Hi,
Sorry for the late reply; I was afk for a week.
On 31.05.2011 08:25, Robert Ancell wrote:
On 05/27/2011 07:18 AM, Francesco Fumanti wrote:
Hello Robert,
You might remember that I already opened a thread about onscreen
keyboards, dwelling and display manager shortly before UDS-O. LightDM
Hello Robert,
You might remember that I already opened a thread about onscreen keyboards,
dwelling and display manager shortly before UDS-O. LightDM being the default
display manager for Ubuntu 11.10, I would like to ask whether there is already
a plan about integrating accessibility
Hi,
On 2011-03-21 20:32, Charlie Kravetz wrote:
On Mon, 21 Mar 2011 20:14:05 +0100
Francesco Fumantifrancesco.fuma...@gmx.net wrote:
Hello,
If I got it right, dash is the window that appears, if a user clicks on the
applications icon in the launcher in Unity. This window offers a search
Hello,
If I got it right, dash is the window that appears, if a user clicks on the
applications icon in the launcher in Unity. This window offers a search field for the
user to type a word. Moreover, the window disappears as soon as the user types outside of
the window.
My questions:
- How
Hi,
Could you please help me with the following problem: I am controlling the
Ubuntu Desktop only with the pointer and an onscreen keyboard.
When using the Unity desktop, there is an Applications Icon that opens some
kind of window showing a few applications and that has a search field at the
Hi,
I am looking at preparing a new release of the python-virtkey package and
wanted to use that opportunity to update its license from LGPL 2 to LGPL 3.
However, some files of the package did not change since the last release of the
package. Thus I wonder whether it is allowed to also update
Hi,
I was indeed aware that by raising the license of files that did not change,
there would later be two different license versions for a same file; that was
also what made me wonder whether it is allowed to raise it.
As the LGPL 2 license included the or later and the copyright holder agrees
Hi,
On 08/07/2010 04:56 PM, Remco wrote:
On Sat, Aug 7, 2010 at 15:57, John Moserjohn.r.mo...@gmail.com wrote:
Are you a maintainer of the package or an actual code contributor for the
project?
I do not think that I can qualify myself as a real code contributer, but I am
the one who will
/09/2010 09:29 PM, Robert Holtzman wrote:
On Thu, Jul 08, 2010 at 02:36:14PM +0200, Francesco Fumanti wrote:
Hi,
I also prefer sunbird to lightning: indeed, I am still using the
sunbird version that shipped with karmic on the development version
of Maverick.
If I remember correctly
Hi,
I also prefer sunbird to lightning: indeed, I am still using the sunbird
version that shipped with karmic on the development version of Maverick.
If I remember correctly, it is possible to install Sunbird on Lucid and
Maverick by going to the following page: http://packages.ubuntu.com/
On
Hi Martin,
First of all, thanks for your reply.
On 03/04/2010 10:48 PM, Martin Pitt wrote:
Francesco Fumanti [2010-03-04 21:49 +0100]:
Consequently, I wonder whether it can be possible to create an
Ubuntu 10.10 goal (for Ubuntu 10.04 it might be to late) that aims
to completely remove gksu
Hi,
As you might probably know, gksu is not compatible to at-spi. [1]
Consequently, I wonder whether it can be possible to create an Ubuntu 10.10
goal (for Ubuntu 10.04 it might be to late) that aims to completely remove gksu
from Ubuntu and replacing it by something else.
GNOME has decided
Hello,
Could anybody please give me any advice about how to handle the
versioning of a project hosted on launchpad with the aim to match the
Ubuntu release schedule?
The help pages of launchpad suggest to keep the front of developing in
trunk. On the other hand, I suppose that it is advisable
Hello,
Milo Casagrande wrote:
Ciao,
Il giorno mer, 10/12/2008 alle 18.32 +0100, Francesco Fumanti ha
scritto:
Could anybody please point me to a guide/tutorial about using launchpad
to create tarballs of a python project hosted on launchpad, manage
series, use its translation facilities
Hello,
Could anybody please point me to a guide/tutorial about using launchpad
to create tarballs of a python project hosted on launchpad, manage
series, use its translation facilities...
