Thanks for the screenshot. Open would be inappropriate. Choose File
would be a bit better, but not much.
One way of fixing this and the Properties problem would be to merge
the New disc Properties dialog into the main dialog. Then get rid of
the Properties button entirely, instead changing Create
Kolargol00 and Pevzi, if you have any specific examples of inconsistent
use of icons, please report them as separate bugs. Thanks.
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When an interface makes something too easy to do, it often causes
arguments like this one. One group of people gets frustrated that they
keep doing the thing by mistake. And another group of people -- for whom
too easy seems like an oxymoron -- can't believe that the first group
are making the
Public bug reported:
gnome-control-center 1:2.30.0-0ubuntu4, Ubuntu 10.04
1. Navigate to System Preferences Keyboard Layouts
Options Caps Lock key behavior.
The heading correctly spells it Caps Lock. But 13 of the 14 options
inside misspell it as CapsLock.
** Affects: control-center
Unfortunately, most of the comments on this bug report -- including
those by jmspeex, ChrisH, Gok6tm, user2037, Michael, Thomas Folz-
Donahue, Greg K Nicholson, and avdd -- have nothing to do with the bug.
This bug report, like the Gnome bug report it links to, is specifically
about dialogs
This bug is invalid, because sometimes when a new window opens, you
absolutely want it to take focus from whichever window had focus before.
A simple example is launching an application: if you start a Web browser
and it takes only two seconds to open, it would be frustrating if it
wasn't focused
That is still incorrect behavior.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareCenter#software-list-view: By
default, none of the rows in a software list view should be selected …
If no item is selected, pressing the Down arrow key should select the
first row, and conversely pressing the Up arrow key should
This is a regression. In Ubuntu 9.04, I could change the volume while
playing (for example) Briquolo or Hedgewars. In 10.04, I can't. I don't
remember whether I could in 9.10.
** Also affects: gnome-settings-daemon (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Summary changed:
-
Oops, sorry, I missed the part where this bug was in Jaunty.
Leonardo, can you give some examples of games where Ubuntu has the
problem? Does it have the same problem in later Ubuntu versions?
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** Changed in: libgnome
Status: New = Invalid
** Changed in: libgnome (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Invalid
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We are gradually fixing this with our status menus in indicator-applet.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CustomStatusMenuDesignGuidelines
For the reason Sebastien gave, it is counterproductive to have a single
report covering different fixes to unrelated packages. Use a single bug
report only if the patch
** Description changed:
When the brightness or volume keys are pressed on a keyboard, focus
changes in the current window. At its mildest, this has odd visual
effects. At its worst, it causes the Adobe Flash player to exit full-
screen mode.
Steps to reproduce, A:
1. Start playing
Notification bubbles are not a notification system, they are just one
notification mechanism. See
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NotificationDesignGuidelines for an overview
of other mechanisms.
gnome-disk-utility used to use a notification bubble for this situation.
But with Notify OSD, when a bubble
This is a valid bug, but it is a bug in various themes rather than in
Nautilus.
For example, in DarkRoom, Elementary, Human-Clearlooks, and Shiki-Dust,
the focused selection color is exactly the same as the unfocused
selection color, which is nasty.
In Ambiance, Radiance, Clearlooks, Dust,
Fixing this would involve making the focused selection color
substantially more colorful than the unfocused selection color -- for
example, aubergine vs. grey, or orange vs. grey.
Unfortunately, the Light themes appear to be using the selection color
to color buttons. For example if I set the
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Allan, do you have the equivalent problem in Lucid, as shown in my
screenshot? If so we should update the summary+description.
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The Liberation fonts exist only for width compatibility with documents
that were using Helvetica and Times New Roman. They are too ugly to use
for anything else, and we won't be using them in Ubuntu's interface. As
described in http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/308, Dalton Maag
is working
It is possible for a program to be standards-compliant and badly-behaved
at the same time. With notification-daemon, the same programs would be
causing either a queue just as bad, multiple overlapping notifications
(which is no use to anyone), or notifications which are too brief to
read.
That
This looks like the same as bug 518950.
To make this report most useful for a developer to work on, it would
help to work out exact steps to reproduce the problem, e.g. in a guest
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This looks like the same as bug 530999.
To make this report most useful for a developer to work on, it would
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It seems to be fixed now.
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Can you explain what you mean by Metacity menu? Do you mean the menu
you get when you right-click on a title bar?
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Still a problem in Rhythmbox 0.12.7. Reopening.
