The developer reaction to this basic bug is a joke, and is the reason
why people are afraid of challenging quality levels offered by
monopolies. Taskbar autohide functionality has existed in window
managers for over a decade, and Linux can't get it right... Why even
support the feature if it
Public bug reported:
Freeglut will segfault when exiting the application if glutMainLoop is not
called (with the fglrx video drivers). A patch has been posted on Sourceforge;
https://sourceforge.net/p/freeglut/bugs/206
https://sourceforge.net/p/freeglut/code/1640
Here is a modified version of
Nautilus has been slow for 13 years. If Linux file browser speed can't
improve with Moore's law then it is time to drop the fancy mime based
open every file and read its header feature in my opinion. People
should not be waiting 500ms for their file browser to display 10 files
in 2014, all for the
This problem persists on Ubuntu 20.04. See this proposal to remove the
snap version of the package: https://discourse.ubuntu.com/t/proposal-
for-ubuntu-20-04lts/12969/92
Moreover, the apt package cannot currently be found on Ubuntu 20.04.
Diagnosis:
sudo snap remove gnome-calculator
sudo apt-get
Public bug reported:
Gnome-terminal maximize loses one line of terminal output.
Summary:
1. Assume the gnome-terminal currently contains output that exceeds the maximum
number of characters of its current display area (ie the text is wrapped)
2. Maximise the gnome-terminal
3. Note that one line
Attaching original screenshots:
gnomeTerminalMaximiseBugScreenshot1-afterLScommand.png
gnomeTerminalMaximiseBugScreenshot2-afterMaximize.png
** Attachment added: "gnomeTerminalMaximiseBugScreenshots.png"
I have encountered a seemingly related issue where ls is sometimes
displaying different output depending on the terminal display size (and
when the function is called), independent of maximisation.
** Attachment added: "gnomeTerminalDisplayBugScreenshot.png"
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