[Bug 51211] Re: Learning Clock: unlike a real analogue wrist watch, the 'hour dial' jumps back an hour when you dragged the 'minute dial' by 360 degrees... feature or bug?

** Changed in: gcompris Importance: Unknown = Medium -- Learning Clock: unlike a real analogue wrist watch, the 'hour dial' jumps back an hour when you dragged the 'minute dial' by 360 degrees... feature or bug? https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/51211 You received this bug notification

[Bug 51211] Re: Learning Clock: unlike a real analogue wrist watch, the 'hour dial' jumps back an hour when you dragged the 'minute dial' by 360 degrees... feature or bug?

Yes, it seems it has moved to Discover activities and it works as expected in gutsy. ** Changed in: gcompris (Ubuntu) Status: Incomplete = Fix Released -- Learning Clock: unlike a real analogue wrist watch, the 'hour dial' jumps back an hour when you dragged the 'minute dial' by 360

[Bug 51211] Re: Learning Clock: unlike a real analogue wrist watch, the 'hour dial' jumps back an hour when you dragged the 'minute dial' by 360 degrees... feature or bug?

I don't see the clock learning game in either Feisty or Gutsy. Has it been removed? ** Changed in: gcompris (Ubuntu) Status: Confirmed = Needs Info -- Learning Clock: unlike a real analogue wrist watch, the 'hour dial' jumps back an hour when you dragged the 'minute dial' by 360

[Bug 51211] Re: Learning Clock: unlike a real analogue wrist watch, the 'hour dial' jumps back an hour when you dragged the 'minute dial' by 360 degrees... feature or bug?

** Changed in: gcompris (upstream) Status: Unconfirmed = Fix Released -- Learning Clock: unlike a real analogue wrist watch, the 'hour dial' jumps back an hour when you dragged the 'minute dial' by 360 degrees... feature or bug? https://launchpad.net/bugs/51211 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing

[Bug 51211] Re: Learning Clock: unlike a real analogue wrist watch, the 'hour dial' jumps back an hour when you dragged the 'minute dial' by 360 degrees... feature or bug?

Upstream reports that this is Fixed in the CVS. Will be in the 8.2 Final. -- Learning Clock: unlike a real analogue wrist watch, the 'hour dial' jumps back an hour when you dragged the 'minute dial' by 360 degrees... feature or bug? https://launchpad.net/bugs/51211 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing

[Bug 51211] Re: Learning Clock: unlike a real analogue wrist watch, the 'hour dial' jumps back an hour when you dragged the 'minute dial' by 360 degrees... feature or bug?

** Changed in: gcompris (upstream) Status: Unknown = Unconfirmed -- Learning Clock: unlike a real analogue wrist watch, the 'hour dial' jumps back an hour when you dragged the 'minute dial' by 360 degrees... feature or bug? https://launchpad.net/bugs/51211 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list

[Bug 51211] Re: Learning Clock: unlike a real analogue wrist watch, the 'hour dial' jumps back an hour when you dragged the 'minute dial' by 360 degrees... feature or bug?

This appears to be a bug, rather than an actual feature. ** Changed in: gcompris (Ubuntu) Importance: Undecided = Low Status: Unconfirmed = Confirmed -- Learning Clock: unlike a real analogue wrist watch, the 'hour dial' jumps back an hour when you dragged the 'minute dial' by 360

[Bug 51211] Re: Learning Clock: unlike a real analogue wrist watch, the 'hour dial' jumps back an hour when you dragged the 'minute dial' by 360 degrees... feature or bug?

** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #368549 http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=368549 ** Also affects: gcompris (upstream) via http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=368549 Importance: Unknown Status: Unknown -- Learning Clock: unlike a real analogue wrist watch, the

[Bug 51211] Re: Learning Clock: unlike a real analogue wrist watch, the 'hour dial' jumps back an hour when you dragged the 'minute dial' by 360 degrees... feature or bug?

The gcompris people need to tell us what the intended behaviour was... At the moment it's very un-life-like. -- Learning Clock: unlike a real analogue wrist watch, the 'hour dial' jumps back an hour when you dragged the 'minute dial' by 360 degrees... feature or bug?