I agree that the comment should be kept for relevant information. Si
since the bug was opened in the alpha 3 version, can somebody update the
status and provide timeline. IMHO this is the most relevant information
for everyone waiting on the bug to be fixed. Surprisingly, Nutty was
officially
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Binary package hint: gnome-panel
I moved from Maverick to Natty and everything was flawless. I didn't
like Unity, so I am running Ubuntu Classic.
What I noticed is that at the bottom panel I cannot re-arrange the open
programs. For example if I have FF, TB and Text Editor
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Open Programs Buttons in the Bottom Panel Cannot be Re-arranged
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Binary package hint: nautilus
EVERY SINGLE TIME when I try to close the Nautilus File Browser (ie when
I go to my Documents folder), the desktop flashes all the icons on the
desktop a couple of times (for a sec you would see no icons on the
desktop) before everything goes
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Closing File Browser Causes the Desktop to Flash the Icons
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Binary package hint: gnome-panel
I have the follwoing fenomenan. In my /etc/fstab I have an entry to
automatically mount my NAS. Here is my entry:
192.168.1.10:/mnt/array1/My_NAS /media/My\040NAS nfs _netdev,
auto,rw,hard,users,intr 0 0
When my laptop boots it successfully
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Title:
Upon reboot automatically mounted NFS shows twice in Places and in the
File Manager
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Just the progress dialog. I can open another window and navigate thru.
That is how I got the 2 download streams in the attached jpg.
In both cases, it gets certain number of files and then stalls. If I try
to go inside the folder and download the files only with no folders
(just files),
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
Have the following problem, and it only happened recently after some of
the kernel headers upgrades:
I have a shared NAS. When I go to Places -- Connect To Server
Service Type: FTP (with login)
Provided all the relevant optional information
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/49831768/ProcMaps.txt
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Anybody looking into this?
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Unmount internal disk NTFS partition reports Safe To Remove Disk
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/580515
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Chris, appreciate your comment. As I said in my posting, I was not sure
what exact package might be causing the problem...I have been posting
that question at launchpad and ubuntuforums with no answer.
To answer your question, no the disk is not attached to the USB. And in
retrospect if I
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Binary package hint: gnome-session
I run dual boot Win/Ubuntu environment. I recently updated my Karmic to
10.04 64-bit.
What I started noticing is that some time when I try to unmount my NTFS
partition I get a message that says:
It is now safe to remove your D Drive
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Unmount internal disk NTFS partition reports Safe To Remove Disk
I am not sure if this is gnome-session package, but this is what I am
suspecting. I booted with my older kernel 2.6.32-21 and also tried with
the LiveCD and it seams that it works OK and I do not the message, but
as well I never get the message when I unmount or eject USB attached
disk.
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