This interface also doesn't allow you to set smooth acceleration. It
only lets you change the garbage "acceleration" where it switches
between two fixed speeds. There should be a way to set continuous
acceleration (in xset you set threshold as 0)
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=748412
It's invalid in the sense that the labels are not swapped, but it's
still valid in the sense that the labels are wrong. can this be re-
opened?
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This is caused by running out of video memory. There is probably a bug
like this already filed, but I can't find one.
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Network speed should be in 1000s of bits per second, as it is used
everywhere else.
kbit/s = 1,000 bit/s
Mbit/s = 1,000,000 bit/s
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Right. So it would be better to change the actual icons instead of
using a thumbnailer script.
Here's some discussion about the same idea applied to ELF binaries:
http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/5744/
https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/elficon
http://www.compholio.com/elficon/
https
That's great, but I'm not sure the thumbnailer approach is the right
approach, as shown in the images. I'm not sure what the right approach
would be, though. Is there any precedent for executable files with
different icons? .exe files in Ubuntu are kind of like files in an
interpreted language,
It's not a matter of adding such and such a feature. It's a matter of
breaking something that already worked fine.
They didn't need to include the latest broken version of Gnome in
Ubuntu, and they didn't need to release Ubuntu on a specific date with
known bugs and regressions, but they did anyw
[Cue someone ranting about how bug report comments aren't the place for
rants.]
But really, where do we complain about this? How do we get 'the people
in charge' to actually listen and rethink their priorities for releases?
It seems that each Ubuntu release is a downgrade from the last.
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Still a problem in Intrepid
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Is there a working workaround?
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I installed totem-dbg package, but I'm not sure how to use it.
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I just realized it works in small size, but crashes if I resize the
window larger. If I close or shrink other windows, I can resize it
bigger before it crashes. So it's probably related to a lack of video
card memory.
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/60491
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(There should be a way to enter my hardware/version information in one
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Dell Inspiron 8600
Ubuntu Intrepid with proposed and backports enabled
nVIDIA GeForce FX Go5200 64M
15.4" WSXGA+ (1680x1050 widescreen)
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I just installed Intrepid from scratch and I can confirm that it is
listed multiple times in the Open with dialog.
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It would be better to use the extracted icon as the file's actual icon,
instead of as a thumbnail, in the same way that you can set a custom
icon for a file using the Properties dialog.
Again, I'm not sure if there's any precedent for this, though (using
different icons for files of the same MIME
Also, using a thumbnailer as in the gnome-exe-thumbnailer script isn't
even the right approach. Thumbnails are larger than normal icons, and
are displayed with a frame around them, which makes it look all odd.
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Well, the file association would be used for that, right? Or are .exe
files not associated with Wine by default?
Here's a mockup of what I'm imagining. I'm not sure there's really a
precedent for this, though. If you have SVG files associated with
Inkscape, you don't see SVG thumbnails with a l
I'm not convinced this should be built into Wine, but it should be
assigned to something.
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I think it makes sense to add a Wine icon (emblem?) over top of the
exe's built-in icon, to indicate that it's going to be run under Wine.
If the exe were going to be run through something else (CrossOver? a
virtual Windows machine?) then it could have a different emblem
representing that.
If noth
This would be very convenient for dual-booters. It could be fixed by
bootnext script (Bug 304215), but I don't know how to make that script
integrate well with Ubuntu, and it would really be best if the feature
were built right into Gnome.
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It feels like "Acceleration" in Gnome control center corresponds to the
constant multiplier "acceleration" in xset, and "Sensitivity" in Gnome
corresponds to "threshold" in xset. If you set acceleration high and
sensitivity low, it's impossible to move one pixel at a time. If you
set sensitivity
> It appears that Gnome cannot be trusted to release a new version without
> major regressions, and Ubuntu needs to rigorously test new versions before
> committing to them.
But they don't. Ubuntu is committed to releasing on a rigid schedule
regardless of functionality or regressions, too.
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I don't think "we are all thinking the same thing" at all. Some people
here are talking about a different new fucntionality "minimize to icon",
which is like standard minimization but in icon form, that would be
possible for all apps, like the AllTray program. I really don't think
this makes any
> I want to be able to place any, I repeat any application like
terminal, nautilus, evolution, to the second taskbar, thats all,
So that's kind of like a different form of minimization, then? Not
really the same as the applet/notification area icon functionality. I
don't think that's related to
> What it really needed is second official taskbar, that contatins only
icons, and put there all applications that user want to.
How is that different from applets? You can create a panel and put all
your applets on it next to each other if you want.
> Let me tell again, exactly like you say her
Was there ever a discussion on the Gnome list about this?
The difference between panel applets and notification area icons is
really irrelevant to this discussion.
The point is that apps have an "iconified" functionality that is
fundamentally different from "closed" and "minimized" functionality,
> gpm warned me and 1min later hibernated as set.
