This does not happen out of the box, on that machine, with Ubuntu Gutsy (
7.10). (Installed using Herd 2 desktop cd, upgraded to current version).
DefaultDepth in xorg.conf is 24.
Can anybody confirm?
Bye,
-Dylan McCall
On 7/22/07, Robvdl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I experienced this bug
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-panel
I realize that a symptom of this problem has been reported, but it has
also been worked around, and the existing bug reports do not highlight
the actual problem.
[Sorry in advance, this bug report is more a solution suggestion.]
In Gutsy
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
Nautilus' Places list contains two distinct sections: The one on the
top, which the user cannot edit, and the one of the bottom, which the
user can edit.
The bottom ones are bookmarks, created by the user to link to files.
They can be freely
You guys probably already noticed this, but the duplicate bug #133565
contains an explanation of what probably is causing this for you, and
why it is still a bug needing a fix even with the simple workaround.
In retrospect, I should have done that as a comment to this (thanks for
pointing out the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-panel
In the System menu, there is an option labelled Quit...
I have seen two different users confused by this option, who have had
trouble determining how to log out. There are a few reasons for this,
and some other problems associated with this
Public bug reported:
This is with the Recent Documents list, under the Places menu in the
main menu applet in Gutsy.
Recent documents are listed, but below them there seems to always be a greyed
out line saying No items found.
This is potentially confusing and incorrect, since there are indeed
Here is a screen shot showing my Recent Documents menu...
** Attachment added: Recent Documents menu with No items found at bottom of
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Okay, I have a few more symptoms here...
If I change to another theme (eg: Clearlooks) the progress bar displays fine.
However, when using the Human theme (and only the human theme) the above bug
occurs.
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Ubuntu's main menu panel applet has some drawing issues with various
panel sizes, particularly when the panel is positioned at the bottom of
the screen.
The applet has the Ubuntu logo as its icon as well as an arrow (from the
current theme) indicating
I am using the menu applet that has the title Main Menu and the description
The main GNOME menu. Sorry, I do not know its 'real' name. It one of the
applets available by default...
On 4/18/07, Sebastien Bacher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Status:
Mitch:
I do not have that problem with the USplash (although it does some ugly stuff
when hibernating!).
However, I am experiencing another really weird graphics glitch in Edgy,
and I have subscribed to its bug report: I can sort of describe it as a
really strange vertical / horizontal
Hrm, we have pretty similar hardware!
Okay, that bug there which I think may be related (or may just happen to not
like the same hardware as this one doesn't like) is bug #66652
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Reposting some thoughts brought about in a forum thread about this. Just
a quick thought for a stable middle-grounds.
As usual, you start up with one single box visible asking clearly for Username.
After entering your username, that box stops being an edit box (instead just
becomes a bit of
I've been playing with XFCE lately, and it seems that if I use the Human theme
in XFCE the progress bar is still invisible.
(So this invisible progress bar happens in both Gnome and XFCE).
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Thanks, Pischke!
Changing the depth has (for me) fixed this bug and the other one I was talking
about, bug #66652
It's still a bit weird that the screen depth would have anything to do with the
progress bars, but I guess it's a driver issue. I'm also not sure how it ended
up at 24-bit, but I
This is still broken for me in Feisty. If I am using Nautilus with its
Information panel open, the open folder icon frequently appears and is
very blurry.
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Ooops... Here is a screenshot!
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https://launchpad.net/bugs/69331
This is a bug present apparently since Dapper and still present in Feisty. In
my opinion, it is extremely important that it be fixed for Feisty and that it
be fixed well.
For a new user just getting used to Ubuntu, this can be a big problem. They
could be merely exploring the options for the
Confirmed over here. Thanks, everybody :)
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Reproduced this bug in Hardy. Fonts were consistent after I changed the
font size, originally. However, once I restarted the system, it was back
to the old ways; some items were following my new size 8 font, while
others were still using size 10.
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I have observed the behaviour with (only) the following applets. This is
recorded with Gutsy. Hardy seems to follow the same pattern, though
another pair of eyes would be helpful.
-Address Book Search
-Dictionary Lookup
-Workspace Switcher
-Clipboard Text Encryption
-Battery Charge Monitor
Sorry, quick correction there: Not even an arbitrary left click should open the
colour picker dialog.
For example, the GTKButton widget uses a generic clicked signal that can mean
everything from poked for 3 seconds to selected when the user pressed Enter
- as well as, of course, the more
Public bug reported:
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The custom colour picker widgets in the Resources section of the System
Monitor, look great. However, they are currently opening the colour
picker dialog when I do so much as blink at them!
