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Will this bug be fixed in Hardy?
This is one of my _major_ gripes with everything GTK.
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* is a sad panda *
OK,
Declined for Hardy by Sebastien Bacher means it won't ..
Why did it take 3 years to be fixed? Is it really that hard to fix?
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Yes, this bug is really fixed in intrepid, HUGE thanks to all people who
worked on this.
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This bug was fixed in the package gtk+2.0 - 2.13.6-0ubuntu1
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* New upstream version:
- Fix problems on 64-bit Windows
- Fix a long-standing, well-known problem with the handling
of insensitive buttons, bug 56070 (lp:
the bug has been fixed upstream now
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WoW
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Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
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Victory!! This bug is now fixed upstream
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I have rebuild hardy's gtk-2.0 package with the patch at:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=56070#c153
It fixes the bug, but needs more testing.
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i have this bug (or i'd say, annoyance) too, on 7.04 with xfce (but in gnome
too) on several machines.
when i start synaptic, i used to move the mouse on the search button while it
loads the list, for a faster searching. but when the load completes and the
search button becomes active, it's not
What does Tags removed: qa-hardy-desktop mean? Does it mean Canonical
aren't aiming to have this bug removed from Hardy?
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Sebastian Bacher said : that's not likely something upstream will change
this cycle not something we will patch in a distro specific way.
I think that Canonical will prioritize security and crashes before that
bug which also seems non-trivial to fix since nobody was able to fix it
during several
i certainly have this bug on gutsy 64 bit.
On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 5:49 PM, Saïvann Carignan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just discovered that this bug does not exist for ubuntu 64 bit. I can
still reproduce it in up-to-date Gutsy/Hardy i386 but not with a up-to-
date Hardy amd64, can someone
Well that's very strange..
I can't reproduce this bug on my i386 laptop and my AMD64 computer on
Hardy alpha 5 even from the LiveCD. My laptop did have that bug in Gutsy
but this bug is gone with Hardy.
I can still reproduce this bug with a VirtualBox console with Hardy
alpha 5, but not on any
I found it, that was just because my computer now uses compiz. The bug
does not appear with compiz, only metacity.
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gotcha, so i can't tell, is it getting fixed?
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I found it, that was just because my computer now uses compiz. The bug
does not appear with compiz, only metacity.
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I don't think so, that only means that I found a workaround and though
that it was fixed, sorry for the noise.
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that's not likely something upstream will change this cycle not
something we will patch in a distro specific way
** Tags removed: qa-hardy-desktop
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Well anyway, does someone tested this on Hardy? I can't reproduce this
bug in ANY gnome app at all in latest Hardy alpha 5. Can someone test
this please?
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I can, in Synaptic package manager for instance.
Upstream will try to settle on the best fix for this bug during Berlin
hackfest (March 10-14), hopefully Ubuntu will be able to incorporate
results into Hardy if any are produced
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** Tags added: qa-hardy-desktop
** Tags removed: qa-hardy-list
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ChrisC: sebastian already said it's been used in the installer!
in the last 10 days since Colin Watson (a maintainer of the installer)
acknowledged the workaround and said he would investigate, none of the
comments here have been remotely useful, but are spamming a fairly long
list of
The following comment was written 1st October:-
Excellent suggestions. Regarding the upstream priority of normal -
why is this causing the bug to remain unfixed for 6 years now. 6
years! What must people switching to Ubuntu think?
I was speaking to someone just this week who was thinking of
Sebastien, I agree with you there are a lack of manpower and a lot of
bug to fix.
But I think that here we are talking about a few number of bug (I guess from 5
to 10) that break the usability of the user interface (as Ross reported above
here)
e.g. look at this Bug #66869
I don't think there
Yeah I agree too, it's evident that assigning priorities to bugs isn't a
simple thing and I think that ubuntu generally do a very great job.
This bug is one of these exceptions we should care about. It would avoid
a lot of time lost in comments. I think that the ubuntu community as
much as the
This bug is far to be trivial, if you look to the upstream comment you
will notice it requires a really good understanding of how GTK works and
to consider lot of cases and the possible effects, that's really
something non trivial and not a quick hack, we don't have GTK
maintainers in the Ubuntu
This bug is VERY trivial I happened to be using monodevelop so heres
some mono code with 2 buttons, 1 with the bug and 1 using the work
round
(I have used this workround in c++ before)
protected virtual void OnGoButtonClicked (object sender,
System.EventArgs e)
{
The hack you describe has already been mentionned on the bug and used in
the ubiquity installer. Did you read the upstream bug comments?
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why not apply the workround in the installer or synaptic ?
