[Bug 367651] Re: empathy uses different set of status icons to the rest of ubuntu
This is really a bug in gnome-icon-theme (and optionally also humanity- icon-theme). They are missing these files: 16x16/status/empathy-available.png 16x16/status/empathy-away.png 16x16/status/empathy-busy.png 16x16/status/empathy-extended-away.png 16x16/status/empathy-offline.png 16x16/status/empathy-pending.png 16x16/status/im-message.png 16x16/status/user-typing.png 22x22/status/empathy-available.png 22x22/status/empathy-away.png 22x22/status/empathy-busy.png 22x22/status/empathy-extended-away.png 22x22/status/empathy-offline.png 22x22/status/empathy-pending.png 24x24/status/empathy-available.png 24x24/status/empathy-away.png 24x24/status/empathy-busy.png 24x24/status/empathy-extended-away.png 24x24/status/empathy-offline.png 24x24/status/empathy-pending.png 32x32/status/empathy-available.png 32x32/status/empathy-away.png 32x32/status/empathy-busy.png 32x32/status/empathy-extended-away.png 32x32/status/empathy-offline.png 32x32/status/empathy-pending.png 48x48/status/empathy-available.png 48x48/status/empathy-away.png 48x48/status/empathy-busy.png 48x48/status/empathy-extended-away.png 48x48/status/empathy-offline.png 48x48/status/empathy-pending.png scalable/status/empathy-available.svg scalable/status/empathy-away.svg scalable/status/empathy-busy.svg scalable/status/empathy-extended-away.svg scalable/status/empathy-offline.svg scalable/status/empathy-pending.svg -- empathy uses different set of status icons to the rest of ubuntu https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/367651 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
[Bug 152206] Re: Intel 965G (GMA X3000) - Video Tearing Effect Poor Performance
The tearing is happening on my computers as well, both my laptop with Intel GMA X3000 and my desktop with nVidia GeForce 7600 GS. I suspect this to be a bug in X. -- Intel 965G (GMA X3000) - Video Tearing Effect Poor Performance https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/152206 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is the bug contact for Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
[Bug 138563] Fan runs constanly on Dell d630
Public bug reported: The fan on my Dell d630 is spinning up for no reason at all. Just starting a terminal (or any other program) or change between windows and it spins up. When it is first started it will not stop until I leave the PC idle for several minutes. Seems like other have the same problem: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=3340546#post3340546 I'm running Gutsy. ** Affects: ubuntu Importance: Undecided Status: New -- Fan runs constanly on Dell d630 https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/138563 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is the bug contact for Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
[Bug 94640] Re: Old install CDs installs old version of Ubuntu.
** Description changed: Why should we need to download a new cd everytime there is a new Ubuntu release. For me it's not really a problem, but it would be convenient to use the same cd over and over again. And for new users or users getting their CD from a magazine or book it may be of great impotence, they might even not know that they don't got the latest and greatest. My proposal is that if a networkconnection is detected when launching the liveCD installer, it checks wheter this CD contains the latest Ubuntu release. If not, it could present the uses with a dialog like this: WARNING The CD you are installing from is outdated. It is -recommendet to use the latest release, do you -want to automaticly download and install the -latest vesion? Installing from the net may take -longer time than installing from the CD depending -on your internet connection. +recommendet to use the latest release of +Ubuntu, do you want to automaticly download +and install the latest vesion of Ubuntu? This +requires installing from the net and it may take +longer time than installing from the CD +depending on your internet connection. [ Yes, install latest Ubuntu ][ No, use this CD ] I they answer yes, then just download the latest installer script and do a network install using it. -- Old install CDs installs old version of Ubuntu. https://launchpad.net/bugs/94640 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
[Bug 94640] Re: Old install CDs installs old version of Ubuntu.
