This issue finds its roots in a problem with the creation and deletion
of Applications Menu (aka Main Menu) entries which is explained on:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alacarte/+bug/1245300
Comment #2 there explains the motivation for the present submission in
greater detail. It
Ring charts are not easy to interpret with any degree of precision.
So, the suggestion is welcome as an optional feature, but not as a
substitute replacing any current presentation formats in the Gnome
System Monitor.
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In cultures which read from left to right, graphs are better interpreted
when the reference scale is on the left, and this remains best practice.
However, as Adam Niedling (#5) suggests, there is nothing wrong with
having the left-hand side scale repeated on the right-hand side – but
only as an
Public bug reported:
System:
Xubuntu 13.10, 32 bit, fully patched
Gnome System Monitor package installed: gnome-system-monitor 3.8.2.1-2
CPU: Intel Atom N270 (Netbook)
Issue:
The Diamondville Intel Atom N270 x86 sub-notebook processor is a single-
core CPU. The netbook has only one of these
We have switched most systems to wicd since filing this bug. It first
had a time-out issue which prevented a successful connection. Once that
had been nailed down to a configurable parameter setting whose pre-
defined default value proved too low, wicd has performed flawlessly ever
since – never a
Hi Jasper
Thank you for this very clear explanation of alacarte's behaviour.
Also great that you are willing to give the locally-stored .desktop
files in /home//local/share/applications/ more meaningful file names.
There is one issue with which the menu specification you quote above
does not
Any progress on this?
It has long become an indispensible standard feature on smartphones.
I can't quite see why keeping track of one's mobile data usage and
limit is important on a smartphone but not on one's laptop which uses
the same 3G or 4G mobile account for internet connectivity.
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Public bug reported:
When a menu entry in the Applications Menu of Xubuntu is deleted using
the Alacarte Menu Editor, then alacarte (3.10.0-1) does NOT delete its
.desktop file. Instead alacarte writes a new Hidden=true line in its
.desktop file in /home//local/share/applications/ and it only
Public bug reported:
When creating a new menu entry in the Applications Menu of Xubuntu using
the Alacarte Menu Editor (alacarte 3.10.0-1) then alacarte does not
enable the writing of a Categories=; attribute in the new .desktop
file created in /home//local/share/applications/.
Without a
Note: A parallel issue affects Firefox with its corresponding
dependency in the form of the firefox-globalmenu package. That package
similarly creates an Extension in Firefox which is not functional and
unusable in any desktop other than Ubuntu's Unity.
The lack of integration of Firefox and
Note: A parallel issue affects Thunderbird with its corresponding
dependency in the form of the thunderbird-globalmenu package. That
package similarly creates an Extension in Thunderbird which is not
functional and unusable in any desktop other than Ubuntu's Unity.
See
As regards the idea of dropping Chambers from Firefox Search:
I feel that a reputable UK-English dictionary search engine such as
Chambers is a valuable feature of Firefox.
Also, it is not only relevant to UK users of Firefox. In many other
countries where English is a second language, the
As regards the idea of dropping Chambers from Firefox Search:
I feel that a reputable UK-English dictionary search engine such as
Chambers is a valuable feature of Firefox.
Also, it is not only relevant to UK users of Firefox. In many other
countries where English is a second language, the
@ Dave (#1)
sudo apt-get install --no-install-recommends nautilus gives:
nautilus is already the newest version.
0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
(When constructing the master image for the netbooks, after installing nautilus
we have manually purged all packages
An issue with wicd (an alternative to network manager) which is possibly
related to the issue reported here has been reported at:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/wicd/+bug/1084380
In the case of wicd it was found that wpa_supplicant routinely timed out
before a WiFi connection has been completed
Notes to #5:
— Increasing the value of the time-out parameter for wpa_supplicant in
itself does, of course, not in any way explain why wpa_supplicant takes
so much time to complete its job with a box-standard access point which
has never given rise to any such problems in the past, nor on earlier
Hi Chris. I am inclined to suggest that logic suggests otherwise, and
that you are turning the issue upside down in your post #5. Firefox
only needs to meet the freedesktop.org specifications for user interface
compatibility. If Unity deviates so as to require a special module to
integrate
Firefox (firefox 17.0.1+build1-0ubuntu0.12.10.1) under xubuntu 12.10
still pulls in firefox-globalmenu (firefox-globalmenu
17.0.1+build1-0ubuntu0.12.10.1) as a dependency.
