Please tag it "Won't fix" instead of invalid.
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Global Menu does not work with Firefox on ubuntu 20.04
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And thus Gnome's poor UX design is dragging everyone else with them.
Maybe Gnome developers and Canonical can live in a pretend world where a
Hamburger menu is a remotely-acceptable UX in A DESKTOP OS, but for
those of us who use Ubuntu professionally this design is just not
practical.
I'm
I don't understand, it's not like Unity was the only DE environment with
a global menu bar. This looks like another case of Gnome dragging
everyone else's UX down with them.
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1) version: 79.0+build1-0ubuntu0.20.04.1 500
2) Ubuntu Release : Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS
3) What I expected to happen:
In Unity DE. menu bars are integrated with title bar or top panel when
maximized
4) What happened instead:
Menu bar doesn't integrate. Takes too much
So yesterday I experienced an epiphany. I was making a quick script and
realized it would be best if it used notifications to tell me some
stuff. But notifications weren't working at all. That's when I realized,
I haven't seen notifications in a lng while. This affected my ubuntu
experience
I am experiencing this.
* Fresh 16.04 install.
* First login menus worked correctly.
* Doesn't seem specific to the menu in the top panel. I am using the option to
make menu bars show in window title bars and permanently.
* This seems to only happen with gnome apps. GIMP, Firefox, Inkscape,
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1532226 ***
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I am experiencing this.
* Fresh 16.04 install.
* First login menus worked correctly.
* Doesn't seem specific to the menu in the top panel. I am using the option to
make menu bars show in window title bars
blockquoteThe focus of this bug is political/blockquote
Oh no!
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Mozilla's homophobia will hurt ubuntu's image
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Recent events (http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/mar/27/how-
can-mozilla-turn-a-blind-eye-to-ceo-support-prop-8-gay-marriage) have
greatly harmed the image of Mozilla and therefore the Firefox browser.
Ubuntu should consider that in order to maintain its image as an
Experiencing the same in Unity 5, Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
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desktop files not picked up in /usr/local/share/
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Given recent revelations , I think the discussion regarding the ethics
leaving some scopes in the default and even their inclusion in the
repositories repositories should be revisited.
If you want me to be more explicit:
- We know that youtube is part of PRISM.
- We don't know if Amazon joined
I downloaded the .deb package from jEdit's website, it installs without
OpenJDK 6, as an added bonus, it is a newer version.
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jedit
Precise.
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jedit package in precise needs Java 6 , can't use just 7
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This package seems to be the only reason I cannot understand
openjdk-1.6, and just use 1.7. jEdit's home page says jEdit requires
Java 1.6 or latter, so there seems not to be a reason to forbid Java
1.7-only installations from installing this package.
** Affects: jedit
It needs to be opt-in, or there needs to be a ToS screen that details
what this service does and how to disable it.
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Don't include remote
I think that there should be a world lens that integrates all network-
based searches. Could be web searches, wikipedia searches, contacts,
etc. The home tab should be about ... home. It should only integrate
local stuff. (Beyond of making ubuntu get blamed of becoming adware*, it
is a serious
When it became evident that new Nautilus version would cause usability
issues with Unity and there was no time to fix it before feature freeze,
its features got postponed to 13.04. I recommend that in the case of
this feature , it is postponed to 13.04 so that there is time to decide
how it is
Mark Acknowledges the feature is not working as intended and claims it
is not a money-making scheme. Then is it really such a priority to fast
track it and put it in 12.10 when it has such grave usability issues and
concerns related to the privacy statements?
I really think that the feature can
blackwool: Are you using 12.10 beta? If you are not, you don't have to
remove anything.
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Don't include remote searches in the home lens
It will make every advocate's livfe easier if we don't have to explain
to everyone how shopping ads appearing on any desktop search does not
actually mean ubuntu is adware.
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Dear upstream reading this. Please, could you interpret this wishlist
request not as Add a monochrome icon but as allow to change the
status icon ? I am sure that if it was possible to change it, a choice
for a monochrome icon would be available online within seconds.
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Thank you for the patch and ppa! I also noticed the odd behavior with
windows near the bottom of the screen. The ppa also fixes a bug I was
experiencing with maximizing windows moving out of workspace 2 to
workspace 1 whenever I switched to workspace 3 or 4 using gnome-panel.
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Once I upgraded to 10.10 I had this issue and also a slow boot issue.
I think both issues are unrelated. Because the boot issue has apparently
stopped being a problem after I made sure to run fsck correctly on my
huge partitions. For some reason the slow down happened right after fsck
ran. I also
I can say that after I upgraded to the mainline 2.6.36-rc7 kernel this
was fixed.
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Hello. Well, I don't really want to mess up with my packages just to test
it, but of course that's not really a problem. There is always the solution
to get a virtual machine, set its resolution as 1024x600 and also the other
resolutions that are said to be bugged and install Lucid beta on it. I
:
vexorian, thank you for your assistance in this matter. As a reminder,
it is still not recommended to *install* Lucid just to test a few
packages. Also, a virtual machine, while very useful, can sometimes
cause slightly different behaviors than your actual machine because some
virtual machines
This bug is at least one year old and has not been fixed yet.
It is something with sdl-mixer that makes it slow down when timidity is
not installed.
A work around is to install the timidity package, another one is to
create an empty /etc/timidity/timidity.cfg file.