** Changed in: rhythmbox (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released = Confirmed
** Description changed:
- Binary package hint: rhythmbox
+ The icon for quit doesn't need to be there, please remove it.
- The icon for quit doesn't need to be there,
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Binary package hint: nautilus
Ubuntu Lucid
At every screen resolution, any background picture has a narrow grey
strip at its left and right edges.
The strips do not extend over the panels, and nor do they appear on top
of windows that overlap the left or right of the
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Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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Status: Incomplete = New
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When moving or copying files that take a long time, a File Operations
window opens. This window is both minimizable and closable. Closing it
does not stop or cancel the operation; instead, it effectively minimizes
the window into a
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I'm sorry I didn't see this before User Interface Freeze. I agree that
discharging is an unpleasant way of putting it. The original proposal
in bug 399492 didn't use that word; I don't know how it ended up like
that.
I agree with Michael that Running on battery is better. I've changed
it in the
Hi Milo. We're using Switch Off because we think it's more direct and
straightforward, and that in this case it outweighs consistency with
other OSes. Other parts of Gnome have been fixed in other bug reports
(bug 531495, bug 531493, bug 531491).
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Sleep started probably should be Going to sleep
Sleep failed - Couldn't sleep
Failed to sleep - Couldn't sleep, clowns were eating me
Failure to sleep - Can't sleep, clowns will eat me (not really)
The battery is critically low, so the has a stray space before is.
(My fault, sorry.)
And from
So long as this item has a tooltip at all, I think we probably should
leave it as it was, Shut down the computer. Adding only the words the
computer does not make for a useful explanation, whereas Shut down the
computer is a subtle reassurance that Switch Off does what Shut
Down used to do.
Patch looks good, from what I can tell. Thanks!
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Your computer failed to sleep - The computer failed to sleep.
We're suffering scope creep here. :-) The changes to mouse/phone/etc
strings are much less important, so if it's going to make the patch
noticably harder to maintain or to get upstream, drop 'em. Otherwise,
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Laptop battery 2 hours 25 minutes remaining (99.4%)
That's very wide for a menu item.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PowerStatusMenu#Items proposes just X H:MM
left.
** Affects: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: High
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
Laptop battery 2 hours 25 minutes remaining (99.4%)
That's very wide for a menu item.
- https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PowerStatusMenu#Items proposes just X H:MM
- left.
+ https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PowerStatusMenu#Items
I have experienced this problem since Wednesday 24th.
The Totem BBC plugin tries to retrieve
http://open.bbc.co.uk/rad/uriplay/availablecontent. On Wednesday,
loading this in a browser returned a 500 Internal Server Error. Today, I
have tried it twice. The first time it took over a minute to
(And now I look at the downloaded file more closely, I see it's
truncated, so Totem probably wouldn't be able to parse it anyway.)
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Sorry, I did provide it but Launchpad swallowed it. Fixed.
** Description changed:
1. Log in to Ubuntu.
What happens:
1. An error alert appears saying:
Error activating XKB configuration.
It can happen under various circumstances:
- a bug in libxklavier library
** Description changed:
On a Macbook 1,1 , dragging the slider of the brightness applet causes
the screen to flicker ( brightness is adjusted afterwards though ).
Worse, if I just click on the - button to decrease the brightness, the
backlight is turned off completely rendering the screen
** Description changed:
On a Macbook 1,1 , dragging the slider of the brightness applet causes
the screen to flicker ( brightness is adjusted afterwards though ).
Worse, if I just click on the - button to decrease the brightness, the
backlight is turned off completely rendering the screen
Here's what I did to test this:
1. Launch Rhythmbox.
2. Minimize Rhythmbox.
3. From the status menu, choose Show Rhythmbox.
4. Bring another window in front of Rhythmbox.
5. From the status menu, choose Show Rhythmbox.
What should happen:
3. Rhythmbox is unminimized and focused.
5. Rhythmbox is
Recommendation: Seahorse shouldn’t be in the panel at all. Remove the
notification area item.
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Recommendation: Port the menu directly, with an extra first “Hide
Ekiga”/“Show Ekiga” item replacing the primary-click action.
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Recommendation: This shouldn’t be in the panel at all. Instead, add a
“Downloads” menu item below “File” “Save As…”, that opens the
Downloads window. Remove the notification area item.
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As part of this project I have been reviewing programs that currently
use the notification area, and providing recommendations on what they
should do.
