*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 416236 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/416236
There is a Do nothing option, but you have to enable it manually via
gconf-editor (wasn't the case in earlier versions of Ubuntu).
See here:
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
If Do nothing is selected for When laptop lid is closed and the
laptop lid is closed, the external monitor never goes to sleep. If the
lid is left open, the external monitor goes to sleep as it should.
To reproduce:
1. Set Do
No, apparently due to the complexity and depth of the issue, it doesn't
qualify as a papercut.
Meanwhile Mozilla has fixed the issue in Firefox by simply redesigning
the Save As... dialog entirely. While I welcome the progress, it's
frustrating that this oft-used interface will no longer be
Thanks for the workaround, this was annoying me as my laptop takes
forever to struggle out of hibernation!
I agree that the language is ambiguous. In the rest of the dialog box,
suspend or hibernate are used explicitly - sleep is more of a Windows
word I think. I don't mind which terminology is
I suspect the bug report was either not fully read or fully understood
by David S, otherwise he would not have written that - he must have
thought I was wanting to eliminate the find as you type feature, which
is not the case at all.
I know the Save dialog is not something that developers use
Ok, I checked on Mac OS (10.5.something) and they solve it as follows:
When navigating folders by keyboard, pressing tab ONCE takes you from
the folder list straight back to the Name field, as it does in Windows
(the layouts are different, but the effect is the same).
There are only four tab
Thanks for your note David. I'm not suggesting to change the behaviour
of the Find As You Type feature that allows quickly jumping through
directory structures by typing folders' initial letters. Personally I
use this all the time and think it's great.
The main issue here, especially for
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: f-spot
Sadly, flickr is now blocked in my country of residence. If I try and
authorise F-Spot to flickr, it will crash as follows:
[Info 19:20:08.096] Initializing DBus
[Info 19:20:08.411] Initializing Mono.Addins
[Info 19:20:08.871] Starting new
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
The save dialog box has the irritating habit of not focusing on the file
name area once I have browsed to the location where I would like to save
my document. This is done better in Windows.
There are two main scenarios when saving a document
My apologies, I thought it was part of Nautilus.
I have attached a screenshot.
** Attachment added: File Chooser Screenshot
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/28012116/filechooser.png
** Also affects: hundredpapercuts
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Improve Save As Dialog Box
Here's the Windows Save As dialog for comparison.
** Attachment added: Windows
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/28012288/save-as.PNG
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Improve Save As Dialog Box (focus issues)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/387957
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It sounds like this might have already been fixed in the new version of
gcalctool:
http://bobthegnome.blogspot.com/2008/04/gcalctool-5231.html
From the page:
* Fixes issues with thousands seperators and radix in non-english
locales (Bug #527669)
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Too many commas in gcalctool
I have the same problem on Gutsy (final). I have dual screen (twinview,
not xinerama). As soon as I switch back from another user, the screens
go blank (light gray). I can usually still switch back to the previous
user successfully, or I can switch to a console, or I can use CTRL + ALT
+ Backspace
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