No I left mouse-tracking alone. That's still 'push´.
Updated the bug description.
** Description changed:
What I expect to happen:
After booting up Ubuntu I'd like to be able to just enable desktop zoom using
Alt+Super+8.
What actually happens:
When I enable desktop zoom after logging
** Description changed:
What I expect to happen:
After booting up Ubuntu I'd like to be able to just enable desktop zoom using
Alt+Super+8.
What actually happens:
- When I enable desktop zoom after logging in to Ubuntu, it doesn't work.
Magnifier zooms in to the top-left portion of my d
Public bug reported:
What I expect to happen:
After booting up Ubuntu I'd like to be able to just enable desktop zoom using
Alt+Super+8.
What actually happens:
When I enable desktop zoom after logging in to Ubuntu, it doesn't work.
Magnifier zooms in to the top-left portion of my desktop. The m
Public bug reported:
In the previous Ubuntu versions, it was possible to choose a mouse
pointer to use with a theme. It also allowed you to set the mouse
pointer size.
I can no longer find this option in Ubuntu 11.10 (development branch).
Version of gnome-control-center: 1:3.1.90-0ubuntu2
** Aff
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-settings-daemon
I'm running Ubuntu 10.10 x86. I have selected the Radiance theme.
When I run a KDE app (Kubrick for instance) the Radiance theme isn't correctly
applied. It is most noticeable when I look at tooltips; they should be white on
black,
What I forgot to mention in my comment:
This popup feature especially comes in handy when the user wants to navigate to
a different subfolder in a parent folder.
Say the user is in a folder called 'parent4', and his navigation bar shows this:
> home > parent1 > parent2 > parent3 > parent4
If he w
I think he means the following:
Say you have a folder in your home directory called 'parent', which contains
the folders 'child1', 'child2' and 'child3', and you're in folder 'parent'. In
the navigation bar you'll see something like
> home > parent
Now in Vista/7, you can press a little arrow ne