last output confirms the issue is caused by gstreamer. So switching
package to gstreamer from rhythmbox
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Public bug reported:
Affects: xchat-gnome (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
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When making a plugin active and inactive a couple times in xchat-gnome,
I'm presented with the following error.
An error occured unloading
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This is most definatily duplicable in Dapper with GIMP 2.2.11. This is
on a screen with 1024 x 768 resolution.
imho, it is never correct to have the buttons in a dialog go off the
screen. Many average users don't put one and one together and realize
that they just need to close the expander.
I
Public bug reported:
There is no tooltip for Nautilus' refresh button. All the others have
one.
On Dapper Final.
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Yeah, the icon is still proportionally small in Edgy.
Chris
On 12/6/06, Daniel Holbach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for your bug report. Is this still a problem in Edgy?
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The title on that bug is a little misleading - but the patch was written
to address this issue.
** Changed in: vte (upstream)
Status: Unconfirmed = Fix Committed
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Importance: Undecided = Unknown
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Status:
This regression only came to light after the 1.8.0 release, fixed with:
commit 3c18d95b293eddaa25232bc06398c78bc8043cb4
Author: Chris Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sun Sep 28 15:57:37 2008 +0100
Compute device_transform_inverse.
Because we can independently set either the device
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Status: New = Fix Released
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Importance: Undecided = Wishlist
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Assignee: (unassigned) = Papercuts Ninja (papercuts-ninja)
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Empathy subscription
Christopher Overton, I was indeed able to reproduce this bug in Gedit
version 2.30.4 that ships with Natty. I observed that when I press Tab
when in the search field, focus is shifted first to the button that
reveals the search field's dropdown menu, and a second tab is required
to move into the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: empathy
Recently, Google introduced 2-Step Authentication[1] to make their users
accounts more secure. This works by requesting that the user enter a
randomly generated 6 digit number when they log in from an unknown
computer for the first time. Since
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Status: New
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Binary package hint:
I'm on Maverick.
On 13 Jan 2011 00:38, leighman 701...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
Having said that, what version of Ubuntu are you using?
I personally have only seen this in Lucid.
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Status in
I can confirm that the multimedia keys are non-functional while the
'Places' menu is open. This makes me think this is a problem with GTK+
in some way.
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Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
** Summary changed:
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eZFlow , can you please confirm whether or not you have to hold down a
function key (Fn, probably with blue text) while using your multimedia
keys i.e. is it Fn+Up arrow to raise the volume on your system? The
problems we've confirmed so far seem to arise from the use of multiple
keys for whatever
I've just attempted to take a screenshot of the right-click menu of a
pdf file on my desktop, and the screenshot shortcuts PrtSc did not
work despite only being a single keystroke.
Steps to reproduce:
1) Right click on a file or folder on your desktop
2) Press the key assigned to the 'Take
Marking this as high priority as losing the use volume keys can be
extremely problematic while in a fullscreen app, and especially in a
game where sound features very prominently in the user experience.
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Scratch that last remark. I think this is a critical bug for the same
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has traditionally fallen down, and while this is not directly related to
gaming, it can certainly detract from the user experience should this
bug also
I feel I should clarify that I have mentioned gaming in comment 10 and
comment 11 since these are the applications most likely to default to a
fullscreen mode, and where a windowed environment, where the user could
access the sound menu, could result in a negative impact on the user
experience.
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Cannot narrow sidebar
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Marking as invalid for the paper cuts project since this is not a small
usability flaw present in all default installations of Ubuntu, rather it
is a simple bug that needs fixed.
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Status: New = Invalid
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Closing File Operations into panel is redundant with
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Title:
Recent Documents point frequently to invalid links
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This icon is scheduled for removal, as per bug #534477
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Closing File Operations into panel is redundant with minimizing
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Title:
evolution appointment short keys
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Tests on Evolution 2.91 find that shortcut keys are consistent
throughout. The fix will filter down to Ubuntu eventually.
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I think a solution to this would be to simply have whatever input the
user has provided be autosaved when the click out of the text entry
field.
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Actually, I've just tested this bug on Ubuntu 10.10, and I am unable to
reproduce the behaviour you describe. When I enter an IP address into
the field displayed in the screenshots you provided, the input is
autosaved when I click out of it but without pressing [ENTER]
beforehand. Noting the date
There seems to be agreement on the 'Mouse and Touchpad' option.
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It has been noted in comment #1 that the same behaviour is observed in
Chromium. This implies that the problem is with Nautilus, rather than
Firefox.
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Status: New
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I think a solution to this would be to set a flag to a particular state
when shutdown commences, which will then hold up all operations that
attempt to execute, including suspend. On some versions of Windows, I've
been presented with an error message when I try to do something when the
shutdown
Re-confirming as a paper cut after comments requested in comment #45
were provided upstream.
