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Take a look at this screen shot:
http://neartalk.com/ss/Gedit-No-Menu.png
I like for application menus to show in the Title Bar (not at the top-
panel). However, in the new Gedit GUI, the menu is inaccessible if your
desktop preference is to show menus in
I wish this was more like Windows 7. See Play Windows Startup Sound :
http://neartalk.com/ss/2015-06-08_004_1294x554.png
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Yeah, I've noticed this in file-roller too. Maybe they do share the same
library and it is that library that is flawed in this regard.
** Also affects: file-roller
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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The eog image viewer that comes with Ubuntu 14.04 works fine if you
double-click on ONE image from a file browsers.
However, if you navigate to another folder and then double-click on
another image, eog doesn't gain focus like you'd expect, and it stays
minimized on the Unity launcher bar.
Yeah, I've been experiencing this bug for a long time, and still am in
Ubuntu 14.04.
I just noticed Valentin Crone's report, after creating this duplicate:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/eog/+bug/1410993
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The eog image viewer that comes with Ubuntu 14.04 works fine if you
double-click on ONE image from a file browsers.
However, if you navigate to another folder and then double-click on
As a work-around I'm using this program:
sudo apt-get install geany
It automatically remembers my sessions without the addition of hard-to-
find packages/plugins.
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This issue is especially apparent when you use Unity's scaling features in
Ubuntu 14.04:
http://neartalk.com/ss/2014-08-12_001_850x1010.png
My eyes like everything bigger, but it doesn't play well with this
setting window. Additionally, you cannot resize this window or maximize
it.
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Does anyone know why this plug-in was removed, or how we can get it back
into the gedit plug-in's package?
** Also affects: gdp
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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I open a lot of tabs in gedit, so saving each one of them is cumbersome
if I need to reboot or want to continue a project the next day.
The session-saver plugin addresses this need, but no longer seems to be
included in the gedit-plugins package in Ubuntu 14.04.
How can we
Maybe upon lock, you can take note of the user's settings and the issue this
command after a time out occurs:
xset dpms forceoff
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Sebastien, show them this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQhihnb2PV0
When seeing these compared side by side, it may influence their decision
for the better.
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I trust you guys will make the best decision.
I've done my best to advocate the usefulness of this feature. The main
thing I will tell you, is that after you've discovered this feature, you
can't go back.
I've done my best to advocate the usefulness of this feature. The main
thing I will tell you, is that after you've discovered this feature, you
can't go back.
My own philosophy on software advancement places priority on two
(potentially mutually exclusive) priorities:
1) For the sake of
This concept is the graphical representation of the piping which has
made the linux command line so powerful. I'd love to see this same power
at the GUI level.
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After locating a file using Nautilus's search feature, I'm always
wanting to know this question:
Where is this file that Nautilus has found for me?
When searching for a file, I'm not just trying to find that file, I'm
also trying to discover the path that the file is
Public bug reported:
The locations of files are ellipsified (and therefore right-cropped)
when viewing the properties of a file.
To see this bug, do the following.
1) Open Nautilus
2) Navigate to a file location whose entire path-location is more than 26
characters in length.
3) Right-Click
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 70230 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/70230
Please note, I've submitted the properties bug as a separate issue here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/1272446
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@Sebastien
I think all can intelligibly agree that the only reason a context menu
could be considered non-intuitive is due to the fact that it often
requires a right-click, instead of a left-click.
The studies you reference do not address the idea of making a normal
left-click produce context
You make a good point about the confusion that can come from too many
options being in a context-menu.
This can be addressed, however, by putting the numerous and rarely used
option under one parent-option labeled Advanced.
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@Sebastien
How do you think I found about nemo? It was on this forum:
http://www.reddit.com/r/Ubuntu/comments/1vv3wy/ubuntu_should_replace_nautilus_with_thunar_as/
I'm surprised that you would criticised
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1026254 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1026254
Respectfully, please consider this:
All levels of users come across these bug reports trying to solve their
immediate problem. Many will indeed find my comment useful, and consider
it a legitimate
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1026254 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1026254
That workaround, you mention, was anticipated and stated in my initial
submission (at the top of this page).
I guess I'm not using the term regression correctly. Is degradation
more appropriate?
What word
You can consider this a work-around, but it is more than that to me.
