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Notifications are no longer using append or replace
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Why is this bug filed against gvfs? Looks like either some regression in
libavutil, or blender needs a new package dependency.
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Blender will not work without libavutil49
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/612643
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Okay, just tested this out on a computer with up to date Maverick
installed…
First of all, Blender depends on libavutil49 OR libavutil-extra-49.
By default, installing it will pull in libavutil49 if the dependency isn't
already satisfied.
Runs happily with libavutil49, as you mentioned.
It would be helpful to know what is wrong with the current approach,
which has changed considerably from two years ago. The default themes
now have a _considerably large_ hotspot for resizing on all four corners
of every window. From my perspective, this problem feels like it's
solved (though
While you're at it, the string is also redundant. Of course it's an
option; it is In The Preferences!
It is terribly inconsistent from a UI design stance. It doesn't make
sense to accompany a label with another label that introduces it. If the
former doesn't stand on its own, something is wrong
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged = Confirmed
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Brian Cameron (one of the GDM guys) says this issue is not happening for
him with stock upstream gdm!
Ubuntu's GDM is currently at version 2.30.0, but upstream's latest stable
release is 2.30.2 [1]. It fixes a fair assortment of issues, so upgrading to it
could magically cure this bug (among
I have made an error in my comments to this bug report. I would like
to ask the people experiencing this to try what I described (resizing
from the corners) with Metacity (desktop effects disabled), not
Compiz. Metacity seems to behave considerably better here than Compiz,
where the extended
I'm confirming this. It has happened for a while now on two machines running
Ubuntu 10.10.
One is a netbook with Intel graphics, the other has Nvidia graphics (and the
problem occurs with both free and proprietary drivers).
So, it isn't a driver problem ;)
** Changed in: metacity (Ubuntu)
I'm seeing this again in Maverick, and solved it with the workaround
above. Can anyone confirm that?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/477233
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Working on sound support for notify-osd in bug #549900. Should lead in to a
nice resolution for this bug :)
(Although it'll need some additional trickery beyond what is there; right now
the sound would only play once, when the bubble first appears).
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the volume changed sound effects don't
The reason I'm doing that is it's already specified as something
libnotify should support, so my patch is to implement that support.
Although, indeed, not trouble to use Canberra from the source. Come to think of
it, now you've paused me for a moment, it would make more sense to not use the
Just received the update here. I can confirm it's working well it's
consistent with upstream. Thank you, Chris! :)
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Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
My battery was running low today and I observed a number of terribly, awful
looking dialogs. I believe these are notify-osd's fallbacks, which should not
be trusted and loudly scream FIX ME! (by replacing them with solutions
** Attachment added: BootDmesg.txt
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There was incentive for this change and a decision was reached. If you wish to
discuss it, see bug #558327.
Nobody wants a chain of yes, no, yes, no bug reports.
** Changed in: metacity (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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Regression: window close button now more difficult to hit
More likely, in my view: The human theme has a very visible prelight for
the close button. The Ambience theme does not; there is really no way to
tell whether you are hovering over (or even clicking) the button unless
you're a pixel counter :b
Thus, one could have the pointer positioned at the
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #615462
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Importance: Unknown
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On Sun, Apr 11, 2010 at 2:48 PM, James P. Carter
james.p.car...@gmail.com wrote:
FYI, As of 04/11/2010 the following is also NOT true. I have switched
back and forth from various themes... all buttons are on the left...
always!
Hi James,
Please file a separate bug report for this issue; it
Fun trivia: Maemo (used on Nokia N810, N900, etc) hides shortcut text when the
keyboard is closed, shows it when the keyboard is open.
Windows does similar stuff with the mnemonics (which are indicated by
underlines): they are only shown when Alt is being pressed, then some newer
applications
** Description changed:
This is a continuation of a discussion from:
https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/hundredpapercuts/+bug/403691
Why not hide the Control+Commands on drop down menus in the same way?
That would reduce a hell of a lot of visual noise for something that -
let's be
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: empathy
In Empathy, there is a spinner widget beside the account status box.
Currently, clicking this widget causes the Accounts dialog box to
appear. There are some problems with this design:
* There is no indication that the widget is clickable. (No
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #606806
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Status: Unknown
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unpredictable, confusing accounts popup upon clicking spinner
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 44082
GNOME Panel icons (on right side) move apparently randomly on session start
in some situations
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 44082
GNOME Panel icons (on right side) move apparently randomly on session start
in some
om26er: Do you have sleep on lid close enabled? This will only happen in
those cases.
