Public bug reported:
It looks like the `gnome-system-monitor` package is installed as a snap
package since Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic by default [1]. Unfortunately, this
affects some GNOME Shell extensions.
The popular "system-monitor" extension [3][4] fails to locate the system
monitor executable to
Public bug reported:
Before Ubuntu switched from Unity to GNOME Shell the login user
experience was much more appealing.
For every user, when you looped through them on the login screen, the
background image was shown with a nice fade-in visual effect. See this
video for a demo:
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1725384 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1725384
See also https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-
shell/+bug/1765356
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Here is their answer:
> The default Ubuntu session is not upstream GNOME. In particular
> the dash is replaced with a Unity-style dock, so please test
> with the non-default "pure GNOME" session first.
Can the team at Canonical that deals with the Unity-style dock verify
the behavior is not
GNOME Shell bug #480 created, https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-
shell/issues/480
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Title:
"Show Applications" button
Can we escalate this issue somehow? Where does it have to be fixed?
Upstream?
What about certification? Can that help to escalate the issue?
- https://certification.ubuntu.com/hardware/201712-26045/ (ThinkPad X1 Carbon
6th Generation)
- https://certification.ubuntu.com/hardware/201603-20841/
** Description changed:
Given I am logged in on the Ubuntu default desktop (running GNOME Shell
3.28.1)
when I press the "Show Applications" button at the lower end of the task bar
then only the tooltip appears
and when I press the "Show Applications" button again
then the applications
Public bug reported:
Given I am logged in on the Ubuntu default desktop (running GNOME Shell 3.28.1)
when I press the "Show Applications" button at the lower end of the task bar
then only the tooltip appears
and when I press the "Show Applications" button again
then the applications (of the
@vaab Personally, I think the smaller icons make Empathy more acceptable
than the bigger ones. It's a small step towards an optimal change, but
it's better than nothing. I say this while looking at the panel, and
hovering over a user entry, which gives me a tooltip with a sufficiently
big profile
I can confirm that automatically reconnecting still doesn't work out-of-
the-box on Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS. Adding the PIN code information to
/usr/share/gnome-bluetooth/pin-code-database.xml alone won't do it
either. I had to remove the paired device from the bluetooth settings,
and pair the mouse
I can also confirm the keypresses, which appear in input fields
sometimes. Unfortunately, I have no idea how to reproduce the error.
I have dug through the Logitech forums, but without more findings. Here is the
only relevant thread related to T630/T631 issues, Ubuntu or keypresses:
- Discussion
@vaab Is it possible to place a pull request here on Lauchpad? Or could
you prepare a .patch to fix this issue on the development branch, and
attach it to this bug report?
That's scary! We're having late 2015, and this bug is still present in
14.10.3 LTS, even though a solution is know in detail.
... sorry, that should read 14.04.3 LTS. (Is it impossible to edit
comments in a bug report? OMG)
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empathy contacts
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