Due to this bug not being resolved, I'm no longer using Nautilus
I'm now using thunar, which is not only faster for viewing the
properties of a file or folder, it is also faster than Nautilus on every
single task you'd do in
A work-around, if you really need the open with (on a folder) feature, is to
use Nemo (until Nautilus fixes this regression):
sudo apt-get install nemo
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A work-around, if you really need the open with (on a folder) feature, is to
use Nemo (until Nautilus fixes this regression):
sudo apt-get install nemo
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Gedit 3.11 has been released:
http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/sources/gedit/
It offers a much more modern look, which can be seen in screen-shots here:
http://iloveubuntu.net/gedit-311x-presented-impressive-look-feel
I'd like to see this package updated for Ubuntu 14.04.
Ok; that makes sense.
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upgrade-software-version to 3.11+
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I upgraded to 14.04 alpha, and this had no effect on fixing the problem.
** Tags added: apport-collected trusty
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When I right lick on a file, in Nautilus, and then click properties, I'm
experiencing a great deal of lag before the properties are displayed.
It
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1026254 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1026254
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I upgraded to the 14.04 alpha, and this regression-bug persists; you
still cannot Open With on a folder in 14.04.
I've been using Ubuntu exclusively since version 7.04. Around Ubuntu
12.10 I started noticing this regression.
It is so convenient to use Open With on folders especially when they
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1026254 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1026254
I upgraded to the 14.04 alpha, and this regression-bug persists; you
still cannot Open With on a folder in 14.04.
I've been using Ubuntu exclusively since version 7.04. Around Ubuntu
12.10 I started
I just want to report that his remains an issue for me. Is there
anything I can do to help this bug along?
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Title:
Very Slow
Rob, at the top of this bug report, you should select the This bug
effects me flag, so that the heat will reflect that fact.
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Can some please confirm this bug? It is not likely that I'm the only one
experiencing this.
Additionally, I'd like to note that this is not only occurring when
checking the properties of a file; it also happens when you right-click
on a folder and select Properties as well.
The Nautilus window
Public bug reported:
When I right lick on a file, in Nautilus, and then click properties, I'm
experiencing a great deal of lag before the properties are displayed.
It doesn't matter if the file is small or large; it takes about 10
seconds before the properties are displayed, and the Nautilus
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Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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Ubuntu Clock Won't Show Year
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I hope the attached information may help you determine why, but my
gnome-system-monitor will not launch. I wish I could provide more
information, but all I can tell you is I cannot launch it from Unity.
I've also tried launching it from the command line using the command:
Public bug reported:
I'm one who doesn't like the trend where file explorers are using buttons
(exclusively) to represent the current hierarchical location you're at in the
file system. Instead, I like to see the text representation of the path like
this:
/home/user/
Unfortunately, there is
Public bug reported:
There needs to be a View Toolbars menu in Nautilus.
It would be nice if nautilus had a Bookmarks Toolbar (like seen in
firefox and chromium), that would allow me to bookmark commonly
frequented paths horizontally. If these features are popular enough to
be available in the
Public bug reported:
I appreciate elegance, but I despise not having an Up button in
Ubuntu's current version of Nautilus.
A file system is a hierarchy, and some times I just want an UP-button
that I can repeat-click to climb that hierarchy all the way back to
root.
Currently, Nautilus
Public bug reported:
In Ubuntu 12.04, I could right-click on a folder in Nautilus, and its
context-menu provided an Open With option that was especially
convenient for queuing up a folder of media file into a variety of media
players (like VLC for example).
In Ubuntu 13.04, this option is
Although this was fixed in Ubuntu 12.04, it has returned again in Ubuntu 13.04:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/1178697
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We need to add code (somewhere), to ensure that the Display Settings
dialog, always launches into the the Monitor (and workspace) from which
the launch was initiated. Here's why:
Today, after plugging in an external monitor, Ubuntu added it just fine,
but the monitor
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** Description changed:
We need to add code (somewhere), to ensure that the Display Settings
dialog, always launches into the the Monitor (and workspace) from which
the launch was initiated. Here's why:
Today, after plugging in an external monitor, Ubuntu added it just fine,
but the
Everything doesn't need to be reinvented from scratch when you make
something new; it seems like a lot of thought was put into GNOME 2 menu
organization, and certain conceptual aspects of it should prevail into
GNOME 3 and Unity. One unabridged-hierarchical-menu-system ought to be
there long side
I submitted this bug in October of 2012, and I'm surprised that this
regression hasn't been fixed for 13.04.