Many thanks in advance.
Francesco
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Hello,
Could anybody please tell me when the updates of Ubuntu 8.10 will be
released?
I am not able to find them on the schedules on the Ubuntu wiki.
Thanks in advance.
Francesco
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Hello,
Scott Kitterman wrote:
On Sun, 30 Nov 2008 15:07:09 + Alan Pope [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Francesco,
2008/11/30 Francesco Fumanti [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Could anybody please tell me when the updates of Ubuntu 8.10 will be
released?
What makes you think 8.10 _will_ have a respin
Hello,
Siegfried-Angel wrote:
2008/11/30 Francesco Fumanti [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I assumed that every Ubuntu release had stable version updates like
GNOME. Thanks for telling me that it is only the case for the LTS releases.
They have, but they are downloaded and installed when you update your
Hello,
Mackenzie Morgan wrote:
On Sun, 2008-11-30 at 16:36 +0100, Francesco Fumanti wrote:
Hello,
Scott Kitterman wrote:
On Sun, 30 Nov 2008 15:07:09 + Alan Pope [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Francesco,
2008/11/30 Francesco Fumanti [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Could anybody please tell me when
Hello,
I have a file called mytesting.schemas with the following content:
gconfschemafile
schemalist
schema
key/schemas/apps/my_app/my_key/key
applyto/apps/my_app/my_key/applyto
ownermy_app/owner
typeint/type
default42/default
locale name=C
Hello,
I am trying to add gconf schemas to the python package named onboard.
The package uses cdbs and python-distutils.mk. The call to gh_gconf in
debian/rules generates the corresponding gconf-schemas --register and
gconf-schemas --unregister calls in the postinst and prerm scripts.
After
At 7:22 AM -0600 12/31/07, HggdH wrote:
- for people with several disks: when a fsck is
needed for a disk, add the option to run the fsck on all the disks,
even if it is not needed yet;
this would minimize how often the user will be
prompted for a fsck, as all the disks would be
mouse driver in Ubuntu:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/144277
Martin
Francesco Fumanti wrote:
Hello,
Thanks for this interesting piece of information.
Could you please paste the relevant section of the xorg.conf in a
reply to this email, to show what has to be changed? In fact, I
Hello,
Thanks for this interesting piece of information.
Could you please paste the relevant section of the xorg.conf in a
reply to this email, to show what has to be changed? In fact, I tried
to do the change, but the X server did not startup correctly anymore.
(I am back to the previous
Hello,
Would be cool to have at least the virtual keyboard, working nicely,
and popping up when some text box etc. gets the focus. The handwriting
recognition is so complicated thing that it might be better to
concentrate on the virtual keyboard, which is pretty much lacking
currently. Actually I
Here are a few urls about onboard:
https://launchpad.net/onboard
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Accessibility/Specs/SOK (sok was its original name)
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=267051highlight=onboard+login
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Hello,
I have used onboard, and it seems to work quite well. In addition
to the features you have mentioned (popping up as necessary and word
prediction) I can think of a few other additions, such as a number
pad, additional language/keyboard configurations, and maybe shortcut
keys for
Hello,
Incidentally, Canonical provide 4 distro-flavours of the isos:
Ubuntu, Kubuntu, as mentioned above, but also Edubuntu and Xubuntu
All are named feisty-desktop/alternate/etc, and all should be easily
distinguishable from one another.
I agree with the points raised above; it would
Hello,
Pop-up windows just bring back bad memories from MS Windows ;-)
The bubble:
- would be familiar to Ubuntu users
- need not be tiny
- should produce a new bubble each reboot (or every certain time unit,
say once per day) thus being annoying enough to eventually get the
user to upgrade
The popularity system is really broken. :-)
Perhaps it could be fixed but I really don't know how...
Right now, all Ubuntu default apps have 4, some apps have 3, most
Kubuntu apps have 2, and then the rest have 1.
Take Inkscape for example, 17:th best rated on GnomeFiles with a
score of 9.05,
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