Still not better with Karmic, exactly the same Nautilus behaviour as
with Jaunty.
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autofs timeout
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/306673
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Confirming on Ubuntu 9.10 on 3 different machines, using the Main Menu applet
instead of the default custom Menu Bar.
My current work-around is to install xvkbd and add the following to Startup
Applications:
sh -c sleep 5 xvkbd -text '\A\[F1]' xvkbd -text '\e'
This will load the menu with
** Package changed: ubuntu = gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
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gconf: gnome-power-manager hibernate flag
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/467284
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Same here, confirming FIXED in Karmic. Thanks!
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Mouse scrolling does not work in vim, mutt etc.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/291184
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Andreas Moog: Confirming that your PPA gnome-panel package works on Jaunty
amd64.
I just had the same issue, downloaded your version and now clicking panel
launchers on the second screen starts them instead of reloading the panel.
Thank you!
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gnome-panel crashes when clicking launcher on
It's become much worse with Jaunty :\
Now clicking on any (local or remote) folder anywhere (Desktop, home)
makes Nautilus try to mount the remote SSHFS folder (gives me a password
prompt). I haven't set any bookmarks.
If I open Thunar or browse my local file system in bash, everything's fine...
It's become much worse with Jaunty :\
Now clicking on any (local or remote) folder anywhere (Desktop, home)
makes Nautilus try to mount the remote SSHFS folder (gives me a password
prompt). I haven't set any bookmarks.
If I open Thunar or browse my local file system in bash, everything's fine...
Sorry for the double post (now triple -.-)), slow connection over here
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I know that, and I try not to report redundant bugs or intended features...
Just helping to improve Ubuntu.
I prefer Launchpad over Bugzilla (don't even have a login at the Gnome
tracker) and I think that this Nautilus issue is an error that has got
too little attention and needs fixing. Hence
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
OS: Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid, upgraded from Hardy
Software: SSHFS, AutoFS, no changes concerning Nautilus
I'm using SSHFS with AutoFS to mount remote shares, which I must have
unmounted after some time because of security concerns. This has had me
May someone give a short answer on how to enable password timeout with Seahorse?
I can't find any options in gconf-editor or in the GUI itself.
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keyring manager GUI offers no way to timeout ssh-agent keys
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/129231
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Confirming with Intrepid on a MacbookPro 3rd Gen Santa Rosa.
Setting a medium brightness level (about 50%) and suspendingresuming gives me
a 100% bright display.
The values provided by my brightness driver (applesmc) are still at the medium
value (50%), but gnome-power-manager ignores them.
If
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
OS: Ubuntu Intrepid 64bit
Notebook: MacbookPro 3.1
Special software: mactel repository with hal-applesmc and the adapted
gnome-power-manager
The gconf-editor has (AFAIK) two settings for the keyboard backlight, both in
apps -
Confirming on a MacbookPro Santa Rosa on Intrepid.
If I don't start Cheese after booting, gstreamer-properties gives me a picture.
After starting Cheese, /dev/video0 is broken for gstreamer applications.
VLC works when specifying the device interface (/devices/pci:00/...)
of the built-in
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