I too have confirmed that the issue remains (currently) with only 3 days
remaining before the release of Ubuntu13.04:
http://djazz.mine.nu/files/ubuntucountdown/
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** Description changed:
Windows 8 has raised the bar when it comes to the default application
an operating system provides for monitoring your system.
In the attached screen shot, you'll see that not only do I get a large
graph for the thumbnail I've selected (on the left), but each
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Title:
Default Applications does not belong in System
Even if I agreed that most users would rarely need a dialog for
modifying default applications, that doesn't mean the dialog should be
unnecessarily hard to find.
Hit the super-key and type default applications. It returns nothing.
And, who would think to go to:
System Settings Details
in order
I have machine that I have downgraded to 12.04 specifically due to this
bug alone.
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Title:
screen goes dark
** Description changed:
Windows 8 has raised the bar when it comes to the default application
an operating system provides for monitoring your system.
In the attached screen shot, you'll see that not only do I get a large
graph for the thumbnail I've selected (on the left), but each
Public bug reported:
Windows 8 has raised the bar when it comes to the default application
an operating system provides for monitoring your system.
In the attached screen shot, you'll see that not only do I get a large
graph for the thumbnail I've selected (on the left), but each thumbnail
Public bug reported:
The Totem video player provides Audio output options, but is missing the
Mono option. See:
Totem Edit Preferences Audio Audio output type
My Dell Studio 17 is suffering from another bug where I'm unable to hear audio
out of its left-internal-speaker:
VLC has a reverse stereo option that saves the day for me.
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Totem Video Player Missing Mono Audio Preference
To
Does anyone have some suggestions?
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Title:
Crashes Daily: /usr/lib/evolution/evolution-calendar-factory
To
Public bug reported:
Each time I reboot my machine (since October 2012!) a crash report comes up
saying that this package has crashed:
/usr/lib/evolution/evolution-calendar-factory
I've sent the crash report probably 60 times as this point. Each time I
send it, I get no opportunity to comment
On systems that I've done a fresh install of 12.10 on, I have not
noticed this bug.
However, on systems that I've upgraded from 12.04 to 12.10, I do
experience this bug.
This bug may not be limited to upgraded installations of 12.10, but I
thought I'd note that this has been my own experience.
Also, if you are on another WORKSPACE (instead of the default one), you
can't even select another monitor AT ALL (even on first try).
Whoever fixes this bug needs to test their fix to see if it works
correctly from any workspace AND monitor (not just the default workspace
and monitor1) that this
The bug happens almost every time I boot my computer, and this has been
happing for months despite multiple re-installations of Ubuntu 12.10.
Each time I reinstall, I still maintain my previous /home directory
(which is on a separate partition). Could it be that I have a
configuration file that is
** Description changed:
In Ubuntu 12.04, I could right-click on my usb-external-harddrive's
- Unity-Task-Bar icon and select Safely Remove. Upon doing this, the
- icon would disappear and I would proceed in unplugging my external hard
- drive.
+ Unity-Task-Bar icon (launcher icon) and select
** Also affects: compiz
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
No Option to Increase default
Here are some other proposed solutions:
http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/29104
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Title:
No Option to Increase
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Under All Settings Displays, if I choose a particular monitor to
configure, clicking on another monitor won't select that monitor until
after I've hit the apply button. Therefore, this prevents me from
configuring both of my monitors before I hit the apply button.
You can
Public bug reported:
There should be an option to increase scrollbar-width under:
System Settings Personal Appearance
The number of appearance modification options is ridiculously limited in
Ubuntu 12.10 compared to other major operating systems and even compared
to the old Gnome2 desktop.
Some general philosophy regarding scroll bar width:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/1077559
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There should be an option to increase the default title-bar height of an
un-maximized window under:
System Settings Personal Appearance
The number of appearance modification options is ridiculously limited in
Ubuntu 12.10 compared to other major operating systems and
Public bug reported:
There should be an option to increase the size of buttons: minimize, maximize,
and exit under:
System Settings Personal Appearance
The number of appearance modification options is ridiculously limited in
Ubuntu 12.10 compared to other major operating systems and even
Public bug reported:
The Startup Application console allows you to specify all the
applications you'd like to launch during start-up, but it doesn't allow
you to control the order in which they are launched.