This is with the version currently present
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-system-monitor
This occurs in Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy Heron). That's gnome-system-monitor's
package version 2.21.5-0ubuntu. It should be possible to reach the new,
custom colour picker widgets and click them without using a mouse.
That is, using the Tab
Apologies; I somehow managed to forget GNOME's bug tracker. Now reported
upstream.
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Importance:
If this is turned into a gconf option, the functionality is still
broken. The strut should only need to change once; to the end point.
While it means we don't get a nice smooth animation, it will probably
feel smoother anyway because resizing windows is a very costly operation
for the time being.
This appears to be fixed for me now...
Can anyone else confirm?
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I am sorry, this is actually still happening.
That message is visible when I first start up. However, after opening
some documents (I'll try to get an exact number shortly) so that they
appear on that list, No items found disappears
** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released
Public bug reported:
Affects: gnome-desktop (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
More information available in this forum thread:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=163461
This problem is similar to bug #29244
Summary:
Confirmed at:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=163461#post944460
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Status: Unconfirmed = Confirmed
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Unfortunately, I never was given a dialogue allowing me to inform developers.
I am attempting to reproduce the bug to get a bit more information, though.
So far no luck...
I was trying to edit the Clearlooks theme. The problem may not be entirely to
do with the theme manager, actually.
I
The issue of menu organization is almost a wont-fix because we think it
makes sense kind of issue. I can accept that -- almost.
However, something recently dawned on me! Our System menu is organized
by implementation, even though the GNOME human interface guidelines
(with which I dearly hope
I also encounter frequent network buffer loss in Totem. There are some
interesting numbers to be found with the system monitor's Network graph.
If I pause playback (so that the buffer can catch up!), download appears
to cease entirely. It may be a related issue; most applications buffer
more
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This is a usability issue.
One very important feature for this desktop environment is file type
associations. That is, when the user can double click on a file and have
it opened by a useful program which treats the file in a way the user
appreciates. For example images are
Thanks Sebastien and Pedro! I keep forgetting that Launchpad isn't the
only bug tracker out there, however much I wish they were all this
pretty :)
Filed upstream.
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I have not observed File Roller coming back to life, but perhaps I am
just impatient. Most recent (reproducible) incident...
I downloaded this archive:
http://downloads.mozdev.org/flashblock/flashblock-1.5.7.1.xpi
Found flashblock.jar in the archive and dragged / dropped it into Nautilus.
This
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Status: Unknown
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: fast-user-switch-applet (Ubuntu)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/343219
You
I, and most people here, understand it is a design decision. That
doesn't make this less of a bug.
It's a short-sighted design decision which, while sensible for some use
cases, absolutely decimates others. I won't go into the usability of
FUSA itself, but suffice it to say it has nothing on the
On Sat, 2009-04-18 at 19:28 +, Johannes Rohr wrote:
wouldn't the best solution be to make this configurable, give users the
choice?
In theory, that's the case now with the gconf
key /apps/fast-user-switch-applet/show_session_commands. Unfortunately,
gnome-panel does not look at it for the
Having encountered this at the same time the other folks here did, I can
confirm that the gnome-settings-daemon update and that of notify-osd
trickled out at rather different times. Run another update and the
problem should be resolved.
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Public bug reported:
When keyboard accessibility features are turned on, gnome-settings-
daemon watches for the user pressing Ctrl multiple times or holding down
Shift for 8 seconds. When this happens, it presents a notification
bubble asking the user if he wishes to activate the corresponding
Two patches for you!
This one is immediately functional. It checks if the notification server
supports actions and falls back to its own system in that case. No need for
string changes. (Although something tells me this case has not been thoroughly
tested: there are no icons on action
This second patch needs custom strings, documentation, translation work
and the like. With some work it could behave quite smoothly.
In this case, actions are simply stripped from the notifications so we still
get notification bubbles, but to deactivate (or activate) the functionality the
user
** Attachment added: Strips actions from notification when unavailable, but
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You
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-panel
With previous releases of gnome-panel, changing the size of a panel
would have it immediately update window struts. In this way, normal
windows when maximized would meet at the edge of the panel and windows
would avoid moving above the panel.
** Attachment removed: Falls back to custom dialog box when
notification bubble actions are unavailable
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/23859948/patch_fallback.diff
** Attachment added: Falls back to custom dialog box when notification bubble
actions are unavailable
Eeek! Sorry about the mess. I left behind another completely different
change I was working on in the older patches.
** Attachment added: Strips actions from notification when unavailable, but
still uses notification bubble
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Here is the gnome-power-manager source package in Ubuntu:
https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-power-manager. (It's the
application responsible for brightness feedback).
