.
/_PR.CPU0 just seems to be a typo.
May I assume from your comment that you found
and fixed a similar error and STILL couldn't get it
to work?
I am reluctant to try using a chan
OK - the CPU0 entry is indeed the error. But my conjecture about the underscore
I
think was just a mistake. However I have fixed the problem on my machine.
Discussion at this location
http://www.mail-archive.com/acpi-bugzi...@lists.sourceforge.net/msg11969.html
is relevant. This analyses a case w
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