Well this is a problem on its own. One minute is not nearly enough.
Should we file a separate bug about this? Where is the 1 minute limit
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Also the menu icon found in /usr/share/pixmaps/wine.svg is probably
better than the one embedded in the script.
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And here's the script itself (public domain, by qaaq on Ubuntu
Brainstorm). It doesn't seem to work on most icons.
I changed the install instructions a little to re-use the built-in MIME
type:
sudo apt-get install sharutils icoutils
sudo cp gnome-exe-thumbnailer /usr/local/bin
sudo chmod a+
Here's what the gnome-exe-thumbnailer script
(http://www.mediafire.com/?ky94kc2jdjb) does to the icons, as mentioned.
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And another thread on the kernel list:
http://www.spinics.net/lists/linux-fsdevel/msg17861.html
How do we mark this bug as affecting the kernel?
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Found a thread about it:
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.gnome.nautilus/12197
Seems like this needs to be added to the kernel drivers to request the
hidden attribute.
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Is there a way to read the "hidden" attribute from filesystems like FAT
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.lnk files would be launched by another script, anyway, right? So this
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The original icon should always be displayed, whether Wine is installed
or not, and a dialog will explain that it cannot be run without Wine,
offering a button to install Wine.
If Wine has been installed, it would probably be beneficial to still pop
up something (notification area balloon) to expl
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Well, each one is mapped to a different MIME type that you opened
manually, but I don't know why it would create separate files for each.
Seems like it should just create one file and update it as you open mor
As for the MIME type, I think there are actually two types of files
here:
Files starting with [InternetShortcut] are type application/x-mswinurl ,
since they're used in an application (launcher) and non-standard MS
type.
Files that end in .url can be either the above or type text/x-uri. An
examp
Here's a more robust script in Python. It handles multiple files,
prefers the [InternetShortcut] section over [DEFAULT] no matter where
they appear, and uses xdg-open to get the user's default browser.
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Yeah, I have the same problem. I have lots of .desktop entries in there
for file formats I used "Open With..." on. I'm not sure if this has
been fixed and the files are still hanging around or if it's a
cont
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 277092 ***
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Do you see a bunch of extra .desktop files in
~/.local/share/applications ?
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already reported as what?
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I modified the script to use xdg-open to open the default browser
instead of always using firefox. Confirmed that it works in Gnome with
a .url file.
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Oh, and the something.desktop needs to be created in
/usr/share/applications to launch the script
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Then we need a script in /usr/bin (?) to parse the files and launch the
browser. A Perl script has already been provided on Ubuntu Forums
(attached), and a dash script could probably be written if Perl is not
included by default. This script should be changed to launch the
default browser instead
There is already a MIME type for these files "Internet shortcut
(application/x-mswinurl)" registered in
/usr/share/mime/application/x-mswinurl.xml and
/usr/share/packages/freedesktop.org.xml
The latter contains the magic word search:
The files are actually
I don't know of any package, but as I understand it this is very simple
to fix for someone familiar with the MIME stuff; just a matter of
creating or modifying 2 or 3 text files in the system.
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This is a very simple thing to fix. Why hasn't it been fixed yet? It
just needs:
1. A launcher script for parsing .URL files
2. A MIME type for .URL files
3. A binding between the MIME type and the launcher script
All of these have already been done, they just need to be included in
Ubuntu.
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Thanks for finding the dupe.
And yes, Launchpad is for feature requests, too.
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Here's a Perl script for launching the files and instructions for
creating a MIME type:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=3276774#post3276774
I guess this isn't really a Nautilus problem, since Nautilus is just
going to call a script based on the MIME type. Not sure what it should
be file
Added Bug 307486 for .URL files, which are somewhat related.
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.URL files are used in Windows to launch the browser to go to a URL.
Internet Explorer saves Favorites as .url files, for instance, and
Firefox creates .URL files when dragging a web page to the Desktop. (In
KDE and Gnome, this functionality is
Is this really a bug? It's correcting the format of the file while
reading it.
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"Should perhaps create something like "unsaved1~" in the .gnome2/gedit
directory,"
I'd prefer something with a datestamp in the Home directory. In fact, I
think maybe all backup files should have a datestamp before the tilde,
and it can save multiple backup files.
For unsaved files, maybe there
> In intrepid we need to go:
>
> System -> Preferences -> Keyboard -> Setup
It's System -> Preferences -> Keyboard -> Layouts tab -> Other
Options... button
> "Meta is mapped to the win keys" to make the windows key work as a
modifier!
That's not really a solution; just a workaround. the Windo
Yesterday the Gnome Power tool warned me that I had 1 minute remaining.
Although a 1 minute warning is useless, it at least seems to be warning
me now.
8.10 with proposed updates
Dell Inspiron 8600
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Still broken with Dell Inspiron 8600
Linux 2.6.27-10
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arrow under intrepid
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This is still a problem in Intrepid. It registers "Super L", but not
"Super L + something". I previously would work around this by holding
down Super, then clicking "New shortcut" and then pressing the letter,
but this doesn't work anymore.