The most recent version should have fixed the issue. Make sure you have
gnome-power-manager 2.24.2-2ubuntu6 or
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: deskbar-applet
Since upgrading to Ubuntu Jaunty, the deskbar applet crashes every time
it is added to a panel. It gets as far as creating its GUI for the
applet (the search icon and the arrow for history), then segfaults.
I have noticed that the applet
Compiz is not responsible for the issue; I use Metacity with
compositing. Granted, it may be a strange thing related to compositing
being present, but that lands the issue back at gnome-panel.
** Also affects: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Oops, I guess I could have just...
Err, confirmed without compositing :P
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This happens to me, actually pretty much every time I log in. For me,
the situation is that my laptop's screen runs at 1280x800 and my
external monitor runs at 1920x1200, and I switch between the two all the
time mid-session. I never use twinview; I just disable one monitor and
enable the other.
MANY issues with notify-osd's alert in this case, compared to Slow Keys'
own:
* It is hard to read. The window title gnome-settings-daemon does not help the
user.
* Cancel and Okay are redundant in this case with Deactivate and Activate. (Are
they ever not?!)
* May be just me, but something
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This bug has been resolved with deskbar-applet 2.26.0-0ubuntu1 and
python2.6 2.6.1-1ubuntu3
** Changed in: deskbar-applet (Ubuntu)
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
In Jaunty, gnome-display-properties automatically detects when there is
already a tool to configure displays for the user's graphics hardware
and offers to open it. (For example, nvidia-settings), However, in the
case of
I agree, it would be good to have the libnotify popup absolutely removed
for eternity. I filed a bug report for that. It's a slightly different
request (a new feature, not so modest a change), but it would
permanently fix this so it makes some sense to tie it to this one.
I think we should avoid
Krychek, that does not solve the problem. The issue I am discussing is
the Places which /can not/ be edited, and how they correspond with the
user-created bookmarks.
There are currently three Places lists, each with a different selection
of built-in Places that could not be easily edited by the
I probably am not meant to change my own bug to Confirmed, but there are
two written confirmations here...
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In terms of the problem being painted over with reasonable success such that
the problem being unearthed may be blamed on the user instead of erroneous
system design, it is solved. However, I request that another bug or
blueprint, destined for Hardy, be opened that explains the problem of these
Sorry about the double post.
Request, of course, means suggest :/
Weird typo. I'm not /that/ lazy!
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Could this fix be sent to Intrepid? I just observed the issue here, with
gvfsd-http consuming 100 MB of memory 12 hours after copying a 60ish MB
file over HTTP. Not expected behaviour, but responsible for quite a
loss.
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You
I think it should play a jingle with the system beep, to satisfy bug
#77010 :P
Otherwise, the issue here is that the shutdown sound can be customized. Sure,
the default may be nice and short, but what happens if the user sets their own
custom sound and finds that it only plays for about half a
This has been reported against Maverick's power indicator, bug #629258,
and it has a lot of duplicates leading to it.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 539912 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/539912
Thanks for your bug report, arje. I noticed it is a duplicate of bug
#539912, so I marked it that way to keep things organised :)
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 539912
current battery
Please just file a single bug report for each issue you encounter. The
lack of a tooltip is intentional; the idea is to clean up that area so
everything behaves in a consistent, predictable way. One step there is
removing tooltips, instead having any information directly in the menu
that appears
As was brought up in bug #629258, this is a huge issue if the time
remaining is still being estimated or is completely unknown (which seems
to occur very, very frequently on devices we should be supporting well:
netbooks). Without showing the percentage, the indicator simply says
“estimating” in
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 629258 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/629258
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 439783
Regression: devicekit-power does not display remaining battery time
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 629258
Battery life estimation never
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 629258 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/629258
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 439783
Regression: devicekit-power does not display remaining battery time
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 629258
Battery life estimation never
That gnome-power-manager doesn't display a percentage in this case is a
separate issue. Please discuss that one at bug #539912
Thanks for looking at this, Andy. I suggest you send your patch
upstream, at http://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=24329
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-session
The XSession name in /usr/share/xsessions/gnome.desktop was changed to
“Ubuntu”, and gnome-failsafe.desktop to “Ubuntu (Safe Mode)”
This is good :)
However, GDM sorts the sessions in an ugly way. We end up with a list like this:
…
Ubuntu
This also makes it impossible to access man or info pages through the
GUI; I have to open Yelp from the command line with the path as an
argument.
