This release was made specifically to help out older LTS distributions
which cannot migrate to newer libgweather. What needs to be done to get
it into 20.04?
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This happens on mkv files as well for me.
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totem freezes after changing/disabling subtitle on mp4 files.
To manage
This still happens on 11.04.
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Default theme doesn't return after toggling high contrast option
To manage notifications
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 693903 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/693903
I'm not sure how such issues are treated for LTS releases, but I believe
this is still a problem in Lucid so possibly not a dupe. Do usability
issues get LTS updates? I have since upgraded, but the icons were
I think the little red X icons in the corners of every window (whence
the window is deleted) are a pretty big clue that this shouldn't be
used. In Firefox, there is no delete concept for a web page, so they
are able to use it without concern for alternative meanings.
Whilst the trash bin is an
** Changed in: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: Expired = Confirmed
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Title:
wake on usb
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papukaija, did you read my comment in the Redhat bug? It should have
been re-titled and was only closed due to distro EOL (despite still
existing in the following releases... *sigh*). That bug states that it
is a problem with the way gnome-screensaver grabs the keyboard in
general, and that
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
I try to enable a second monitor without the same image on both
monitors, and am told that a config file needs to be edited to extend
the virtual display. If I say yes but then cancel the authentication
request, the application hangs
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gnome-display-properties hangs if authentication is refused
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At the moment there is no way for an average user to easily configure
any extra buttons their mouse may have or to set shortcuts for buttons.
A simple UI for the buttons could be present in gnome-mouse-properties,
but also a unified
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No GUI for configuring extra mouse buttons/shortcuts
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Just to confirm, this is fixed on 10.04 for me.
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fail to sleep when lid is closed
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I really don't understand why this bug is being treated as
Incomplete/Expired. More information was supplied on request, and it has
been confirmed to be an issue in the most recent release. Further, this
is an issue of chosen defaults lack of UI. As far as I'm aware it will
affect all users, so
If you read that Redhat bug - and specifically my comment on it - you
will see that the title is misleading. It was probably wrongly closed
when it was also being moved against gnome-screensaver (and should have
been retitled).
Further, it probably IS the same bug as this - the underlying issue
This issue is also a problem when using synergy for input device
sharing, or virtual machines (see
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=569830). In addition, there
is a significant delay whilst the screen is locked, during which time
input is still accepted and could be used maliciously. It
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Binary package hint: evolution
The evolution toolbar has an icon for delete and an icon for cancel
current email operation. There are several problems with this:
* the icons are similar, both visually indicate almost the same concept
* in fact, they are (in my view) the
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evolution icons for delete/cancel are non-intuitive
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I believe this bug is still valid. I experience it in 9.10, it is also
reported here:
http://readlist.com/lists/suse.com/suse-linux-e/37/189573.html
I can provide more information: it does not fix itself if you click away
from the folder and back again. I am using IMAP. I believe that the
title
This has been a problem for a long time, and affects usability quite
seriously - if you have limited vertical space, you want you accounts
ordered so that the most commonly used one is at the top (and if you use
IMAP, you probably don't care about the local holders). Lots of
unnecessary mousing
I have telepathy-idle installed (Karmic). Import failed silently. How do
I make it try again? I'd like to repeat this, try only doing some
accounts etc.
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You can force it to try again by deleting (or moving)
~/.gconf/apps/empath/%gconf.xml
When I tried again with IRC accounts disabled it imported the others.
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I tried the high contrast accessibility option straight after upgrade
(i.e. before restricted graphics driver installation) at gdm login
screen. The theme correctly changed from dark (in particular, black bar
at bottom edge) to a high contrast
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I believe comment 12 is the key here. The dialogue has a very poor
explanation but is trying to do the right thing. After confirming my
configuration was similar to comment 12, I proceeded with yes and it
all worked fine. I also noticed that my .config/user-dirs.locale
contained en-US (my old
It seems to me quite clear that waking up on keyboard/mouse is pretty
standard behaviour. More generally, options for power management are
very limited (I've often gone to the power options and thought... wow,
that's it? can't fix it here then). So on the policy issue I'm
suggesting wake on
I still have this issue on up-to-date 8.10. Here are the logs attached
earlier. Not sure what I'm supposed to get from dbus-monitor whilst
suspending - I see the following, but nothing extra when I do a suspend:
s...@teresa-laptop:~$ dbus-monitor --session
other attachment
** Attachment added: gpm.gconf.values.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/22197547/gpm.gconf.values.txt
** Changed in: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = New
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This bug just started for me on DVDs that were working yesterday - dmesg
also has a whole load of I/O errors in addition to the ifo_read.c
messages. mplayer also hangs/fails.
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this bug has been both confirmed and fixed, why is it still unconfirmed?
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it might just be general slowness that i haven't noticed before - i've
seen that it doesn't happen as badly with smaller terminal windows, and
is particularly acute with a maximised window. i still feel that it
really should be faster though.
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Haven't turned anything special on myself, and just used apt to upgrade
from Edgy. Also not seeing anything fancy: it's an old computer that
wouldn't cope with it, but this didn't used to happen.
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gnome-terminal is 2.16.1-0ubuntu1, this is feisty updated as of about
Friday. The mouse is a PS/2 Logitech MouseMan+. uname -a gives Linux
wildthing 2.6.20-3-386 #2 Tue Dec 26 06:50:47 UTC 2006 i686 GNU/Linux
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I'm pretty sure that this started with Feisty, but only went through
Edgy to upgrade, so it could have been there. gnome-terminal mouse
select for copying text is now very slow - it takes about a second (or
more) to highlight the text when
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