Public bug reported:
A single tap on the touchpad sometimes causes two left-click events. One
way to trigger this behavior is to do a two-finger tap (to emulate a
right click), and after the context menu comes up, to do a single tap
somewhere else. The single tap will then be interpreted as two
Public bug reported:
Totem, Rhythmbox and VLC all crash immediately upon trying to load any
WMA audio file. On the command line, Totem throws the following error:
(totem:7461): GStreamer-CRITICAL **: gst_structure_new_empty: assertion
'gst_structure_validate_name (name)' failed
Segmentation
Was this really fixed? As far as I can tell, it wasn't. There is still
no way to configure the time delay, other than disabling the feature
disable touchpad while typing in the GUI, and then adding syndaemon
-i X to the list of startup applications, where X is the delay time in
seconds. The
Thanks for looking into this Sven. On my system, there is only one
instance of syndaemon open when the touchpad starts acting up, so this
does not appear to be the cause for me. Sven, do you experience erratic
mouse behavior after the pointer unfreezes, and does synclient
TouchpadOff=0 work for
Do other people for whom synclient TouchpadOff=0 works have multiple
instances of syndaemon running? It would be useful to see if this is
related to the difference between systems that experience erratic mouse
behavior and those which don't. Currently, it seems that we have two
different types of
I think we may be looking at two separate (but perhaps related?)
problems here, since one group of users is reporting that their mouse
completely freezes, and that synclient TouchpadOff=0 works to unfreeze
the mouse, while another group - including myself - reports that the
mouse and keyboard
I've been testing the proposed version of Nautilus, and the fix appears
to work.
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Title:
Typeahead functionality for nautilus
What just happened? Why is this bug now marked as incomplete? It's
been confirmed by several people here. Which release are you talking
about? This bug is specific to 11.10, the latest release of Ubuntu. I
think this has been marked incomplete in error. Please change it back
to confirmed. Again, I
I've updated to the 3.2.1 version of nautilus and restarted my computer.
I don't see any improvement - the regressions in typeahead previously
mentioned are still there. Pressing backspace in the typeahead bar still
navigates back a folder, and the bar still does not clear after
navigating into a
I'm experiencing the same frustration with this bug. Needless to say,
those experiencing this bug can't wait until 12.04 to regain control of
their laptops. If there are any tests we can do to provide more
information on this regression, then please tell us. But this bug is
much more important
I've attached an example of what happens when the pointer unfreezes. The
video is a bit faster than real life, but notice how the cursor grabs a
window, shakes it around and then maximizes it, before returning control
to the user. When this starts happening, it occurs very often - up to a
few
For my problem, the workaround described in comment #8 has no effect.
The problem persists.
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Title:
Synaptics
Just like Karl, I already have touchpad-enabled checked, so the
workaround from #5 does not help me.
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Title:
I have the exact same problem a Karl in post #29. I have an Asus G53 Jw,
so our systems are probably very similar. This problem showed up right
after an upgrade from 11.04 to 11.10, and then again after a fresh
install of 11.10. My touchpad freezes, and when it comes back, it starts
grabbing
I confirm the behavior reported in this bug with the Nautilus package
3.2.1 from oneiric-proposed. Specifically, pressing backspace does not
delete the last character from the search string as expected, but
instead navigates backward to the parent directory, and the search box
is not quickly
Public bug reported:
Normally, one can type the beginning of a document or folder's name to
select it. After going a few directories into a folder structure, this
feature turns off, and typing no longer brings up the little text input
box in the lower right-hand corner.
ProblemType: Bug
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Title:
Typing to select documents turns off
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