Sorry for the delay. Yes, it is because of that. In Gnome 46 is a new
API that allows to mark a window as "desktop window" and should fix it,
and I want to use it, but I'm waiting for 24.04 to go out because it
would be a big change, and I don't want to risk a LTS.
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After checking that extension, I think that I can use the same trick for
DING.
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Title:
GNOME login fails to stay in the
This patch fixes the problem.
** Patch added: "patch.diff"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell-extension-desktop-icons/+bug/2039475/+attachment/5709973/+files/patch.diff
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Public bug reported:
The port to Gnome Shell 45 of Desktop Icons had a bug that prevents it
from honoring the Dock size when in "IntelliHide" mode, thus allowing to
put icons under it. This bug has been fixed in upstream, so it should be
ported to Mantic.
** Affects:
I found something odd... Setting KRB5CCNAME in /etc/environment does
work, but setting "default_ccache_name" in /etc/krb5.conf doesn't. In
theory, when KRB5CCNAME isn't set, kerberos should use that value for
the cache file. And although the command line tools do use it, it seems
that gvfsd
If you try my line, be sure to create the folder ~/kerberos before, so
maybe a better alternative would be the line
KRB5CCNAME=${HOME}/.config/krb5cc_${LOGNAME}
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I found a workaround for this: to define the KRB5CCNAME environment
variable at /etc/environment.d/91kerberos.conf
In my case, I store the cache file at ~/kerberos, so I set the content
of that file to:
KRB5CCNAME=${HOME}/kerberos/krb5cc_${LOGNAME}
So, if my username is "username", this
This is fixed in the upstream version; as soon as it's ported to Ubuntu,
it will work.
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Title:
Add keyboard navigation to
Yes, it is. I tested it in a VM, and can reproduce it.
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Title:
gnome-terminal transparency ignored in full screen mode
To
It's not random, at least in my system. Also, the tricks in that bug
report don't work: I tried changing the transparency value, disabling
and enabling again, but no dice.
If I had to bet, I would say that the problem is in the fullscreen
redirection to avoid composition overload with games...
Confirmed that this happens when libmutter/mutter-common are updated to
version 11.
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Title:
Transparency ignored in
Installing a fresh install of Lunar, everything works fine. Updating
Gtk3, LibVTE, Cairo and other libraries doesn't make it fail. But doing
a dist-upgrade makes it fail like described.
There is no new version neither of Gnome Terminal, nor of Gnome Shell,
so it doesn't seem a problem there.
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Add keyboard navigation to desktop icons
To manage notifications about this bug go to:
This should be already fixed. Can we close this?
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Title:
Unable to move all selected files on
Can you put the specific changes that you did to the code?
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Loaded Evolution found gjs repeat calls from ding.js
I think that the only solution is to uninstall Desktop Icons and install
Desktop Icons NG. Although current versions are for Gnome Shell 3.38 and
later, there are active versions in extensions.gnome.org that do work
with Gnome Shell 3.36.
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Can you try this patch? https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/ShellExtensions
/desktop-icons/-/merge_requests/184
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Good news, then. Also, this means that, maybe, now I can reproduce the
bug.
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Title:
Some desktop
AFAIK, if you launch a gnome session, and then you return to the ubuntu
session, you shouldn't lost your configuration. So maybe you can do a
test in the gnome shell session to check if the patch works, thus
allowing canonical to integrate it, but use the ubuntu session for your
day-to-day work.
Yes, I understand. But it seems that the ubuntu session blocks new
versions from extensions.gnome.org. AFAIK, they did that to avoid a new
version from the repository to overwrite the official, tested one. So it
seems that you will need to use the gnome shell session instead. But the
other
Oh, ok... Now I understand. You simply can't install the official desktop
icons in the Ubuntu session. You must install gnome-session, choose gnome
shell session instead of Ubuntu session when logging, and there you can use
the extensions.
Of course, you may want to also install dash-to-dock,
Don't forget to exit and enter again from gnome shell
El mié., 30 sept. 2020 17:41, John Hoff <1883...@bugs.launchpad.net>
escribió:
> Nevermind, I figured out its just sudo apt remove gnome-shell-extension-
> desktop-icons.