I'd like the ability to specify the order without having to write a
custom script. So
Public bug reported:
I have an application (sudo apt-get install autokey-qt) that doesn't
provide an option to launch minimized (see
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/autokey/+bug/1064085 ).
In Startup Applications, I attempted to solve this problem by running two
command at once:
In Ubuntu 12.10 (using the Unity desktop) you can typically perform a
screenshot by pressing the Print Screen button on you keyboard. This
launches gnome-screenshot, and you are given a dialog allowing you to
save that screenshot to a file system location.
However, this does not work if you have
Checking it or not has no effect for me.
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Title:
screen goes dark although screensaver is switched off
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This bug is so annoying, I reported a duplicated of it recently:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-screensaver/+bug/1070610
I hope this is something that can be fixed easily/quickly. I'm eager for
this to be fixed in a upcoming update.
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After upgrading to 12.10, Ubuntu no longer honors my setting to never
turn my screen off.
Here's how I have it set:
System Settings Brightness and Lock Turn screen off when inactive
for: Never
Despite this, the monitor seems to dim off every 10 to 15 minutes
The bottom line is, we want a show desktop BUTTON on the task-bar.
Super-D works, but this bug is requesting a MOUSE CLICKABLE BUTTON.
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Actually, perhaps a new bug should be filed with this intent.
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Title:
Build show me the desktop mini-app that
Here's a my proposal. This can be done before tomorrows release:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1067802
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Title:
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** Description changed:
Binary package hint: gconf-editor
The Ubuntu Gnome Clock offers no setting to show year.
Yes, I know what year it is, but I have very good reason for wanting it
shown. For years, I've
My clock looks like this:
Thursday | 10-11-2012 | 1:40PM
Using this command:
gsettings set com.canonical.indicator.datetime time-format 'custom' ;
gsettings set com.canonical.indicator.datetime custom-time-format '%A |
%m-%d-%Y | %l:%M%p'
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For the record, Window 7 does indeed still have a show desktop button
(although it is a bit subtle). It located as a small rectangle to the
right of the clock.
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Here's a work-around, until the option becomes a standard GUI feature:
http://superuser.com/questions/443982/how-can-i-show-the-current-year-in-ubuntus-clock-indicator-applet
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After 3 years with no fix, I decided to use LXDE desktop, where I can easily
configure the clock applet to any format I wish:
http://forum.lxde.org/viewtopic.php?f=8t=88p=39493#p39493
Now, in LXDE, I have my clock display set to:
%m/%d/%Y %l:%M %p
Which displays:
07/12/2012 1:49 PM
Perfect for
Right click on a file that is of the type you want to change.
Click Properties from the context menu
Click on the open with tab.
Check box that says Always open with this (or something like that)
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My laptop is plugged in, and as you can see (in the attached screenshot)
I've selected to Do Nothing when the lid of my laptop is closed.
However, each time I close the lid, it goes into suspend mode. I've
even set it to Do Nothing for both unplugged and plugged. No
matter
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This issue still exists and on a fresh install of Ubuntu 12.04.
Specifically, I can't get the Gnome-Power-Manager to honor the Do Nothing
setting, when my laptop lid is closed:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/990908
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Power Managment settings are being ignored
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Power Managment settings are being ignored
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Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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Power
Yes, but as you know, the main point is that there is no functioning GUI
for setting default applications. The user should be able to
choose/change which applications launch for each (an unlimited number)
file type.
Look at the attached screen shot. Notice how Ubuntu's Open With
feature is
The Open With feature, SHOULD have an Always use the selected program
to open this kind of file check-box (see attachment).
Compare this attachment, with the one I post next (the dialog from
nautilus, after clicking Open With).
** Attachment added: MissingAlwaysCheckbox.png
Notice in this attachment, that nautilus is missing the checkbox that is
NOT missing in my previous post's attachment.
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Is the status of this bug wrong (Fix Released)?
I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 beta 2, and this is still an issue. Shouldn't
someone change it to confirmed?
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1) Right-click a file in nautilus
2) Select Open With
3) Select Other Application
4) See the attached screenshot MissingAlwaysCheckbox2.png
Notice that it is missing the check box option to Always use this
program for this kind of file.
Even if their are alternative ways to
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