This was still the case in Ubuntu 17.10 (I'll be able to retest and
submit new logs soon).
- The zombie Wine icons clutter the Gnome Shell launcher and app switcher until
there is no space
- Moreover Wine leaves the window manager in a really messy state so that
Alt-Tab does not trigger app
Public bug reported:
As a user, I want to keep some specific secrets under special protection, i.e.
only manually unlocked on demand and not at login.
Everytime that I manually unlock a keyring, the password dialog contains a
preselected checkbox "Automatically unlock this keyring whenever I'm
Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro (but on 17.04, have not tested 17.10 yet)
synaptics: SynPS/2 Synaptics TouchPad: Vendor 0x2 Product 0x7
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Title:
A point to consider is that not all touchpads look the same and behave
the same. Hardware manufacturers do use their freedom of physical design
decisions to drive the user into a natural interaction that fits their
vision. By not having visible buttons and requiring significant force
for physical
Public bug reported:
When Gnome Shell crashes or after boot, GDM is shown and asks the user
to select an account and type the password. However selecting the
account by tapping on it with the trackpad does not work. One has to
press hard on the trackpad until it makes a cracking noise.
This is
Steps to reproduce:
1. gnome-shell --replace
2. Lock the screen
3. Unlock the screen and start typing the password
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Title:
Public bug reported:
After the screen is locked, one normally swipes the screen up and types
the password into the password field that is shown. Sometimes, the
password field resets the typed text every second (as if the lockscreen
is reloaded). Subsequently, when you finish typing your password,
Public bug reported:
After a Wine application has been killed by OOM, its icon is still shown
in the Gnome Shell dash and marked as running application. The icon is
not associated with any process, since no process of the killed
application is running. Klicking the icon triggers after some time a
This bug has been fixed somewhen in WebKitGTK.
** Changed in: yelp (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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Title:
help
How can a non-working feature from upstream be merged into a stable
Ubuntu release without review/trying out?
And if Gnome releases are always work-in-progress, then Ubuntu should
not "freeze" the buggy state for half a year, but forward to its users
not only security updates but also all feature
Upstream bug:
Bug 773527 - Copy progress popover should close on completion
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=773527
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #773527
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=773527
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Public bug reported:
When copying files, a progress indicator button appears in the toolbar
(round "cake" diagram). It also opens a popover that lists all file
operations with a progress bar each.
Unfortunately the popover 1) covers a huge part of the window, 2) it is
opened on all nautilus
This is still the case in Ubuntu 16.10 with seahorse 3.20.0-2ubuntu1 and
gnome-keyring 3.20.0-2ubuntu4
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Title:
Cannot easily
Public bug reported:
Gnome-system-monitor shows a process "gnome-software" that continues
running after the application window has been closed. The process
constantly takes 100–200MB RAM and was not there after boot/login.
Observed behavior:
Process does not quit after quitting the application
Public bug reported:
After upgrading from Ubuntu 15.10 to 16.04, org.gnome.desktop.interface
.text-scaling-factor is not anymore set to 1.0 (as before upgrade) and
it does not want to be set to this value.
When setting it via gnome-tweak-tool or dconf-editor, it grows again to
1.1875 which makes
Public bug reported:
Some applications prevent the computer from going to suspend mode (applications
that display video, eg. chromium, opera, openshot) because they assume it is in
the user's interest to keep the screen on even when inactive. This is most
times helpful and saves the user from
Public bug reported:
Assume you want to create a keyring for secrets that you only need
rarely and thus want to access only on demand (not unlock on every login
session).
Whenever you access/unlock the keyring for the first, second, etc. time,
the "Unlock keyring" dialog asks for the password
Public bug reported:
When opening a document in evince, it usually used to open in a
reasonable window size (I don't know, maybe last used size).
However many document now open in an evince window that is as small as
possible (like 20px) and requires upscaling every time. Sometimes, the
document
Public bug reported:
When printing a gedit (plain text) document, it is possible to
configure which font is used for printing.
When you click on a font button to open the font selector dialog, and
type into the search field, the filtered font list is scrolled to the
last list item. As a result,
Public bug reported:
When zooming an SVG image that contains texts, the positions of
characters wiggle. The characters move sidewards closer together or
farer away, as if the kerning would be different at every zoom level.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 14.04
Package: eog 3.10.2-0ubuntu5
Since this bug is labeled as gtk+2.0, I'd be interested to see also work
continued on the gtk+2.0 toolkit.