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
Sound level
Okay, I am attaching a branch that fixes this. It's my first time patching a
patch (or using quilt), but hopefully I did it right :)
I decided to change our patch for gnome-settings-daemon, since the existing
stuff was a little complex and it wouldn't look pretty inside indicator-sound.
(I
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
This is happening with Ubuntu 11.04. I insert a music CD, the device is
mounted and various music players are happy reading its contents. I want
to browse the device as a file system by opening it in Nautilus. I get
the following error when I
Hi Sebastien!
Sorry about changing the bug status. That was just a silly accident when I was
wondering why the upstream bug watcher still said New :)
(I tinker mercilessly with anything that uses Javascript)
I installed gdm from lucid-proposed, which gives me
2.30.2.is.2.30.0-0ubuntu1
That looks good :)
The specific thing I was concerned about here is fixed, but my
attachment to this is just that I think it shouldn't surprise people.
The way the buttons are drawn should correspond directly with how they
are interacted with. (Handy oversized clicking areas are nice, but they
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
From time to time, when I wake my computer from sleep, I see the
following error message:
Failed to Suspend
Computer failed to suspend.
Failure was reported as: Sleep has already been requested and is pending.
However, as I
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
The desktop Places menu with Nautilus in Unity looks like this:
[i] Home Folder
[i] Computer
[i] Templates
[i] Trash
[i] Network
Search for Files…
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[i] Documents
[i] Music
[i] Pictures
[i] Videos
[i] Downloads
(Etc)
Amr's fix from the PPA does not work for me. Battery indicator still
always says estimating... when on battery power.
Yes, Amr appears to be suggesting a workaround; to install a different piece
of software (battery-status) and use that.
Please try to limit this discussion to the issue at
Please keep this on topic. This bug report is not about adding a clipboard
manager; it is about misbehaving clients which do not implement X's
clipboard stuff to it's fullest extent. There is no change to the accepted
system going on here; only bug fixes.
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Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
When adjusting screen brightness with the keyboard, gnome-power-manager
creates a synchronous notification bubble for visual feedback. However,
if a synchronous notification is already being shown, the screen
brightness bubble waits
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: empathy
I have Empathy hooked up to an MSN account, which uses telepathy-butterfly. My
password for that account is in Gnome Keyring's password store like this:
account: butterfly/msn/[$LOGINNAME]; param: param-password
If that stored password is
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MSN account (telepathy-butterfly) vanishes when password is removed from
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I really appreciate that you took the time to make a branch for this, Matt. It
does look good, and from the looks of it you did everything right! :)
One other cool thing you can do: it's possible to make a bug that is fixed with
a commit. If you're using the command line, it's something like bzr
On Tue, Dec 14, 2010 at 1:32 PM, Matt Sturgeon
687...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
Do you think that adding a page on this topic to the New to Ubuntu?
section of the help docs seems appropriate?
Absolutely. I suggest you chat with the documentation team on their
mailing list
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Status: Unknown
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Funny, this is behaving properly now. Given I can't reproduce it myself,
I'm marking the report invalid. If this is still happening to somebody,
please leave a comment :)
** Changed in: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Incomplete
** Changed in: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
If I try to adjust the screen brightness upwards and it is already at
100%, no notification appears at all. This is confusing and
inconsistent. With the sound notification, notify-osd is told to show a
notification and produce an
On Fri, Dec 24, 2010 at 10:38 PM, Omer Akram om2...@ubuntu.com wrote:
Thanks for sending this bug to Gnome.
You're welcome. Thank you for checking, Omer :)
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gdm
When I begin typing at the GDM greeter, GTK does its usual thing for
searching within lists: it highlights the item starting with the letters
the user has typed. (For example, a user named John will be highlighted
if the user types j).
However, a
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: gdm
When I begin typing at the GDM greeter, GTK does its usual thing for
searching within lists: it highlights the item starting with the letters
the user has typed. (For example, a user named John will be highlighted
if the user types j).
Tm0, that simply isn't the function of the keyring unlock screen :)
The reason it wants your password is to access the encrypted password
store. I've encountered a few people of the opinion that the user
interface is a tad unfortunate at the moment (there might even be a bug
report), but that's
This has been happening consistently to a number of users (including
myself) in Natty. We aren't clear on reproducibility, but it looks like
all you have to do is have GDM log in automatically (so it doesn't
unlock the keyring early) and have a keyring with a password set. So, I
am marking this as
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: empathy
Empathy has gone back to showing a single notification for each new chat
message. This is a regression from the chat experience we previously enjoyed in
Ubuntu, where the chat client used notify-osd's append and replace hints.
Please see the
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