The package firefox-globalmenu provides a Firefox Extension which adds
support to Firefox for the Unity appmenu. However,
Thunderbird (thunderbird 17.0+build2-0ubuntu0.12.10.1) under xubuntu
12.10 still pulls in thunderbird-globalmenu (thunderbird-globalmenu
17.0+build2-0ubuntu0.12.10.1) as a dependency.
The package thunderbird-globalmenu provides a Thunderbird Extension
which adds support to Thunderbird for the
Public bug reported:
Nautilus (nautilus 1:3.5.90.really.3.4.2-0ubuntu4.1) – when installed
under under Xubuntu 12.10 using Synaptic – directly or indirectly pulls
in Brasero, Zeitgeist and other application packages as dependencies.
― These additional packages such as Brasero and Zeitgeist are
Public bug reported:
Firefox (package: firefox 17.0.1+build1-0ubuntu0.12.10.1) has several
search engines pre-installed. One is labelled Chambers (UK). This
search link is broken:
When, for example, putting in the search term Test, then Firefox goes
to the following URL
A similar bug is reported in launchpad at
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/1084364 .
However, there is one difference: That bug 1084364 describes the same
behaviour of the network-manager authorization panel repeatedly popping
up (with the correct password already
Hi Thomas, bug 1077523 is indeed quite similar.
However, there is one difference: That bug 1077523 describes the same
behaviour of the network-manager authorization panel repeatedly popping
up (with the correct password already filled in) when a system --
presumably connected via WiFi to the
Thomas, as regards #1, I somehow do not seem to be able to get into
launchpad when running apport-collect 1084364. It has probably got
something to do with the browser (Opera) settings, but I have not yet
been able to figure out exactly what. However, the reporter of bug
1077523 has managed to
I fully support this request.
PS
Smaller data limits of 500MB and 1 GB per month are far more prevalent even
than the more generous 10GB mentioned by Ismael. This merely adds urgency to
the request.
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Public bug reported:
System:
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– Fresh clean installation of xubuntu 12.10 using the xubuntu .iso from the
official xubuntu web site, fully updated using the xubuntu Software Updater.
– network-manager fully set up for an internet connection using WiFi with
WPA2-Personal, including SSID
I can confirm that the updated version of alacarte currently in quantal-
proposed does restore some functionality as regards the first three
items mentioned in my earlier post (tick boxes, create new menu items,
delete menu items).
However
-- Drag and drop of a menu item within a menu folder
Public bug reported:
Main Menu Editor alacarte is Completely Broken in xubuntu 12.10
SYSTEM: Fresh install of xubuntu 12.10 (i386) using the official xubuntu
.iso image, fully updated as of today.
The 'Main Menu' editor (alacarte) is completely broken in xubuntu 12.10.
Changes in the xubuntu
Dear Christopher
Thanks for your reply and for your thorough analysis of this bug.
I have submitted this bug to the LibreOffice Bugzilla as you suggested. The bug
report is on:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=44847
Clearly, the fundamental flaws and weaknesses in LibreOffice
Public bug reported:
(CONCERNS: LibreOffice version: 3.4.4; OOO340m1 (Build:402), complete
install from the Ubuntu repo, fully up to date.)
The Compare Document functionality of LibreOffice Writer is deeply flawed and
woefully inadequate. For example, type (without quotes):
LibreOffice
@ Gretha
I was searching for reports on LibreOffice Writer Compare Document,
because mostly it doesn't seem to work. Your submission hits the nail
right on the head in my experience:
I start with an .odt document (saved as version 1) with just the
following text (without the quotes):
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