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https:
Would it be good enough to hover over the filenames and see the full
name in a tooltip?
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Public bug reported:
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If you view long file names in Nautilus List View, it truncates by
cutting off the end. But the vast majority of the time, if there are
similar filenames, the part that differentiates them will either occur
at the beginning or the end. If you cut
Maybe the best way would be to show both measurements, since this
creates both CDs and DVDs.
CD size is stated in MiB and DVD size is stated in GB:
4.7 GB DVD = 4.7 x 1000 x 1000 x 1000 bytes
"700 MB" CD = 360,000 x 2048 = 737,280,000 bytes = 703.1 MiB
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and https://bugs.launchpad.net/gnome-screensaver/+bug/78922
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I'd rather see a clock on the lock screen box, as in
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I get this on a Dell Inspiron 8600, if it's relevant:
523-BIOS Information
540:Vendor: Dell Computer Corporation
575-Version: A10
1429- Manufacturer: Dell Computer Corporation
1470: Product Name: Inspiron 8600
1518- Version: Not Specified
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I mean that it's still not included in the context menu by default. You
can only access it indirectly by using "Open with..."
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"Are you sure that gvfs Archive Mounter is not enable by default"
See
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gvfs/+bug/213814/comments/3
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"sudo mount -o loop" always works fine for me. Why isn't this a default
option?
There are also Nautilus scripts already written
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=87369
and gvfs Archive Mounter, though this is not enabled by default.
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Still a problem in Intrepid. Mounted ISO file has a drive icon that
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Currently you can right-click on an ISO and select "Open with..." -->
"Archive Mounter". This isn't a very user-friendly name.
When it is added as a default option, it should be renamed to something
like
"Mount as drive" (or "Mount ISO as drive"/"
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I'm getting this in Intrepid now.
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Another example is running in low-resolution mode when the graphics
can't be determined, or when running a virtual desktop over NX on a
smaller-resolution screen.
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System Monitor should be able to show per-process network usage (and
hard drive usage, for that matter)
Network usage might be able to incorporate functionality from Nethogs
http://nethogs.sourceforge.net/
(Based on http://brainstor
Still an issue in Intrepid. Not sure about any type of video.
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"Mouse is still functional, no problem with pointer moving erratically"
The mouse is functional and usable, but occasionally jerks around.
Maybe it's happening for you too, but not as noticeable?
"Here's a question for those that posted, what graphics card and
graphics driver do you have?"
Mine
After using Fn:
1. Left-clicking on menus causes them to be highlighted, but they do not
open up. (Normally they open on click, even without releasing the
button.)
2. Mouse pointer behaves erratically. It responds, but jumps around at
random.
3. Process hald-addon-dell-backlight starts hogging
Same problem on Dell Inspiron 8600. After Intrepid upgrade, brightness
defaults to maximum, turning it down with Fn+ Arrow Down key results in
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X never sees brightness key release events
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Losing keyboard and mouse control when changing screen
Public bug reported:
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Sometimes I accidentally download/extract/copy a large number of files
to my Desktop; more than it can fit.
Instead of dealing with this in a sane manner, it responds by piling up
all the icons on top of each other in the corner, making them imp
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This is not similar to Bug 240733.
This bug is about colors not changing when switching between themes.
For instance, if the theme is currently Human, and I change to Gray, the
title bar would still be orange instead of gray.
It is not theme-specific, and changing other colors in "Customize" work
Edit --> Preferences --> Playback tab --> Use crossfading backend
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nautilus-cd-burner asks for a blank disk when one is i
Has the error message been changed? If it still says "Insert a blank
disk" when it really means "You're trying to burn more than any disk can
hold", then that's a legitimate bug. See Bug 160793.
** Changed in: nautilus-cd-burner (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => Incomplete
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nautilus-cd-burn
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 14422 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/14422
Without a response, I'm going to assume this is a duplicate of Bug
14422.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 14422
nautilus-cd-burner asks for a blank disk when one is in the drive
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[7.10] na
DVD−R and DVD+R have slightly different capacities (4.71 GB vs 4.70 GB,
respectively), and you have to take into account the difference between
standard GB (1,000,000,000 bytes), and Nautilus "GB" (1,073,741,824
bytes = 1 GiB). Nautilus CD burner should actually be reporting in GiB,
though, so a D
It's been discussed several times in different places, and there is a
general agreement to use the standard units and stop confusing our
users. You'll notice that chpe's patch on this thread is reported as
"1.1 KiB", for instance.
Here are at least 130 other Ubuntu users who also vote to follow t
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 80780 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/80780
Then the bug is in GVFS, not in System Monitor.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 80780
uses unusual units to report memory and disk sizes
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Units are inconsistant again
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