>
> I did that and its completely gone from /usr now. However, I no
The package is "gnome-shell-extension-desktop-icons"
El mié., 30 sept. 2020 17:26, John Hoff <1883...@bugs.launchpad.net>
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> How do you uninstall it properly? I enabled it through the
> https://extensions.gnome.org/ page, but there is not an uninstall option
> there. It does not show
That's the problem: the package isn't installed in the local folder, but in
/usr. You must uninstall it.
El mié., 30 sept. 2020 16:26, John Hoff <1883...@bugs.launchpad.net>
escribió:
> The editor I am using is just gedit 3.36.2, just fyi...
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Your guess is correct. The problem is that the line numbers in your log
doesn't match my line numbers... Did you uninstall the gnome-shell-
extensions-desktop-icons.deb package before installing the branch from
gitlab?
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I tried that, but I'm unable to reproduce that bug.
Can you check if there is any error message in the gnome shell logs?
(you can see them from a terminal with "sudo journalctl /usr/bin/gnome-
shell", and pressing the "END" key to go to the end of the file).
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Uploaded a patch. Test and review pending.
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Title:
Unable to move all selected files on desktop
Can someone test this patch?
https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/ShellExtensions/desktop-
icons/-/merge_requests/184
It should fix this.
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Does this still happen in Ubuntu 20.04?
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Title:
Desktop icons reshuffle themselves
To manage
I'm the developer of Desktop Icons. Yes, I'm working on it, but any help
is appreciated ;-)
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I'm the developer of desktop icons. I have a patch waiting review that
should fix this at https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/ShellExtensions
/desktop-icons/-/issues/190
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Sorry, the patch is at https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/ShellExtensions
/desktop-icons/-/merge_requests/166
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I did several tries yesterday, but none of them worked. First I tried to
remove the "emit" calls and the "addSignalMethods" in desktopGrid, just
in case the problem was an incompatibility with the new class system in
Gnome Shell 3.34. Also removed all the grabHelper calls, but also didn't
work.
There is a fix published in the main thread at github
https://github.com/kehugter/sqlitebrowser/commit/c4c4cf62a2adf90c7604a920c409c27192f177ce
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 574693 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/574693
lubart: sorry, but that fix didn't fix this bug for me. I still can't
upload more than one file to a remote FTP server.
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I have that problem using FTP with a multimedia hard disk which uses
bFTPd ( http://bftpd.sourceforge.net/ ). I don't have other FTP server
to test it.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 574693 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/574693
I attach the file itself for people who doesn't know how to extract it
from the packages.
Just copy it in /usr/lib/gvfs (as root, of course).
In order to open a root Nautilus, just open a terminal and type
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 574693 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/574693
As I've explained, it's not the same bug than #574693. Also, as
commented, replacing gvfsd-ftp in Natty (11.04) with the same file from
Maverick (10.10) fixes the bug, so the problem must be in changes done
This bug seems to be the same than 774096. As I commented there, the bug
is in GVFSD-FTP, from gvfs-backends, because replacing it using the one
from ubuntu 10.10, all works fine.
** Project changed: nautilus = gvfs
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This bug seems not to be the same that #574693
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Replacing gvfs and gvfs-backends with the ones from Maverick (Ubuntu
10.10) seems to fix this problem, so it seems that the bug is there
(probably in gvfsd-ftp backend).
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I reinstalled GVFS and GVFS-BACKENDS from 11.04 and the bug were again
there. Then I replaced only the file /usr/lib/gvfs/gvfsd-ftp using one
taken from an Ubuntu 10.10, and now it works fine, so definitely
Same here, except for the excesive CPU usage.
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Nautilus closes FTP connections and uses a lot of CPU
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Same here, using the classic (i.e. Gnome2) desktop under Ubuntu 11.04,
but there's nothing in the /var/crash directory. It's empty.
Only a difference: I'm using the 64bit version.
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Same here, using the classic (i.e. Gnome2) desktop under Ubuntu 11.04,
but there's nothing in the /var/crash directory. It's empty.
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