I can only re-iterate my suggestion from earlier, with a slight
alteration:
If we had a Windows 7-style window selector displayed on hover then the
behaviour could be:
1) Open/restore window(s)
2) On hover, display window selector alongside icon
3) On click, minimise all windows
This would both
If we had a Windows 7-style window selector displayed on hover then the
behaviour could be:
1) Open/restore window
2) On hover, display window selector alongside icon
3) On click, minimise window
This would both match people's expectations and provide an easy way to
switch between open windows.
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Package fails to install, now reports The package system is broken:
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad: Depends: libc6 (= 2.7) but 2.13-0ubuntu8 is
installed
Depends: libcairo2 (= 1.2.4) but 1.10.2-2ubuntu1
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package gstreamer0.10-plugins-good 0.10.28-0ubuntu1 failed to
install/upgrade: trying to overwrite
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 739551 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/739551
Solved by running apt-get install -f
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Agreed, IMHO icons should fold from the top and the bottom and that
folding (or rather unfolding) should follow the mouse pointer. Icons
should never simply disappear off-screen.
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Agreed with Friik. When the mouse is not hovering over the pointer the
folding should be distributed evenly. That will mean that all icons
should remain visible and recognisable unless you have a simply vast
number of windows open. When you hover over the launcher the hovered
icon should unfold
IMO this is a valid point, but it would be very confusing if the
titlebar buttons in the panel corresponded to the non-focused window
whilst the menu in that very same panel corresponded to the focused
window.
I think the best solution might be to adopt Andrea Azzarone's idea and
move the menu
Paul,
Perhaps I've misunderstood the proposal but if my understanding is
indeed correct then I still think it would prove confusing. Let's say
you had a maximised firefox window in the background and an focused,
unmaximised nautilus window in the foreground. Currently the panel would
display the
Dylan, I think you're right. ;)
To sum up (my position, at least):
1. For maximised, focused windows the top panel functions as a title
bar. This behaviour should be consistent even if the window is not
focused.
2. Currently, non-maximised, focused windows send their titles and menus
to the top
I can confirm this was fixed for me in a previous Ubuntu release.
Suspend and resume work fine in Ubuntu Lucid for me.
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Binary package hint: gnome-games
The problem: When selecting 3D Chess view from Glchess I'm directed to
install python-gtkglext1 and python-opengl. Upon doing so and restarting
glchess, if I select that option again then glchess crashes. Glchess
will continue to crash every
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Glchess (gnome-games) crashes on 3D mode
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Glchess (gnome-games) crashes on 3D mode
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