I think this MAY be easily resolved by inhibiting sleep via devicekit-
power. In addition, we could have the shutdown countdown watch the
org.freedesktop.DeviceKit.Power 'LidIsClosed' property and shut down
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 342567 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/342567
om26er, I disagree with marking this invalid. This is easily resolved by
having our downstream gnome-settings-daemon only create a sticky keys
dialogue, instead of trying to generate a libnotify popup. (It
Filed a new upstream bug report on this particular issue (instead of a
related one :/). I'm changing the remote watch to fit.
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #607155
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=607155
** Changed in: gnome-settings-daemon
Status: New = Unknown
**
As per MPT's comments, this was also discussed upstream:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=575905
Came to the conclusion that the alert dialog is, in fact, an intentional change
for a good reason (although, personally, I think it would be better if Metacity
was patched or new
Hi again, Vish :)
The same usability issue strikes gnome-session's own dialogue, too. (You
get that when you tap the power button). So, it is applicable upstream,
but there are actually two separate projects. The most important one in
our case is the downstream one triggered by
** Also affects: indicator-session (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/138194
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** Changed in: indicator-session (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
** Changed in: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Invalid
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/138194
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The fix will lie in indicator-session/src/gtk-logout-helper, which is
part of a separate program that indicator-session calls to trigger the
log out, shutdown or restart dialog.
It will need to use Gnome Session Manager to inhibit sleeping, only
uninhibiting when it wants to (when the dialog
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Closing lid during initial shutdown causes notebook to
I have a hunch here, but no hardware to test it right now. Could you try
hitting the Set Default button (and follow the prompt to set that as
system-wide default), and let us know if that changes the situation?
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Very much opposed to this change. The alignment of the search box and
filters with the music library communicates that the two are related. By
pushing it over, with the currently playing track stealing the highlight
(assuming a left-to-right locale) to boot, that doesn't happen. This
VBox now has
Those seeking a GUI workaround, there is a solution! You just need to
pick a different sound theme. Unfortunately there's next to no
selection, but you can install the package sound-theme-freedesktop
(the one Fedora uses), which is VERY tastefully done. Ubuntu's is a
tad out of date vs. Fedora (no
I really don't understand how hiding system logs from the GUI will help
users solve problems. I can see it causing additional problems, however,
where users are asked to provide certain logs, can't find them in the
GUI log viewer and need to dig in to the command line (or navigate to
/var/log in
Following upstream's assessment of this (in gnome bug 604315), I am
adding human-gtk-theme to the bug report. It is possible to style the
GtkAccelLabel to achieve the desired effect. Here is Moblin doing it:
http://bugzilla-attachments.gnome.org/attachment.cgi?id=151627
May be worth discussing on
** Also affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Nautilus Ctrl+Q to close all windows instead of Ctrl+Shift+W
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/563226
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I know string changes are difficult, but given the complete lack of
movement upstream on this, perhaps it would be worth targeting this to
10.04.1? It's a pretty embarrassing issue, especially given that the
games selection has been trimmed down, drawing considerably more
attention to
On Fri, Apr 30, 2010 at 4:07 PM, Avetik Topchyan topch...@yahoo.com wrote:
@Shane Fagan: I disagree that this is not a big deal. This is about
user-friendly vs. difficult. I don't think that your positioning buttons
to left corner by default counts as innovation. Not providing users an
easy
It also feels like a consistency issue. The Go menu in Nautilus, as well
as its Places sidebar, lists Deleted Items. Other than that one item,
the Places menu has similar content.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/25977
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Binary package hint: gdm
Upon installing the gnome-stracciatella-session, for example, the
Session selector combo box in gdm is stretched to fit that (rather long)
session name. This is really problematic, because on a netbook it pushes
the language and keyboard options to
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session names
** Changed in: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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[Karmic] Battery monitor applet doesn't show battery remaining time
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/444881
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I can confirm this bug on an HP Mini 1035nr netbook. Given our rather
different bits of hardware, it strikes me as reasonably possible that it
affects a larger selection of HP computers.
Something particularly interesting to note is that the lack of 'time
remaining' info means that
It has been confirmed that this specific issue is very real. Therefore,
I ask that anything with different symptoms be filed in different bug
reports. (This includes gnome-power-manager reporting inaccurate battery
level percentages. In this case, it knows the percentage).
The bug is not present
** Also affects: devicekit-power (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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** Description changed:
With Metacity I can righ-click on Gnome (fallback) panel and add
applets, but that doesn't work if I run compiz instead of Metacity.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
Package: gnome-panel 1:3.2.0-0ubuntu1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu
Public bug reported:
Steps to reproduce:
* Download a Flash swf file and save it somewhere. Here is one:
http://www.swftools.org/swfc/box.swf
* With a default, out of the box Ubuntu install, double click that swf file to
open it.
