[Bug 2060164] [NEW] clock time acts weird on unusual input

[Nathan Hinton]

Public bug reported:

When trying to set a timer there is unexpected behavior as I enter
values.

Description:Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS
Release:22.04

gnome-clocks (installed via snap)
gnome-clocks   45.0465latest/stable
canonical✓ -


I set a timer for 22 minutes and then accidentally hit an extra 2 which made 
the timer change to 3 hours and 42 minutes. I realize that this is 222 minutes 
however it caused me confusion when trying to fix it as explained below.

How to reproduce the bug:
select the seconds spot with the the cursor in the left side. Enter a 9. It 
looks like you are entering 90 seconds however what actually happens is you are 
entering 900 seconds now. 

What I expected:
I expect the cursor to be in overwrite mode so that it would remove the 0 on 
the side and change the number from "00" to "90". To keep the ability to enter 
larger numbers like "123" change the cursor mode to insert mode when it reaches 
the right side of the input box

** Affects: gnome-clocks (Ubuntu)
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

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[Bug 1643706] Re: snap apps need to be able to browse outside of user $HOME dir. for Desktop installs

[Nathan Hinton]

Is anyone actually going to fix this? This is a major issue as shown by
all of the comments here for many years that has been ignored. I
understand that maybe not everyone stores their stuff on external places
or in other directories but this should be an option for those of us who
do. I have recently started exploring snaps and this is one of the
things that I am very dissatisfied about. I know that a lot of Linux
systems brag about how they listen to people unlike other people (That
is you Microsoft and apple...) but this does not look like listening to
what users want and applying it to your system. This is an good tool and
could be an amazing tool if some things were done to fix simple things
like this problem here.

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