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games using SDL are very
I wouldn't call it non-critical. I am sure there are plenty of users out
there that have no idea they are being affected by the bug but just assume
certain icons do not exist. I wonder how many of them are wondering why
ubuntu can't have a way to change their password ( I didn't notice my
problem
Same problem here, I got 9.10 in an Acer Aspire One.
The notification bar icon gets to the point of reporting 0% of battery
left yet nothing happens even when I configured it to hibernate or power
off when the battery is critically low.
I checked gconf and percentage_critical is 3, tried
Rustle, if you have space in your screen to have four terminals, you
should be using non-UNR ubuntu.
It is very helpful in small screens, in large screens not that much,
that's how things work. I doubt it is making any users run away. Most
netbook distros use this interface precisily because the
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Binary package hint: grub2
ubuntu 9.10 grub2 1.97_beta4
A clean install of karmic in an Aspire One has this issue, another
computer installed using the same disk image does not have the problem.
Main difference between the two is that the Aspire One has a Sata disk
and 10
in my case, the configuration dialog also crashes, can't send the report
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Only crashed once, but is still unable to save my IP settings, I am also
running the 64 bits version.
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Same problem on karmic beta live. Sound works but the volume is VERY
low.
My sound card is a V1708B 8-CH HD audio from an asus P5KPL/1600
motherboard.
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In my opinion this should be marked as bug and not just a wishlist.
Lack of customization is really becomes a BAD, bad , BAD thing from the
stuff ubuntu is inventing lately. This reminds me of the UME_launcher
which was always a great idea but with almost no customization options
whatsoever.
It
Some points:
* EULA = BS that threatens to corrupt ubuntu, yes, really. Letting this happen
will allow a lot of BS to get in later.
* IceWeasel is EXACTLY firefox, yeah that's right, the only differences are the
name and a logo, nope you won't lose functionality, not at all, please stop
using
Regarding how brand and logo help users stay:
- Most of the new users come from the IE world.
- Most of the old users would already know that IceWeasel is exactly firefox.
- The rest are probably already open minded enough to give a try to an OS that
comes without a browser they know by name, or
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Binary package hint: k3b
I was attempting to copy a CD, as usual it saved a image file then asked
for a writable disk, I insert a blank CD, after 10 seconds K3B
complaints about it not being an appendable CD... I try again with
another blank CD, once again.
After checking
There's SDL and SDL_mixer which are quite cross platform.
fmod's producers should consider GPL, it really worked for QT, people
will be allowed to do 'commercial' stuff but always following the GPL,
if they want to make proprietary things then they would have to get a
commercial license from
Speaking of which, I think whatever package is required to enable music
playback should also be added as a recommended package.
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Man, I was just about to use it for home work, quite a disappointment
that it does such false advertizement by getting called gnuplot, I think
they should have changed the name or something, I don't really get why
it is so restrictive in distribution. I think it should be moved
somewhere else.
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I am trying the nautilus 2.22.3 version from hardy-proposed, it fixed a
bug I wanted gone. But I noticed something odd and it is that sorting by
name, date or any option that is not type or size, now ignores the
folder attribute, I think the intended behavior is to always
Well, today I booted my computer and verified that key, it is set to
true, strangely the behavior is also gone, all I did since the time I
reported the bug was to install other package updates and then I shut
the computer down. I cannot know if the key was unchecked before doing
so. I cannot
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Binary package hint: nautilus
The nautilus version I am using is 1:2.22.2-0ubuntu6 in hardy.
Whenever I try to duplicate a folder nautilus crashes and restarts on
/home/username/ I tried running nautilus from the terminal and
reproducing the bug but no error message seems
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Xye is a game licensed under Zlib-license with source available, it is a
puzzle in which you need to get all diamonds, you only need to solve
varied levels and sometimes even avoid beasts.
The source package contains an SVG icon that could be used for a
launcher in the app
Hello, just got the heads up getdeb has released these packages :
http://www.getdeb.net/app.php?name=xye
On Jan 14, 2008 7:41 PM, Siegfried Gevatter (RainCT)
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Importance: Undecided = Wishlist
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It still seems to stop the download process, although it didn't seem to
forget about already downloaded packages anymore.
I tried it twice, and on the second time it didn't stop the download
process, so this is weird.
On Dec 4, 2007 11:33 PM, Brian Murray [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you for
There are instructions to how to upgrade to gutsy's kernel on feisty on the
ubuntuforums site.
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Or you can upgrade to the beta now. There are very few issues left in
Gutsy. After all, it'll be released in a week and a half from now.
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I think that changing the status of the bug is not accurate, feisty
users are still affected by this problem and I think that if security
bugs get fixed, critical bugs such as this one should be fixed as well.
Gutsy is still on alpha stage and not a lot of people can upgrade the
kernel manually,
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 67810 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/67810
This problem was fixed by the kernel devs.
I would like to see a kernel update in this regard. It is a critical bug
that to me got more weight than any security flaw.
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Changing theme from preferences menu disrupts the upgrade manager's
process, the download gets cancel without any error messages, you got to
restart the download process and it has to download everything again.
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status:
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Binary package hint: openoffice.org2
After installing ubuntu 7.04, I changed icon theme to tango and then
tried openoffice, none of the openoffice programs shows any icon in the
toolbar, I tried to use toolbar options to change icons and openoffice
crashed. Then I tried
Just noticed there is a package to download tango theme for openoffice,
maybe that's the issue, either way there should be a way to know in
advance about the effect changing the theme has in openoffice, the
OpenOffice crash though is still an issue.
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