* Totem will open with an error dialog saying GStreamer
** Attachment added: Screenshot of Totem after opening a swf file from
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Shotwell's behaviour of showing images from all over the card is a bug
in Shotwell, being tracked over here:
http://redmine.yorba.org/issues/1903
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Hi Maks!
Did you intend to file a bug report? If so, it looks like it got lost
somehow. If you'd like, you can edit the title and summary on Launchpad,
or file a new one. For now, I'm marking this bug report invalid because
there's nothing here :)
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Status:
Thanks :)
Oh, some ways to reproduce this:
Try changing to the password “a1.” You will be told that the
password is too simple. (Interestingly, this doesn't happen with
“password,” perhaps because it exceeds the length requirement).
Try to enter a new password that contains a subset of your
This is no longer an issue because the session names changed at some
point since the bug was reported. I'm marking this as invalid so it
doesn't confuse anybody.
** Changed in: gnome-session (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Invalid
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Same result here. Thanks, Martin :)
On Tue, Oct 25, 2011 at 9:04 AM, Fitoschido fitosch...@gmail.com wrote:
I can confirm that the proposed version of nautilus no longer allows to
use Ctrl+T in the desktop.
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** Tags added: verification-done
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Public bug reported:
At some point, I believe since upgrading to Shotwell 0.12.1, my library
location change from /home/dylan/Pictures/Photos (which I think I had
set myself) to /home/dylan/Pictures. So, Shotwell began importing photos
to the wrong place.
Setting the location _back_ has proven
** Attachment added: Screenshot from 2012-04-06 17:45:14.png
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** Also affects: gnome-control-center (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Summary changed:
- Please move preferences -directory icons to hicolor
+ GNOME Control Center category icons only work for Ambiance and Radiance.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 934335 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/934335
Robert, this happens with the Adwaita theme, with the High Contrast
theme, and with many other themes that are provided in the repositories.
This is a duplicate of a bug report I wrote a while ago, but I had
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-games
With the update of various games in gnome-games to use Clutter, they are
much more visually appealing, animated and exciting feeling. When sounds
are enabled, they seem to synchronize better with what is happening and
add life to the scene.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/533040
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Omer, this is NOT the proper behaviour.
See this document, which clearly specifies that the current appearance
is incorrect. There is a mockup of what the correct implementation
should be:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CustomStatusMenuDesignGuidelines
Curiously, the prominently labelled misbehaviour
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-settings-daemon
First of all, a quick introduction to the (unfortunately not very well-
known) component we have had for a few releases now, called libCanberra,
which is used for sound events in the same style as icons.
In upstream's
Thanks for the help, Chris. Lack of cleverness on my part :)
Just updated the bug description to get rid of that error.
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: gnome-settings-daemon
First of all, a quick introduction to the (unfortunately not very well-
known) component we have
Eek! That jogged my memory :)
The fallback patch was discussed in upstream Bugzilla, at
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=607155 . Jens pointed out
that it needs some tidying, then I managed to forget all about it.
As was also discussed, the dialog box is slightly tricky (and
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gdm
I noticed this via bug #542338, but I am filing it separately since I
believe it is a different issue.
Right now, if I select the Sugar session to log in with in GDM, it crashes
horribly. This is simply upon choosing the Sugar option in the combo
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Public bug reported:
When gnome-disk-utility detects a failing hard drive, it uses libnotify
to warn the user. It assumes that the notification will look and behave
like one of notification-daemon's notifications: a simple, unobtrusive
popup with a single action button that says Examine. With
apport information
** Tags added: apport-collected natty running-unity
** Description changed:
- When gnome-disk-utility detects a failing hard drive, it uses libnotify
- to warn the user. It assumes that the notification will look and behave
- like one of notification-daemon's notifications: a
Thanks for the quick comment, roadmr. Apport stuff should be coming in a
second, and just to clarify I am running Ubuntu 11.04 with the stock
Unity session. This bug report is about a general UX issue that should
affect every Ubuntu system equally, not how it is behaving on my system
in
Thanks, Daniel. I sent it upstream, over here:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=654301
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https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=654301
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Public bug reported:
With Ubuntu's patches to Gnome Control Center, lots of new sections are
being added. This has reached the point where the main window is quite
tall. It is now 675x643 pixels, which is too big for some smaller
netbooks (like the 1024x600 Dell Mini 10). To resolve this, the
Tobias, that's due to this patch:
https://code.launchpad.net/~agateau/gnome-menus/directory-suffix/+merge/91663
I filed bug #934335 asking to move the icons to hicolor, so other icon themes
don't need to worry about all of this.