My recommendation for gnome-disk-utility is that it shouldn’t be in the
panel at all. Failing disks should be shown using periodic alerts
(period
In
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MessagingMenu#Recommended%20behavior%20for%20instant%20messaging%20clients
I've specified: Optionally, [an IM client] may also provide a message
source item for each person in your contact list who has not sent you
new messages, but who has connected in the past minute
Pēteris, sorry, but you're mistaken.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NotificationDesignGuidelines has said the same
thing on this topic since I wrote it a year ago: When a notification is
not time-critical, and there is a relevant window to display it in,
present the notification as a banner or other text
I suggest that on all pages other than the front page, the table of
contents not appear at all. That way the window can be smaller, more
easily fitting alongside whatever you're wanting help with.
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Why would you not want to go online when starting Empathy?
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Empathy in Lucid has a checkbox labelled Use message indicators.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=8762380postcount=791
http://patches.ubuntu.com/by-release/ubuntu/e/empathy/empathy_2.29.5.1-1ubuntu1.patch
As David Siegel just remarked to
Actually, it's not true that it breaks all indicator applet idea. The
messaging menu is a useful aggregator of incoming messages, but we never
intended it as the only method of notifying you of new conversations --
it's not noticable enough for that. New IM conversations should open a
window in
Déjà vu! Empathy used to have this problem, but it was fixed in 2008.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EmpathyVsPidginUsability#Empathy
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I suggest that the menu be rearranged like this:
Search for Files…
Recent Documents
[places]
Network
Connect to Server…
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That's a smart idea, fishor, nice work!
Have you compared the format your patch uses with the format Cheese
uses? If they're different, which is better?
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In the original usability@ mailing list thread, I cited this
ridiculousness from Microsoft, and it bears repeating: When you delete
a file or folder, the file or folder is not deleted right away.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Delete-a-file-or-
folder Whatever we do, it shouldn't
nikolay, thanks for that analysis. I think you're right, this bug is not
actually in Flash and it has other unpleasant effects.
** Also affects: gnome-settings-daemon (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Summary changed:
- Changing sound volume with special keys causes Flash
** Summary changed:
- Pressing volume/brightness key unfocuses window (e.g. makes Flash exit full
screen)
+ Pressing volume/brightness key changes window focus (e.g. makes Flash exit
full screen)
** Description changed:
- Binary package hint: flashplugin-nonfree
+ When the brightness or
If this is a duplicate, please mark it as such. (If you don't have time
to do that, just say I think this is a duplicate so others can find
it.)
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Status: Invalid = New
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Status: Invalid = New
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It would help if this bug report included steps to reproduce the
problem. After adding someone with birthday today, they don't show up in
the calendar applet for me.
Judging by the screenshot, though, the obvious solution is to rearrange
the text so that the variable text comes first.
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** Description changed:
- Binary package hint: software-center
-
- 1. Choose Help Report a Problem.
+ 1. From Empathy, Ubuntu Software Center, Text Editor, Calculator, etc,
+ choose Help Report a Problem.
What happens: The problem reporting process requires further input.
What should
Waldir, the inconsistencies with Nautilus and Evince should be reported
as separate bugs.
Suggestions for alternative names belong in 15495. This bug report is
about making the application title, description, window title, and About
box consistent.
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Binary package hint: file-roller
1. Launch the Ubuntu Software Center.
2. Locate Archive Manager and open its application screen.
3. Launch the Archive Manager itself (e.g. by opening a .zip file) and choose
Help About.
What you see:
2. The title is Archive Manager, but
** Tags added: metadata
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1. Launch the Ubuntu Software Center.
2. Locate Archive Manager and open its application screen.
3. Launch the Archive Manager itself (e.g. by opening a .zip file) and choose
Help About.
What you
Only by violating the guidelines for which items should have icons. None
of the top-level items in the System menu obviously represent
applications, files, documents, people etc, so they shouldn't and don't
have icons.
It is true that the Show icons in menus option is badly worded, but it
has had
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
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The same guidelines apply to menu items no matter what type of menu
they're in. For example, the use of icons in Nautilus's Open With
submenu should be exactly the same regardless of whether you are opening
that submenu via the context menu or the File menu. And icons in
buttons and icons in menu
Gergely, I tried with French, Latin, Polish, and Portuguese, and none of
the items in the System menu changed order. If you have a specific
example of menu items without icons that change order in a particular
language, please report that as a *separate* bug, including exactly
which language you
** Description changed:
- Binary package hint: cups
-
- Ubuntu Karmic; Xerox WorkCentre 7228
+ Evince 2.28.1, Ubuntu Karmic; Xerox WorkCentre 7228
The attached PDF prints fine from Evince in Ubuntu 9.04. In Ubuntu
Karmic, however, once it is sent to the printer the printer beeps once
Fabián, which items without icons change order when you change language?
