It's the one that came with the Ubuntu 10.04 beta 1 a few days ago - I
think it's 2.29.something
Through further investigation with themes (as I always like to do) I
realized something else. The boarder that was appearing around the
desktop appeared to be the same boarder that appears (is used)
To clarify, I believe it is 2.29.92.1, as this is the latest release not
marked 2.30...
PS, I don't think I ever gave any system details... here are some:
- Ubuntu 32 bit beta 1 live CD running on USB stick (made with the USB stick
maker program in 9.10)
- no video drivers (it was a live CD -
That does sound like what I've been seeing, and the screenshot confirms
that yes - that is what I'm talking about. So, if that has been fixed,
then I guess we can consider this closed. If not, then I guess these
reports are serving the same purpose...
I'll do an update ASAP* and see if the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
Whenever I change a theme, a white boarder (~1 pixel outline) appears
around the edge of the desktop. I might not sound like much, but it's
rather annoying...
I've tried changing themes multiple times, wiping it off (covering it
with
I will do that. In addition, through more investigation I have found
that scrolling through the sizes (24, 25, 26... etc.) runs up the memory
consumption of not just gnome-panel, but Xorg itself as well. Moreover,
after closing the gnome-panel options dialog the memory of gnome-panel
returns to
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-panel
I noticed this little problem just a while ago. I always knew that
gnome-panel had some kind of generic memory leak (I cannot pinpoint the
cause) but it was small and always seemed to correct itself after a
while. This time was different.
Thanks for responding - I know this is kinda old now, but it's still
true in 7.10.
As for being extremely slow, the more programs you install, the more
entries there are, and this seem to slow it down, a lot. could this be
fixed some how? Furthermore,after adding a couple custom entries to the
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I've noticed that the Edit Menus Application for editing the menus (of
course) has numerous, and, in my mind serious problems. For example:
1. It's extremely slow (and I have a fast computer with graphics acceleration
enabled)
2. It doesn't work
