I started seeing the eject master device option in the latest updates to
Ubuntu 13.04, which unmounts all the partitions.
On Sun, Sep 29, 2013 at 3:37 PM, Norbert 1067...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
Ubuntu 13.10 GNOME is affected too.
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OK, Norbert, I understand. I will also sleep easier once we get our safely
remove option back :)
On Mon, Sep 30, 2013 at 11:48 AM, Norbert 1067...@bugs.launchpad.netwrote:
I started seeing the eject master device option in the latest updates to
Ubuntu 13.04, which unmounts all the partitions.
Actually, I noticed that the normal screen saver (activated by the OS
after no activity for a certain time, not manually activated using e.g.
`gnome-screensaver-command -a` or `xset dpms force off`) successfully
turns off keyboard backlight and additional lights (e.g. the Apple logo
light on the
I still don't see this working and I'm using Raring.
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Title:
it is not possible to drag tabs from one window to another
To
Woohoo! It seems that this is already possible! I just read this comment
on an SO question
http://askubuntu.com/questions/124815/how-do-i-enable-emacs-keybindings-
in-google-chrome#comment332725_233539
System Settings - Keyboard - Shortcuts tab - Windows section - Disable
Activate the window
False alarm, it doesn't really work :(
It seemed to be working for Chromium, but not for all applications.
Seems that Chromium didn't have these shortcut menu items - just alt+f
mapping to its options.
The bug remains open...
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In the terminal application in specific, you can disable the menu shortcuts
it in the options (otherwise I don't know how would I edit long commands).
See:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/30224/how-to-disable-the-alt-hotkey-
behavior-on-gnome-terminal
For all the other applications, though, it is
BTW, Pjack Chen, you can mark this bug as affecting you on top of the
page (under the bug title).
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Title:
Alt+key window
Public bug reported:
I open some folder A through its bookmark entry in the sidebar.
Nautilus crashes when I try to select one of A's children folders and
copy/paste it in the same location (ctrl+c/ctrl+v and right click
actions as well). This happens for all folders, but I can't repeat the
bug
I would also like to see the keyboard backlight and any additional
lights turned off. No reason for those things draining the battery after
the user locks the keyboard.
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BTW, this problem is also discussed in this question:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/248972/how-can-i-disable-backlight-when-i
-lock-the-screen
it would be nice if it was like that by default, without having to
manually set commands to execute when locking the screen.
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And another issue from my point of view that Norbert forgot to mention -
when your external hard drive has several partitions (which I think is
quite common nowadays, with multi-TB sizes), there is no more an option to
remove the whole device with a single action. This used to be the safely
remove
Public bug reported:
When I download a file from Chromium by choosing the open option (so
the file is saved in /tmp AFAIK), when I do a file-save copy... I get
this error in the red ribbon:
Error setting extended attribute 'xdg.origin.url': Operation not
supported
The file seems to save
Public bug reported:
Similar to Bug #389519 that was fixed, but the effect is still visible
when copying files from Nautilus to the desktop. The file icon can end
up off-screen and become inaccessible (it can only be reached by going
to the Desktop folder in Nautilus).
Expected behaviour - this
OK, I've opened a bug upstream:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=60293
Please, everybody who is interested subscribe to that thread too (you
can add yourselves to the CC list and save changes, the beauty of having
10 different bug systems :).
** Bug watch added: freedesktop.org
Public bug reported:
I find the alt key ergonomically very useful (it can be pressed with a
thumb without moving any of the letter fingers) and I would like to
use it for many custom keyboard shortcuts (there is a reason why it
plays such a big role in Emacs and the whole OS X for that matter).
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 966237 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/966237
Yes, it is as if some elements used for scrolled windows respect the
Xmodmap and some don't.
On Mon, Jan 7, 2013 at 5:46 PM, Arend van Beelen jr.
951...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
*** This bug is a duplicate
Hi Sebastian,
I opened a new bug upstream, because I haven't found anything similar.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=690349
Cheers!
Dražen
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #690349
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=690349
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NP. So, I have an external monitor attached and I want to edit some
settings (e.g. change the resolutions). When I enter the displays options
in the control center I can click on one of the screen icons and edit this
screen's settings normally. If I then want to select the other screen to
edit its
If there can't be a safely remove option, could you at least add an
unmount all partitions on device option or something similar so that
people don't have to right-click and unmount X partitions separately before
they can unplug the device? I'm guessing it can't be that hard to find
other
Also, the safely remove option would recognise if the external drive had
multiple partitions and offer to remove the master device if I remember
correctly. Now I have to manually unmount four partitions on my 2 TB
external disk every time I want to remove it.
Expected behaviour - Expected
I don't know if the responsibility here has changed since the
introduction of Unity, but I am still experiencing this bug using Ubuntu
12.10 on my Macbook Pro. The keyboard backlight and the Apple logo light
also stay on, until my screen saver starts.
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Public bug reported:
There is no help - report bug global menu entry for the control
center.
Expected - that there is one like in other GUI applications.
** Affects: gnome-control-center (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Public bug reported:
When editing display settings for multiple monitors, the selection is
stuck on only one monitor. I usually have to go back to the settings
categories and re-enter display settings to select another screen icon.
Expected behaviour - freely select screens.
ProblemType: Bug
OK, I just noticed that it's been pushed to dev releases only.
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs
Not such a good move in my opinion - it prevents regular users from
having a user-friendly way of reporting bugs, without knowing that
System Settings is actually called
Public bug reported:
Since I upgraded to Ubuntu 12.10, I started experience this happening.
It sometimes happens that Nautilus hangs. It's eating 100% of my CPU,
the window is darkened, I can't do anything on the desktop etc.
top output:
PIDUSER PR NI VIRTRES SHR S %CPU %MEM
Sorry, I meant all of the chat accounts appear to be *offline*. I'm
using Empathy for gtalk, msn and people nearby.
Even after manually clicking the available option it won't reconnect.
I have to explicitely exit Empathy and start it again to make it
reconnect.
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Happens to me in Ubuntu 12.04 as well. All of the chat accounts appear
to be online. I'm connected using wifi, so it could be it's related to
this.
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Public bug reported:
When I select a new color profile for a screen in the color menu of the
control center it goes back to the default after a reboot. When I go to
select it again in the color menu, it shows the right colors on the
screen for approx. 1 second and then flips back to the default
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Selected color profile won't stay applied
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I also see this as a serious bug - the only way to search for some
hidden files (which can be important, such as .conf files) is through a
terminal.
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