By manually editing gtk+2.0 themes, one can at least double some
elements' dimensions and it seems not to break the layout of
applications (of course such a theme derivative is then
Public bug reported:
Shotwell shows a photo being shot at 11:11 although the original EXIF data give
the time as 23:11. By default, the dconf key
org.yorba.shotwell.preferences.ui.use-24-hour-time was set to false (…should
use AM/PM notation). However it displays the time without AM/PM (at
Public bug reported:
If the global scaling factor is set to something different from 1 on a
high-dpi screen, pdfs look blurry because they are rendered to UI units
instead of device pixels.
org.gnome.desktop.interface.scaling-factor = 2
As I've heard the used setting for the scaling factor might
Public bug reported:
If the global scaling factor is set to something different from 1 on a
high-dpi screen, pdfs look blurry because they are rendered to UI units
instead of device pixels. This renders the main advantage of higher-
resolution screens (sharp vector fonts/graphics) useless for the
Public bug reported:
The gnome-control-center dialog is not resizable and automatically adjusts to
the size of the currently viewed category. The keyboard settings / shortcuts
makes the dialog tooo wide, because a translation string does not wrap lines.
Make sure that all texts can wrap if they
This is a serious issue because it can happen at unpredictable times,
and the memory leak runs with enormous speed. The system locks up so
much that I had to hard reboot several times which is not good and can
do damage to files.
As far as I found out, the issue happens when nautilus tries to
I had expected ubuntu-bug adds more detailed/valuable information about
the bug. If there is more info needed, I could reproduce it and give
what ever info requested.
This was after a fresh install of Ubuntu, but with old user configuration
imported. Turning of Nautilus to manage the desktop
Public bug reported:
Directly after logging in, nautilus starts to take more memory with a speed of
~4 MB/s. After 10-20 minutes the system freezes so extremely that it doesn't
respond to any input (alt+f1, reisub).
This could be caused by something related to the desktop since nautilus is used
Public bug reported:
When playing an ogv file generated from pitivi, Totem leaked around
800-1000MB RAM.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 13.04
Package: libgstreamer0.10-0 0.10.36-1ubuntu2
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.8.0-23.34-generic 3.8.11
Uname: Linux 3.8.0-23-generic i686
Public bug reported:
After the first try of pairing the Ubuntu notebook with a bluetooth
device (phone) failed (phone not ready or pin mistyped), every following
try aborts immediately after less than a second (as if the timeout was
suddenly shorter). There is no time anymore to read or even
Public bug reported:
I can not add files using dragdrop to an existing zip-archive opened in
file-roller.
1. You have a zip file archive.zip which contains a sub-folder.
2. Open the zip file in file-roller.
3. Drag a file from the file manager into the root of the archive. This should
be
Public bug reported:
I ran nautilus as root (gksudo) in order to copy another user's .gconf
folder, which then got the ownership of root. In properties of the
.gconf folder, I corrected the permissions and clicked the button to
transfer them to all contained files/folders. There was no indication
This crash happens almost daily and it is quite disturbing to see how apport
has been sending (since then) maybe 50-100 worthless bug reports. I would like
to help fixing it, but apport does not let me add correct information.
If this can't be fixed in totem, because the bug reports can't get
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 12.10beta2
gnome-disk-utility 3.6.0-0ubuntu1
The Benchmark window contains a rather unobvious checkbox for a write
test which is preselected. Since this test is destructive, it should
not be preselected on drives that contain partitions or data, and it
should be
** Attachment added: gnome-disks_write-benchmark.png
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1058736/+attachment/3355993/+files/gnome-disks_write-benchmark.png
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** Attachment added: Dozens of dialogs on top of each other (see the dark
black shadow).
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1046177/+attachment/3293450/+files/palimpsest_disk_failure_warning.png
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Public bug reported:
When I boot up and there is a disk failure warning, it bombards me with a new
dialog every 2 seconds. If I'm not fast enough clicking the dialog away, I end
up with dozens if not hundreds of disk failure warning dialogs. This is by far
too much in too short time for users
This is still an issue with certain parts of the UI (sorry for adding here, bug
reporting seems disabled).
The text string for disk failure warning doesn't break lines and forces the
dialog to be (estimated) 1500px wide (on a 1280px screen).
** Attachment added: Smart values dialog. Note that
Public bug reported:
When automatic word wrapping is enabled and you select a line (triple-click or
press Pos1+shift+End), gedit selects only one displayed line segment and not
the complete line until the end-of-line marker.
It leaves the wrapped segments of the line unselected and unaffected
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