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Attached a branch that fixes the issue I mentioned in comment #3
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Seb just told me that this doesn't happen anymore when changing scale
factor, but when changing font size in a11y settings.
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Indeed, accountsservice sends a reply even when the client talking to it
doesn't want one. The dbus daemon doesn't remember messages that have
NO_REPLY_EXPECTED set, so the replies from accountsservice look like
unsolicited messages to it and it denies them.
Gnome bug #755421 argues that this
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Problem figured out by Trevinho and didrocks on irc: unity only emits
AcceleratorActivated() for the first id returned by GrabAccelerator()
and doesn't watch the unique name of the grabbing process. Thus, when
something other than unity-settings-daemon grabs the key before it, or
u-s-d crashes,
This is not a bug in glib. UploadBlacklist() loops through a list of
strings with
for (auto item : blacklist_)
// do something with item.c_str()
which makes a copy of each string in every iteration. This means that
item.c_str() is not valid anymore after the loop finishes.
Created attachment 88321
Add org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.Activate
Alex, the desktop entry spec recently gained support for
org.freedesktop.Application, which has a method Activate() that takes a
platform data. I think it makes sense to reuse this terminology and the
platform-data convention.
The
Instead of only passing a timestamp, this could be the same platform
data that GApplication uses in its Activate method (of type asv).
This would make passing these kinds of things more uniform and easier to
handle for toolkits, as well as being extensible.
Maybe we could even call it Activate ;)
litimezonemap contains gtk3 widgets that are used in unity7's system
settings. Can we make unity-system-settings not depend on it?
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Indeed, the blacklisted-media-players settings key hasn't been honored
for a couple of ubuntu releases.
The idea is that applications have UI to disable integration into the
sound menu. For example in VLC, you can disable it in Preferences (look
for DBus control interface). It might make sense to
Thanks for reporting this. When it happens again, could you please paste
the output of
gdbus call --session --dest com.canonical.indicator.messages --object-
path /com/canonical/indicator/messages/phone --method
org.gtk.Menus.Start [0,1]
This is to find out whether the service thinks there are
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This patch is a backport of the upstream patch to 3.14
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Totem's menu xml has placeholders for subtitles and languages, which are
populated dynamically based on the video that is loaded.
The traditional menubar, the gear menu, and the fullscreen gear menu all
share the same placeholder ids and Totem inserts the dynamic submenu in
only one of them. I've
This is an issue in telephony-service: it calls g_variant_unref() on a
variant that it doesn't own a reference to [1].
g_variant_new_strv() returns a floating reference which is consumed by
the call to messaging_menu_message_add_action(). Another bug in that
code is g_variant_unref() might be
indicator-datetime-service seems to do the right thing when it loses its
name (exit the process). Maybe it gets stuck in a deadlock and doesn't
respond to D-Bus calls anymore?
Can someone please attach a backtrace of the running process when this
happens again?
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They could use DBus directly if they wanted.
No, the D-Bus interface is not part of the public API.
[...] the messaging menu never appears in the panel, unless
libmessaging-menu0 gets installed, although applications using it are
installed [...]
It doesn't appear until an application
Seems to me like Thunderbird's messaging menu integration is optional.
Please file a bug against it to make it depend on libmessaging-menu.
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It already does this.
Please provide more information on when this doesn't work for you. Is
the Mute menu item in the sound menu checked when sound is on mute,
but the icon in the panel shows that volume is above 0? How about the
Mute checkbox in System Settings Sound?
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Title:
[wizard] volume
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item is expanded or not.
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This is not an issue in indicator-messages. Action parameters (the reply
string is the parameter in this case) cannot have insensitive states.
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Notifications are handled in unity8, which also knows when the indicator
menu is opened. It could suppress or differently color the bubbles in
that case.
The messaging menu itself never sends notifications.
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Reassigning to the components that actually send the message.
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Unlikely to be a bug in the sound menu, as that works with all other
players.
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Status: New
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Status: New
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Unlikely to be a bug in the messaging indicator itself. The messaging
app displays notifications and adds an entry into the messaging menu. If
you can't see notifications either, it's probably a bug in the app.
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Good point. I didn't implement it yet because it's hard to get right
with MPRIS (the D-Bus protocol we use to talk to media players). Players
do provide a Seek() method, but no way to put them into a seeking state.
That means, it would continue playing while the previous or next button
is pressed
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I can't reproduce this in 14.10. Is it still a problem for you? If it
is, please also add VLC as affected.
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sound
Third, some code in the indicator system itself is inserting the word
Empty! into empty indicator menus and should not
Indeed, unity8 is putting that in while the menu has not been loaded
yet:
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~unity-
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I'm not sure what the bug is here. The setting controls whether the
sound menu is shown or not. If it is set to false, it is not visible. It
can be controlled from the sound panel in System Settings.
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I've seen similar issues recently. I'm pretty sure that this is not an
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@Lars even mine is `false` it does work perfectly. So it should be
some thing else.
What do you mean by work perfectly? Does the sound menu display the
VLC menu item as senstive and when you click it, VLC's main window is
raised? If so, that would be a bug in the sound menu, because it
shouldn't
Thanks for reporting this bug.