I did look at some of the upstream reports a little while ago, but I
dont remember being convinced that there was any reason why a hack
couldnt be tacked onto the end of the gtk set sensitive code, providing
it respected the visibility
While I am new to Ubuntu, I have over a decade of professional experience in
IT projects and I am so shocked that someone with an Ubuntu email address
would actually make the statement that Sebastien has made I feel compelled
to respond with my own points. The importance of producing robust,
nullack, don't you think there is some exageration in what you wrote?
What is shocking in saying that we there is a right balance between new
features and bug fixing? We still try to fix everything we consider as
critical before each version, maybe where we disagree is on whether this
particular
I noticed this bug over five years ago in Winbloze !!!
reporting this upstream will have little result theres a workround
I think submitting a patch upstream that hides then shows a button when
it becomes enabled, might embarrass the people upstream to actually fix
the problem. especially if it
sure, there is a balance.
and there are more important bugs to fix. thats why this one has been open
for 5+ years. still, i believe that maybe theres a better way to do it?
this bug can easily be fixed in 15 minutes by the person who wrote this code
in the first place. is that who would
We are many people who have been waiting for a solution to this bug and
others. More and more bugs are heaping up and lagging behind. Therefore
I made a new blueprint request, which is simply called fix-bugs. You
can find it here: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/fix-bugs
If you also
the issue is a lack of manpower to work on those bugs, a specification
is not going to make that better and there is not a lot to specify there
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Then use the manpower that's introducing new features!
Bug fixes are far more important that new features
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that's not that easy, there is a right balance between new features and
bug fixing to find, next cycle will get extra bug fixing since hardy
will be a lts version
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I hadn't noticed that workaround the last time I looked at the upstream
bug (previous workarounds were much worse). I'll look into that, thanks.
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I first noticed this also around 2001 ish, but in windows!!
(is this the first cross platform bug?!)
as nothing has been done in *over* 5 years, I think
some kind of patch would be rather nice...
nullack wrote:
Looks as though this bug has been around since 2001. Sadly it retains an
upstream
Getting this bug fixed, along wth 42532, would be an amazing
accomplishment!
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Looks as though this bug has been around since 2001. Sadly it retains an
upstream priority of normal which ignores the very serious impact it has
on Ubuntu first impressions and greatly highlights one of the problems
with FOSS.
Given what has been a very poor track record on this bug why doesnt
This bug is pretty annoying.
A very acessible way to reproduce it without using fancy wizards or test
programs is to just use xsane.
Every ever scan I have to move the mouse out of the button then in again. It's
very annoying and because of that I often have to use the keyboard to scan
large
** Tags added: iso-testing
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I'm on Gutsy Tribe 4 and the problem isn't fixed for me, buttons still
just accept one click. Tested on two different windows.
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Status: New = Confirmed
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Sorry, I post a comment here because I don't see this bug listed in my own list
(even if I am a subscriber from duplicates).
It's just a test.
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** Also affects: gtk+2.0 (Baltix)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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While guiding a new Ubuntu user (coming from Windows) through the
Install process, this was very annoying. Once he clicked the button, he
thought it was working so he left it alone until he realized the button
didn't actually get clicked. I told him it was a bug and that he needed
to move the
guys, i filed this bug in the summer of 2005! i've been getting an
email or 2 a week about it ever since someone fix it already!
thanks :-)
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This bug is 2 years old ? Do you mean that there's already a fix for
this bug ?
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i wasnt the first one to file it. so that makes it at least 2 years
old.
i'm using the latest version of synaptic and its still not fixed.
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does this with me as well (from 5.x and newer) wunder if in 7.10 thay
fix usablity bugs that have been there for years
thay should thow ubuntu at users to find out how to do simple things that
should work and report back and stick help box's there on what to do
not turn into an FAQ hunting day
This has been happening in Ubuntu since Warty, as far as I know (as I
started using Ubuntu since that version).
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I still notice this in Synaptic under Feisty. It's quite annoying.
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I can confirm this bug with every Ubuntu version since Dapper and it is
very annoying. I've seen several newbie users who thought they had done
something wrong - until they discovered that the button in question
suddenly works, but they don't know why (they have accidently moved
out of the button
But the Gnome version of Ubuntu still has the problem. I noticed that
when I installed the latest beta (1).
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the is an upstream GTK one, nothing Ubuntu specific. The Kubuntu
installer is using libqt
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although it seems to be a trivial problem, it is quite irritating; it
appears in any dialog chain (wizard), where a user repeatedly just wants
to click 'OK' or 'Continue'
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I notice that the Kubuntu Feisty Fawn installation does not suffer from
the same bug. They have it working properly.
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Regarding the newly edited description:
This isn't limited to behavior after spawed-off dialoges finishes. As I
said in my report (one of the duplicates), this also happens when you do
a simple search in Synaptic.
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- I don't know enough about the underlying architecture to know what better
- package to put this into -- but I'm sure
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