On my system, I'm using a 24hr clock. Timestamps in chat window are in am/pm
format for messages, but funnily enough, in 24hr format when something like:
/me leaves for a minute
is written.
Needless to say, I don't want it to show in am/pm format.
This is with an up-to-date Maverick, Empathy
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Binary package hint: empathy
I'm using Empathy with IRC, and when entering a long sentence in the
input field in the chat room, the window is resized outside of the
screen. This does not happen when chatting with individual people in
IRC, or other person-to-person chat
I'm aware of that. What's your point?
Expanding, how about someting along these lines?
- If all chats are in one tabbed window, X-ing them sends them to messaging
window with the entry Tabbed Chats.
- If the umber of separate chat windows are equal to or less than, say 5, then
have them as
@Omer Akram: What about one indicator-applet entry that says: IRC
channels?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/593003
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I'm also experiencing this on an MSI s262. Thanks for the workaround in
comment #5
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Unplugging AC power reports critical battery / auto-suspend; battery is
actually full
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/579069
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@David Tombs: Yeah, you're right, I was thinking it was a symptom of the
same problem. Found the bug already reported, and a workaround:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-power-
manager/+bug/579069
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Laptop Battery Time Remaining Outrageously Inaccurate
On my computer, trouble is, it doesn't vary wildly the way earlier
described. The problem for me is as I described in comment #47 #48
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/120258
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@David Tombs: I would, but the command doesn't work. What package
includes devkit-power?
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Laptop Battery Time Remaining Outrageously Inaccurate
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Here is the output.
First is fully charged on AC power, second is 1 sec after unplugging the
cable (the laptop battery critically low warning has appeared), the
third after I have clicked Cancel.
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/49317147/upowerdump
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Scratch my last comment. With the normal battery icon in indicator-
applet, clicking OK after I pull out the cable suspends the computer, so
I need to turn off automatic hibernation in the power settings.
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Laptop Battery Time Remaining Outrageously Inaccurate
Sorry about spamming this bug, but I can't even turn off
suspend/hibernate/shutdown from the battery preferences, so this is a
really annoying usability issue (especially since hibernate/suspend has
been severely broken for who knows how long on Ubuntu on my computer)
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This problem is still very annoying to me on Lucid. Unplugging the power throws
a window that tells me: Laptop battery critcally low - Computer will suspend
very soon unless it is plugged in. Clicking OK or Cancel results in nothing
except the window closing.
However, I tried out
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Binary package hint: nautilus
When I right click a USB disk on my desktop, I get 3 differet entries for
unmounting it. Unmount, Eject and Safely remove drive.
There is no need to have these 3 different entries, 1 should be enough.
Trivial, yes, but it is an unnecessary
Update to this:
I noticed when I unplugged the power cable, notification-osd told me I
have 8 hrs 10 mins left of battery, at 99,7% That's waaay too much.
Then, 2 minutes later, it's reporting 1 hr 15 mins, now 1 hr 45 secs
(95,9%)
With previous version of Ubuntu I had roughly 2 hours with a
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Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
Clean install of Karmic alpha 6.
My battery has on the last versions of Ubuntu lasted for around 2 hours.
Right now, the power manager reads: 15 minutes remaining (35,0%) which means
either
1) Karmic drains battery
2)
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This is on Jaunty RC, fully updated as of Apr 21. at 11:00 local time.
Running the browser test here: http://service.futuremark.com/peacekeeper
Works fine on Firefox, Shiretoko and Chromium alpha
Epiphany runs it to ~half way, but on the Futuremark 3d logo, the whole system
If you read my description, you'd see that I said it works fine on
Firefox, Shiretoko (Firefox 3.5 beta) and Chromium alpha. FWIW, Opera
does not freeze the system, but does not complete the test.
I'm using the gecko engine for Epiphany.
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See screenshot for the apps with their corresponding launchers.
This may of course be mostly related to the i18n packages used (Nowegian
Bokmaal), so feel free to change to that, but I think applies to
usability everywhere.
Some translations:
Lyd = Sound
Aktiver lyd og
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/24396891/Skjermdump.png
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gnome-sound-properties and gnome-volume-control-settings from
gnome-volume-control-pulse have the same menu entry, and very similar
descriptions
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/349483
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OK, thanks for your swift resolution!
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gnome-sound-properties and gnome-volume-control-settings from
gnome-volume-control-pulse have the same menu entry, and very similar
descriptions
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/349483
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How can this bug take 2 years to fix? This is still not fixed upstream,
right?
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Buttons for hiding needs to be transparent
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/46659
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