The sound menu shows vlc as inactive because vlc reports that it cannot
raise its main window:
$ gdbus call --session --dest org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.vlc --object-path
/org/mpris/MediaPlayer2
--method org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.Get
This is probably a bug in the messaging app. The message is sent, so the
messaging menu definitely communicated it back to the app.
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I disagree. The x-canonical-snap-decisions-timeout is intentionally used in
favour of the Freedesktop timeout feature, to indicate very clearly, that is
is only applicable to snap-decisions notifications.
I think that's unnecessary for the same reason I thought introducing hints for
snap
It's unlikely that developers have a problem understanding that the
timeout only applies to a specific kind of notification.
Being explicit rather than implicit avoids misunderstanding and
possible false-positive bug-reports due to that.
I agree with that sentiment, but think it's the
Reopening, because adding the x-canonical-snap-decisions-timeout hint
was a bad idea. The notification spec already has a timeout parameter on
org.freedesktop.Notifications.Notify(). We can just use that one for
snap decisions and ignore it for all other notification types.
I've attached branches
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Logout
libmessaging-menu doesn't depend on gtk. It shouldn't matter which gtk
version you use as long as glib is up to date.
I agree that the package should be removed.
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Status in Print Indicator
** Description changed:
- even after lates updates still no printer notifications in the panel . I
- checked and the package indicator-printers is correctly installed and
- the printer prints without problems. But, there is no notification icons
- on unity panel. I had no problems at all with
libmessaging-menu already comes with python bindings through gobject-
introspection. Unfortunately the online documentation seems to have been
taken down. The libmessaging-menu-dev package contains the C
documentation (viewable with devhelp), which maps 1:1 to the python API.
Here's a simple
libindicate has been deprecated in favor of libmessaging-menu in Quantal
(12.10), becasue we couldn't use libindicate on the phone. Porting to
libmessaging-menu is fairly simple. Let me know if you need any
pointers.
Note that this might change again when we switch to Unity8, which will
most
No, it is not just a theme problem, but it can be fixed by setting
backgrounds for various widgets in the theme. We did that for ubuntu-
themes last cycle.
These theme fixes aren't necessary with gtk 3.12 (or without overlay-
scrollbars).
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The sound menu start the applications through GLib's
g_app_info_launch(). Maybe clementine can't handle being started from a
different environment?
There's another bug in that clementine doesn't show its main window when
starting it from the sound menu (or the launcher) for the first time.
**
What do you mean by the sound go in the other way? Scrolling up is
supposed to increase the volume and scrolling down decrease it. Is it
the other way around for you?
Do you mean scrolling over the sound menu title in the panel or
scrolling on the volume slider in the sound menu itself?
**
** Description changed:
- When looking at the currently running track in SoundMenu (clementine
- music player), the space for the title of the track and album are too
- small, because the album art is directly next to it. Both titles are
- truncated and thus almost unreadable, when longer than
It's unlikely that this is a bug in the messaging menu. Even if it were
restarting, it would request all currently pending messages from the
applications again. Reassigning.
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Hey, thanks for reporting this issue. The messaging menu hides itself
when no applications are using it. The output of
gsettings get com.canonical.indicator.messages applications
shows a list of applications that have registered to appear in the menu.
Do Thunderbird and gmail-notifier appear
The gmail-notifier doesn't register to use the messaging menu, then.
Reassigning this bug to that project.
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Hey Joshua. Thanks for taking the time to report this bug. I'm marking
it as a duplicate because it has already been reported as bug #1195276.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1195276
Chat
This seems to be a bug in empathy. telepathy-indicator (the component
providing messaging menu integration with empathy) correctly requests
TP_CONNECTION_PRESENCE_TYPE_HIDDEN when I choose invisible from the
messaging menu.
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** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 882277
When clicking an item from the messaging menu, it doesn't changes virtual
desktop
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Needs to
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This has nothing to do with the messaging menu, as that doesn't actually
show the popups.
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zomtir, thanks for looking into this. However, we can't make this
dependent on the proxy being available, as we want to allow starting
recently-used players from the sound menu as well.
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This issue cannot be solved in the sound menu. It is up to the
applications to issue notification bubbles based on how the track was
changed. Similarly for notify-osd: it doesn't have enough information to
decide whether to show the bubble (namely, where the track-changed event
was originally
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Focus indication on playback
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indicator-sound keyboard
This is a UI issue. We're using the same indicator-sound on unity7 and
have no such issues.
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Sound
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This was recently fixed. See bug #733285.
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Focus indication on playback controls is misleading
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When connect
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Max
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Empathy shows up as running even
This seems to be a bug in empathy. telepathy-indicator (the component
providing messaging menu integration with empathy) correctly requests
TP_CONNECTION_PRESENCE_TYPE_HIDDEN when I choose invisible from the
messaging menu.
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Thanks for reporting this. It's the same issue as bug #1261058.
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Selecting incoming message does not raise corresponding chat window to the
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** Package changed: indicator-messages (Ubuntu) = unity8 (Ubuntu)
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