@NoOp: I sent a patch some time ago to the gnome developers, adjusting
the standard settings regarding autohide size, hide/unhide delay to sane
values. This patch was included, so for most people the obvious symptoms
are fixed.
But I would suggest leaving this bug open here as a reminder, until
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This appears to be fixed/resolved for me in Lucid 10.04. Tested on 32
64bit. If anyone else can please test verify this bug report can be
closed (for Lucid); I've not tested yet on 8.04 or 10.10.
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This should probably be the default, I do that every time I setup a new
system, because otherwise people will complain after a few days, that
they can't maximize their windows or about the wasted sreen space etc.
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I am not clear if this was tried by the bug reporter. Maybe this can fix your
issue.
open gconf-editor
(at+F2 : gconf-editor for example)
browse to apps-panel-toplevel, select your panel and set the autohide size to
3 or lesser, depending on what you want.
I use 0 and have no visual feedback of
Fantastic, Tiede! Your fix works. The size was set to 6 by default. Who
would want that? I changed it to 1 because that's the way I liked it
most.
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jasonq wrote:
Fantastic, Tiede! Your fix works. The size was set to 6 by default. Who
would want that? I changed it to 1 because that's the way I liked it
most.
Confirmed here as well. Thanks Tiede!
Now I wonder if the gnome-panel folks can reset to 0 or 1 as default
instead of 6.
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Is there a reference to the other bug report?
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@jasonq: I find the problem irritating as well. FWIW I've found the
upstream bug for this problem:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=127973
It does not appear that it will be fixed anytime soon.
A workaround that I use is to Show hide buttons and uncheck Arrows on
hide buttons so that
Thanks for the bug report. This particular bug has already been
reported, but feel free to report any other bugs you find.
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Assignee: (unassigned) = Ubuntu Desktop Bugs (desktop-bugs)
Status: New = Invalid
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