There is also probably a bug to file against gnome-control-center.
Public bug reported:
Using Gnome Shell, Appearance Settungs looks quite broken. It is still
using the patched settings panel (which was designed for Unity), but
with various elements unceremoniously removed.
The horizontal separator above Theme is off balance, especially with the
Adwaita theme.
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John, the window is not user resizable, but it does use layout
containers. (It's really hard not to with Gtk). If you change the font
size in the Universal Access panel, the window should scale to fit all
of its controls. After changing the font size, are you seeing cut off
widgets? Can you point
Public bug reported:
Steps to reproduce:
- Open System Settings.
- Watching the All Settings button, open Mouse and Touchpad.
- Note that the All Settings button has expanded to match the size of the
Mouse and Touchpad breadcrumb.
The breadcrumb buttons appear to be inside a homogeneous box,
Based on the merge request's comment, shouldn't this bug report be
pointed at light-themes?
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Title:
[breadcrumb]
Public bug reported:
The Privacy Panel has a new Diagnostics tab, with a button that says
“Privacy Policy.” Buttons are generally labelled for the actions they
perform. See the HIG on buttons: http://developer.gnome.org/hig-book/3.0
/controls-buttons.html.en, which specifies “Label all buttons
Public bug reported:
Under Unity, the Appearance panel has a GtkNotebook with separate Look and
Behaviour pages. The margin around this notebook is half of the margin around
the toolbar, creating a cluttery effect. In addition, it is not following the
guidelines established in the HIG, and it
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 948612 ***
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gnome-terminal does not scroll with mousewheel
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I'm thinking of it like this: the background picture in 12.04 is a personal
touch in the same sense as your name or your profile picture. It is part of
your public profile, and it's a way for the OS to say “this belongs to Bob.”
(It works like this in lots of popular web services, for what it's
Public bug reported:
When I right click the Terminal icon in Unity's launcher, I am greeted
by two options. First, New Terminal. Then, Terminal in bold.
These buttons both do the same thing when the application is not
running. When it is running, Terminal focuses the terminal application
and New
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If a user is a reading help page and goes to the Page menu, he will see Get
Help Online amidst the options. This sounds quite appealing. Clicking that
button leads here: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/yelp
That is not a page for getting help online: it is a
Oops, I somehow was looking at that page wrong. As it turns out, there
are hundreds of people there asking for help with general Ubuntu
problems (as I was _expecting_ to see and somehow thought I didn't), and
there is an admirable effort to answer peoples' questions, even though
none of them have
I'm just going to edit out everything after the Moreover in your bug
description. The first bit definitely sounds like a bug to me, but the
rest is a completely separate issue that gets its own priority level,
patch, assignee and status. Generally, a bug report should represent a
single task ;)
Yes, ~/Pictures/Photos exists and contains lots and lots of photos from
before Shotwell went senile ;)
I guess one detail I didn't mention is that _some_ folders in my home
folder are symlinks to a larger hard drive (while everything else lives
on an SSD). ~/Pictures and ~/Pictures/Photos,
Pantelis, Shotwell uses dconf now, not gconf. So you need to use
gsettings and dconf-editor to get at Shotwell's stored settings.
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To reproduce this, close gnome-control-center and run the following command:
env XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP=GNOME gnome-control-center
Note that there are two Online Accounts panels: one for ubuntu-online-
accounts and one for gnome-online-accounts. This is very unpleasant.
These
Public bug reported:
When I open the Details settings panel, I can click the Install Updates
button on the bottom right when updates are available. When I click that
button, Update Manager opens and (as is the default behaviour) begins
checking for updates. This does not fit nicely with the label
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Title:
Unable to set Nickserv password in IRC account options
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In the options for an IRC account, I can only set an identifier and an
alias. In Ubuntu 12.04, empathy-accounts provides a Password field to
automatically authenticate with Nickserv, but that field is missing
here. So, there is no way to set a password within the Online
I'm not Matthew, of course, but I wonder if the auto-update could kick
in only if it's been 5 minutes since the last check? :)
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I'm using gnome-control-center 3.4.2-0ubuntu13, and the Theme selection
in Appearance settings changes the GTK theme and not the WM theme. I'm
seeing the same with gnome-tweak-tool 3.5.5-0ubuntu1. From the looks of
it, these panels are both changing the dconf key named theme in
Public bug reported:
gnome-disk-utility installs gnome-disk-image-mounter.desktop, which
seems to be primarily intended as a handler for .iso files. The
application is visible as Disk Image Mounter in any application menu,
including the Unity Dash and GNOME Shell's Applications list. However,
it
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