** Description changed: Why should we need to download a new cd everytime there is a new Ubuntu release. For me it's not really a problem, but it would be convenient to use the same cd over and over again. And for new users or users getting their CD from a magazine or book it may be of great impotence, they - might even not know that they don't got the latest and greatest. My + might not even know that they don't got the latest and greatest. My proposal is that if a networkconnection is detected when launching the liveCD installer, it checks wheter this CD contains the latest Ubuntu release. If not, it could present the uses with a dialog like this: WARNING The CD you are installing from is outdated. It is recommendet to use the latest release of Ubuntu, do you want to automaticly download and install the latest vesion of Ubuntu? This requires installing from the net and it may take longer time than installing from the CD depending on your internet connection. [ Yes, install latest Ubuntu ][ No, use this CD ] I they answer yes, then just download the latest installer script and do a network install using it. ** Description changed: Why should we need to download a new cd everytime there is a new Ubuntu release. For me it's not really a problem, but it would be convenient to use the same cd over and over again. And for new users or users getting their CD from a magazine or book it may be of great impotence, they might not even know that they don't got the latest and greatest. My - proposal is that if a networkconnection is detected when launching the + proposal is that if a network connection is detected when launching the liveCD installer, it checks wheter this CD contains the latest Ubuntu release. If not, it could present the uses with a dialog like this: WARNING The CD you are installing from is outdated. It is recommendet to use the latest release of Ubuntu, do you want to automaticly download and install the latest vesion of Ubuntu? This requires installing from the net and it may take longer time than installing from the CD depending on your internet connection. [ Yes, install latest Ubuntu ][ No, use this CD ] I they answer yes, then just download the latest installer script and do a network install using it. ** Tags added: cd install -- Old install CDs installs old version of Ubuntu. https://launchpad.net/bugs/94640 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
[Bug 94640] Old install CDs installs old version of Ubuntu.
Public bug reported: Why should we need to download a new cd everytime there is a new Ubuntu release. For me it's not really a problem, but it would be convenient to use the same cd over and over again. And for new users or users getting their CD from a magazine or book it may be of great impotence, they might even not know that they don't got the latest and greatest. My proposal is that if a networkconnection is detected when launching the liveCD installer, it checks wheter this CD contains the latest Ubuntu release. If not, it could present the uses with a dialog like this: WARNING The CD you are installing from is outdated. It is recommendet to use the latest release, do you want to automaticly download and install the latest vesion? Installing from the net may take longer time than installing from the CD depending on your internet connection. [ Yes, install latest Ubuntu ][ No, use this CD ] I they answer yes, then just download the latest installer script and do a network install using it. ** Affects: Ubuntu Importance: Undecided Status: Unconfirmed ** Description changed: Why should we need to download a new cd everytime there is a new Ubuntu release. For me it's not really a problem, but it would be convenient to use the same cd over and over again. And for new users or users getting their CD from a magazine or book it may be of great impotence, they might even not know that they don't got the latest and greatest. My proposal is that if a networkconnection is detected when launching the liveCD installer, it checks wheter this CD contains the latest Ubuntu release. If not it could present the uses whit a dialog like this - WARNING +WARNING - The CD you are installing from is outdated. It is recommendet to use the latest - release, do you want to automaticly download and install the latest vesion? Installing - from the net may take longer time than installing from the CD depending on your - internet connection. - _ __ - | Yes, install latest Ubuntu | | No, install Ubuntu from this CD | - --- -- +The CD you are installing from is outdated. It is +recommendet to use the latest release, do you +want to automaticly download and install the +latest vesion? Installing from the net may take +longer time than installing from the CD depending +on your internet connection. +_ +| Yes, install latest Ubuntu || No, use this CD | +------ I they answer yes, then just download the latest installer script and do a network install using it. ** Description changed: Why should we need to download a new cd everytime there is a new Ubuntu release. For me it's not really a problem, but it would be convenient to use the same cd over and over again. And for new users or users getting their CD from a magazine or book it may be of great impotence, they might even not know that they don't got the latest and greatest. My proposal is that if a networkconnection is detected when launching the liveCD installer, it checks wheter this CD contains the latest Ubuntu release. If not it could present the uses whit a dialog like this WARNING The CD you are installing from is outdated. It is recommendet to use the latest release, do you want to automaticly download and install the latest vesion? Installing from the net may take longer time than installing from the CD depending on your internet connection. -_ -| Yes, install latest Ubuntu || No, use this CD | ------- + +[ Yes, install latest Ubuntu ][ No, use this CD ] I they answer yes, then just download the latest installer script and do a network install using it. ** Description changed: Why should we need to download a new cd everytime there is a new Ubuntu release. For me it's not really a problem, but it would be convenient to use the same cd over and over again. And for new users or users getting their CD from a magazine or book it may be of great impotence, they might even not know that they don't got the latest and greatest. My proposal is that if a networkconnection is detected when launching the liveCD installer, it checks wheter this CD contains the latest Ubuntu - release. If not it could present the uses whit a dialog like this +
[Bug 60850] Re: Full-screened evince toolbar stays on-top after alt-tab away
I also confirm this bug, the evince toolbar is even visible when changing to an other workspace. -- Full-screened evince toolbar stays on-top after alt-tab away https://launchpad.net/bugs/60850 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
