Thanks; that serves as a workaround, but obviously such an option should
not be hidden in a registry.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1263066
Title:
No way to confi
Public bug reported:
In Ubuntu 13.10, there is no way to configure how the wallpaper is
placed -- i.e. whether a wallpaper with a different resolution to the
screen should be cropped, streched, centered, etc.
This option is missing from both System Settings and from the Unity
Tweak Tool. I could
Public bug reported:
When I press Shift+Delete to permanently delete a file (or several
files) in Nautilus, the focus is returned to the very first file in the
directory. This is not what I expect. The focus should move to the next
file, as it does when the files are moved to the Trash (Delete but
I changed the status of shared-mime-info to New, because xdg-mime
doesn't return the correct mime type either (see previous post).
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KDE always associates *.jar with the zip mime type
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/309778
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Des
Actually for me, xdg-mime query filetype returns application/x-jar,
which does not exist, instead of application/x-java-archive.
kmimetypefinder returns the following results:
$ kmimetypefinder -f JDownloader.jar
application/x-java-archive
(accuracy 20)
$ kmimetypefinder -c JDownloader.jar
applica
Sebastian: has the bug been created on freedesktop.org? If not, then I
daresay the "pull" model doesn't work. Couldn't you just assign the bug
to someone responsible for Japanese support?
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EVINCE, KPDF, ePDFviewer, and KGhostView cannot display any Japanese characters
in PDF documents, when XP
** Attachment added: "Screenshot of KPDF without poppler-data."
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/16234904/kpdf1.png
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EVINCE, KPDF, ePDFviewer, and KGhostView cannot display any Japanese characters
in PDF documents, when XPDF (with the xpdf-japanese plugin) can do it.
https://bugs.launchpad.ne
For me it doesn't work. I am using Kubuntu Hardy. I tried the linked
file, and I can see only numbers in KPDF. Screenshot in the attachment.
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/16234317/kpdf.png
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EVINCE, KPDF, ePDFviewer, and KGhostView
I have a similar PDF (which unfortunately I cannot share), and neither
Evince nor KPDF could display it. xpdf did, luckily.
I installed poppler-data, and as a result, KPDF indeed displayed the
document differently. However, by no means would I say that it displayed
it correctly. Most of the text j
I can confirm this. I am using kpdf and when opening files such as the
one above, it just displays garbage. Maybe it is an encoding problem,
but since there is no way to set the encoding in kpdf, I am stuck.
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EVINCE, KPDF, ePDFviewer, and KGhostView cannot display any Japanese characters
in PD
Sorry, it haven't shown up for some time, so it may have been solved.
Anyway, if I see it, I will try to provide some info here.
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[Gutsy] scim: input freezes in various applications under XIM mode
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/66104
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Not to mention that the /FrontEnd/X11/Dynamic for me sometimes reverts
to false in ~/.scim/config! I am using Kubuntu, but with the GTK panel
(I can't even set it back to the KDE one, skim does not start :-) ). I
don't know what causes the phenomenon, I used to think it changed when I
changed the c
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 66104 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/66104
After I noticed a similar problem in kpdf, I realized it may be related
to the input method (scim). After setting the event flow to dynamic in
/etc/scim/config, the error has disappeared. Therefore I have marked
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