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The Zeitgeist plugin creates a GPtrArray to give to libzeitgeist when
registering a Zeitgeist datasource. libzeitgeist internally sinks this
reference, but the plugin assumes the GPtrArray to still be available
and later attempts to unref it.
The attached patch adds a
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Tested version: 3.14.11-0ubuntu1
Bug most likely introduced in: 3.10.6-0ubuntu1
gtk_menu_tracker_item_get_menu_item and
gtk_menu_tracker_item_get_action_namespace both have return types, but
use g_return_if_fail instead of g_return_val_if_fail.
Attached is a diff of the
Regarding xfce4-volumed please submit any patch upstream (see
https://bugs.launchpad.net/xfce4-volumed/+bug/1323030).
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The issue is fixed for me by the SRU package in karmic-proposed. Thank you
very much Pasi for that CD I used to confirm the fix!
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This issue has been quite discussed already (see
https://bugs.launchpad.net/notify-osd/+bug/393797).
If the image given to notify-osd is large enough then it will render as
sharply as possible. If you are willing to write a resize algorithm that
is more efficient than the current gtk ones, then I
It is definately two different problems. The bubbles can't be less blur than
they are in the exemple files shown by Mirco at the end of the bug report I
posted in my previous comment.
About your icons not appearing when they are not square, I am not sure if it
is the actual issue. I remember some
The icons have to come from the application, though. We will just need a
ubuntu patch for g-p-m.
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Scott is writing a first patch without the notification-* icons for
inclusion upstream.
The problem with brightness notifications comes from global breakage of the
new g-p-m :P
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Notify-osd doesn't allow theming yet, but even if it did (i hope it will for
karmic), it's better to limitate to one color (grey) than allowing every
kind of colors, which would cause more contrast / different contrasts in the
bubbles and be more prone to grab the user's focus (which we
Oh ok, I misunderstood you, sorry. Indeed, G-p-m could use the gpm icons for
this since it's likely that the notification-* icons can't be used, and we
can push ours locally. Richard, is it possible to write a simple function
returning the correct icon with, as parameters :
* guint percent_left
I am not sure that they would like the icons, as they're notification-*
icons that afaik only exist in Ubuntu's Human theme right now. Replacing
the current icons isn't possible either as these are specially designed
for notifications (ie. color only for icons meant to be used in critical
Thanks. Indeed the icons are going to be a bit tough for upstream :)
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I think I forgot to mention that there also are -plugged icons (they're
not in the video). The complete list of icons is :
notification-battery-000
notification-battery-000-plugged
notification-battery-010
notification-battery-010-plugged
[...]
notification-battery-090
I would really love someone to take care of it, i currently have a few
more important things to work on and i fear i won't be able to produce a
decent patch for it before a while.
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Thanks in advance then :)
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Hello,
I'm writing this feature request because I believe power notifications
can be greatly improved by being simplified to the strict necessary.
I began a discussion about this subject, that you can find on the
Ayatana ML (
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Fixing this bug doesn't look trivial at all, and even if it is currently
a big issue, the One Hundred Paper Cuts project is devoted to easily
fixable issues. Thus, I am marking this bug incomplete for One Hundred
Paper Cuts.
If you can provide accurate guidance for making it easy to implement for
If you remove the application/x-executable mime type from Wine, won't it
be even harder to have EXE files opened with it ?
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