Yes, this bug should move to gnome-shell -- I'm using the default in
ubuntu-17.10, which is gnome-shell.
** Package changed: unity (Ubuntu) => gnome-shell (Ubuntu)
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Thanks for the questions
1) Removing the kernel parameter causes the same problem (plus, shutdown
doesn't work.)
2) I cannot take the graphics card out of the laptop, but I uninstalled
the nouveau package xserver-xorg-video-nouveau. This may have improved
things; see below!
3) This is on a
Public bug reported:
I am running a fresh install of Ubuntu Desktop 17.10 on a Dell XPS 15 9560
laptop.
I'm using an external Thunderbolt dock to connect to wired Ethernet.
I have additionally installed openssh-server on the system.
When I boot the system as normal, NetworkManager ends up
Public bug reported:
I've installed ubuntu desktop 17.10 amd64 from scratch in UEFI mode on a Dell
XPS 15 9560 laptop.
This laptop comes with i915 built-in graphics, as well as an NVIDIA 1050 GPU,
but I am not trying to make the NVIDIA work yet, and have blacklisted nouveau.
I'm using xorg
I already confirmed the "non-symmetric" behavior:
> the following padding does NOT cause the problem:
> padding: 1px 1px 1px 1px;
> The following padding DOES cause the problem:
> padding: 2px 1px 1px 1px;
Regarding scrollbars with un-filled space, I guess Linux will keep
sucking on the desktop
Thanks for the pointer!
The window in the screen shot is taken with zero configured padding. The
green strip between the gray vim background and the orange scroll bar is
all ugly padding added by gnome-terminal.
It sounds from your description as if the real problem is in "vte" which is
used by
Output of "lshw"
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-terminal/+bug/1714810/+attachment/4944297/+files/hw.txt
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output of "dpkg -l"
** Attachment added: "dpkg -l"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-terminal/+bug/1714810/+attachment/4944298/+files/dpkg.txt
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Thanks for your answer!
Yes, the ugly margin is there even when not maximizing the terminal and even
when not using a css override file. (I removed the css override so I can keep
working.)
I'm attaching a screen shot (the ugly border is only on the right side,
probably scroll bar related?)
Public bug reported:
Using Ubuntu 17.04, vim, in gnome-terminal. Default everythings from the
desktop install, default Theme. The only change is the default window
size in the settings -- I have it at 149x48. This bug happens even with
the default 80x24 window size. The font is the default (not
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