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Moving from Nautilus to GVfs as per comments here and upstream. A fix in
Nautilus would just be a hack that would have to be reworked when a new
release came out.
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Brasero does not show the total size of files to be burned. Confirming
as a paper cut.
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Gedit ctrl-T does not open new tab
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Thanks a lot for reporting this, however a paper cut should be a small
design flaw found in all default Ubuntu installations, and should be
trivial to fix. This issue is simply a bug that needs fix, presumably at
th kernel level where the EEE PC hardware meets the Ubuntu software.
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Status: Triaged = In Progress
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Quoting Andrew in comment 34,
Redirecting focus to the actual bug filed here:
There is a file called 'libcanberra-logout-sound.sh' in
/usr/share/gnome/shutdown that is meant to be run on shutdown. The
reason the file is not played is that the piece of code that is meant to
be in gnome-session to
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Title:
Please separate automatically discovered remote
This has been fixed upstream.
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Status: Confirmed = Fix Committed
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Milestone: None = nt4-nautilus
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Following up from comment #6, I tracked down the bug report where I was
told this and it turns out this bug report was linked to as proof that
this indicator was to be removed at some point in the future. The
comments here do not suggest this, and I have been unable to locate an
resource that
Removing from the paper cuts project since this isn't a minor design
flaw, rather it's simply a bug that needs fixed.
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Bug #604893 could be affected by the decision made to address this bug.
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Closing File Operations into panel is
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Inconsistent naming in A program is still running: dialog
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**
Thanks a lot for reporting this, however this is not a bug since the
battery indicator is designed to not disappear until the battery is
fully charged. What you observe is the intended behaviour.
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This appears to be the same issue as bug #702879.
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Since Rhythmbox is being replaced with Banshee in Natty, I am marking
this down as a paper cut.
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Thanks a lot for reporting this, however this is not a trivially fixable
so I am marking it down as a paper cut.
The reason for this is that we should only display a 'please wait' icon
when the menu is taking too long to open up, but the definition of too
long is open to interpretation.
Such a
Could someone with the appropriate permissions please go upstream and
change the affected project to GTK and the severity to Enhancement?
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This bug is not trivially fixable. Marking invalid for the paper cuts
project.
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Thanks a lot for reporting this, however since F-Spot is no longer a
part of the default Ubuntu installation, nor is it a 'Featured
Application' in the Software Centre, this cannot be considered a paper
cut.
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Status: Unknown
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Status: Confirmed =
Since there has been no activity on this report since 2010-05-02, it is
being closed. If anyone is able to provide the information requested in
comment #10, the please feel free to reopen it.
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Status: Incomplete = Invalid
** Changed in: gtk+2.0 (Ubuntu)
Since this bug is found not only in Ubiquity, I am moving it to affect
GTK instead.
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Summary changed:
- On the 'Where are you?' screen, the city selection combo box should allow for
first letter navigation.
+
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I'm reopening this bug on Ubuntu with GTK+ as the affected package. It
does indeed require discussion, and having a bug report as the catalyst
can be very helpful.
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I've poked the upstream report to see if anyone responds, and I've told
them that there's a workaround detailed here, that may help them
determine the cause of this.
Also, this bug does not seem like it will affect the 'average user' on a
regular basis, which is part of the definition of a paper
This bug still exists. To reproduce I went into
System - Preferences - Appearance - Visual Effects - None
Opened Nautilus and went into
Edit - Preferences - Behaviour - Open folders in separate windows
I opened my home folder on desktop #1, and then opened my Music folder
contained within. I
Is this bug still an issue in Lucid/Karmic/Natty what with the revamp of
the panel?
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I assume the OP's desire is to see the context menu for the right window
replicated to the left.
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provide the requested information in comment #4, then please feel free
to reopen it.
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Status: Incomplete = Invalid
Josh, I marked this as invalid only for the 'One Hundred Paper Cuts'
project. For a bug to be considered a paper cut, it must first satisfy
the strict definition of a paper cut, which can be found here
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PaperCut
This bug is still valid for the g-s-m project.
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Firefox steals Alt-Tab whilst in URL completion
When I mentioned the file names above, I was just using those particular
ones as examples. I don't know what the real names are.
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Selecting Inbox from top panel menu doesn't do anything
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It sounds like there just needs to be a conditional statement to catch
the signal generated by the clicking of a particular inbox entry in the
menu.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 706887
Choosing an inbox from the messaging menu should switch evolution focus to
that inbox
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Thanks a lot for reporting this, however what you describe sounds less
like a bug and more like a support request. You should head on over to
either http://askubuntu.com or http://ubuntuforums.org and seek
assistance with this issue.
Good luck ;)
** Changed in: gnome-system-monitor (Ubuntu)
You're copying a carriage return when you copy the command. You only
need to double click it when you're copying text from the terminal. That
third click is copying the whitespace at the end of the line, which is
being interpreted as a carriage return when you paste it.
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