Ok, good, let's keep this bug closed then, bug #936257 tracks the fixed
geometry issue
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Still not good for me...
** Attachment added: Screenshot at 2012-02-17 11:12:39.png
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is it good if you use the Ubuntu theme? We adjusted the geometry for our
theme, dynamic geometry handling is an upstream issue and is tracked in
other bugs already
** Changed in: gnome-control-center (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Incomplete
** Changed in: gnome-control-center (Ubuntu)
@seb: for the test I set my theme to Ambiance, with the Ubuntu font (at
size 11), as you can see on the screenshot. Anythin else I should check?
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@seb: as a side note, I wouldn't expect dynamic geometry handling
anytime soo from upstream, judging by the harsh comments I got after my
bug report regarding this issue:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=670268
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #670268
Julien, your screenshot doesn't have the overlay scrollbar to start
with, could make a screenshot from a stock theme? because it works fine
in a guest session here...
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Seb, in my test I had set the document font to Ubuntu 11 but the default
font to Cantarell 11. If i set the default font to Ubuntu 11 there is no
scrollbar. So I guess this is definitely fixed for the default
configuration.
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Status: Incomplete =
Thanks for the feedback. I was asking about the resolution because right
now when running on a netbook-sized screen, which do not have enough
space for the window, the patch maximizes the window. In this situation
you get scrollbars but that cannot be avoided.
What you report is different
This bug was fixed in the package gnome-control-center -
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* debian/patches/58_ubuntu_icon_views_redesign.patch:
- updated default height to fit on screen (lp: #929585)
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@Robert Roth and Julien Olivier: Does the window fill your whole screen
or is there still room below it?
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@Aurélien Gâteau: I still have a lot of room below it, as currently it is 641
px tall, and my resolution is 1920x1080px. So to fit on a 600px high netbook
screen it's already too high, so it wouldn't be any worse if it would get a bit
higher to fit without a scrollbar.
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@Aurélien: There is room around it. Actually the problem is that the
System Settings window uses a fixed geometry.
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Or, to be smarter, the size of the rendered content could be calculated
(using pango functions) and the window size adjusted accordingly.
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Attaching a screenshot with the default en_US locale and the default Ambiance
theme, and the System settings window still has a scrollbar (most probably
because of the icons added in Ubuntu) so the default geometry clearly needs to
be adjusted.
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The system settings window is a bit too small after Ubuntu's changes
To manage notifications about this
** Attachment added: The bug using the Ambiance theme and the French locale.
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Thank you for your bug report, I can confirm that here
Aurelien, Didier, should we adjust the default geometry a bit so it
fits?
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Importance: Undecided = Low
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Status: New = Confirmed
** Changed
It's too small all along using other locales than english. bug 819994
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bug #819994 is a different issue and was there before the recent changes
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