That's probably a bug in itself.
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I disagree with David that the current behavior is good, but I agree
with him that this bug report is not valid as a papercut.
Making Tab from the folder list navigate to the Name field would require
either (a) introducing a Mac-style focus model as default in GTK (i.e.
only text fields and
Miles and Wladston, complaining about economics in a bug report is
counterproductive and impolite. if you want a programmer or OS vendor to
fix a particular bug, please contact them directly. If you have
suggestions on how to improve the Ubuntu bug-tracking process in
general, try the ubuntu-qa
Reported bug 451160.
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Marcos, it's cool that we have made gufw a little more attractive
without you having to do anything (no more ugly orange and white
cross!), but the change has made it more obvious that you were not
following the Gnome guideline about size and padding of buttons.
On a clean Karmic installation, I experience the GDM problem but do not
experience bug 439138.
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komputes, the gconf key does not apply to entire menus, it applies to
individual items. For example, when on, Places Connect to Server
and Bookmarks Organize Bookmarks have icons; when off, they don't.
Jean-François, testing this would be difficult but not impossible. Take
a representative
The bugzilla.gnome.org report has been resolved as NOTGNOME. (I have
reported bug 446154 about the Launchpad bug watch not being updated.)
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Ubuntu Karmic, all updates installed
1. Log in to Ubuntu.
What happens: The login screen changes suddenly to the desktop.
What should happen: The login screen should fade in to the desktop.
This was working until a few days ago.
Fixing this might also fix bug 442056.
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Thanks for these suggestions.
The first suggestion introduces a new term, the User Selection List.
What is the user selection list? It's the screen for choosing who will
log in. That definition isn't much longer, so it's cognitively simpler
just to say the screen for choosing who will log in.
It looks like a short-term improvement would be to revert that change.
It's not clear from the Gnome bug report why David Zeuthen wanted the
manufacturer name etc shown by default (perhaps someone could ask
him?:-). But probably it could be shown somewhere optional, separate
from the label. For
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 431882 ***
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Software Store shows up under System Menu instead of Applications menu
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Ivanka Majic has persuaded me that the Applications menu would be a
better place.
Spec updated:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareStore?action=diffrev2=187rev1=186
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Thanks for fixing that, Sebastien, and sorry for the late change.
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Christoph: As I just explained on IRC, raw customizability of the menu
is not the standard we're using here -- otherwise every menu item in
OpenOffice.org would need an icon merely because its menus are
customizable. The Ubuntu Software Store has moved to the Applications
menu (bug 431882). And I
Thanks for that example, Michael. I guess the standard GTK behavior
should be changed: it doesn't make sense to have two different focused
appearances that are functionally identical. (The same thing happens if
you press Enter in either state.)
If themes want to show that a tree view is focused,
** Changed in: gtk+2.0 (Ubuntu)
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Actually, sorry, I was confused. This is still a bug in the Store.
What I'm asking for here is additional behavior, specific to the case
where the insertion point (caret) is at the trailing end of the search
field. The Store should focus the search results pane (however GTK does
it), and should
Public bug reported:
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2008)
1. Choose System Administration Time and Date.
2. Click the key and authenticate.
3. Click the Time zone: button.
What you see: A Time zone dialog containing a black box half-filled with
white
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2008)
- 1. Click the key and authenticate.
- 2.
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Binary package hint: software-store
software-store 0.2.2, Ubuntu Karmic
Currently the Ubuntu Software Store item is found inside System
Administration.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareStore#Launching%20graphically:
'“Ubuntu Software Store” should be a top-level item in
Dave Gilbert: usability being more important than aesthetics suggests
an opposition that isn't really there. Aesthetics is part of usability;
for some research and examples of this, see
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/indefenseofeyecandy.
antistress: I don't see how adding an icon could ever
Daniel, yes, that would be appropriate. You could report a bug in
bugzilla.mozilla.org that the search engines menu should always have
icons, because -- like bookmarks and history items -- the search engines
are objects that can be added to or removed from the menu.
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Dave Gilbert: So basically we disagree on the weight given to usefulness
of an individual icon vs. the weight given to aesthetics of the menu as
a whole, and there's no way to argue that convincingly one way or
another. If it's any consolation, many of the actions that have highly-
recognizable
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