Thank you for your reply Sebastien.
As long as there's a process, that's fine. Whether it gets classified as
won't-fix or something else is also fine.
The bigger picture is that if I get the impression that I reported a bug
in the "wrong" bug tracker even after going through multiple wiki pages
Considering that there seems to be no process by which my report will
reach the right people, I will unfortunately have to conclude that
reporting bugs here is a waste of time. Will not continue.
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Thank you for your reply. Although you did start with a "no" it still
sounds to me as if the report doesn't reach the right people. Could you
clarify the process of how it will do that anyway?
The reason I want to know of course being that if it doesn't, that fact
will greatly impact my
So...what does that mean? That unless someone else comes along with the
same problem my report will never reach the right people?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1725792
Public bug reported:
Honestly I have no idea which package this is in and I could not
identify it by following the wiki page for identifying packages. I had
no luck with the ubuntu-bug command either. Feel free to migrate at your
discretion.
The Activities menu/button at the top left in the
Public bug reported:
When sorting on a column (in processes tab) I get the standard pyramid
shape to indicate ascending/descending sorting, with ascending sort
being a pyramid and descending being an upside down pyramid (through
natural mapping -- the base of the pyramid is larger than its top).
Public bug reported:
Google Chrome has long process names. By long I mean hundreds and
hundreds of characters wide (see picture). Without knowing this I
unsuspectingly double-clicked the process name column edge in the
processes tab, and ended up with a column that stretched far, far to the
Public bug reported:
When making a window as narrow as possible, I noticed that word-wrap
stopped wrapping words before I was done shrinking the window (attached
screenshots 1 and 2).
By chance I stumbled upon the cause: I tried disabling the sidebar in
settings, but accidentally disabled the
Public bug reported:
1) The release of Ubuntu you are using, via 'lsb_release -rd' or System ->
About Ubuntu
Fresh install of 16.04.
2) The version of the package you are using, via 'apt-cache policy
pkgname' or by checking in Software Center
Don't know. The guide to identify the package
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