Cannot confirm, I have not tested this in Maverick.
2010/9/15 rusivi1 60...@bugs.launchpad.net:
Is this an issue in Maverick?
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Save session option gets stuck ON
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/60863
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Well, I haven't tested this recently. Besides, I'm still using 8.10
(Intrepid), so I haven't tested it in recent releases either.
But I really do object on the policy of removing bugs because the author
don't respond with further information. If someone is on vacation for
two weeks, he may find
This bug (or missing feature) is still present in Intrepid.
Gnome editor doesn't seem to have a setting for it either.
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Norweigian week starts on Monday, not on sunday
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Bug #22375 is related to this.
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start week day wrong in Spanish
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Here's a temporary fix for those who uses US english locale and want
another day as start of week:
http://tuxtweaks.com/2008/12/change-the-week-start-day-in-ubuntu/
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I got this bug today, when updating to the new kernel 2.6.27-7 in
Kubuntu.
My PC has a VIA chipset. It was not a problem before, upto Ubuntu
version 7.10, and it worked Ok in the newest Kubuntu 8.10 also at first,
but after this morning's updates the keyboard stopped working after
login.
What's
I beleive this is a well-known feature in the kernel itself. It
prioritizes file operations.
I can confirm this going on with .tar backups and beleive it's the same
phenomenon. When working with large files, the kernel uses so much
resources that the user interface part becomes sluggish or
I beleive this is related to bug #236141 (see my comment there) and that
it's the kernel which simply prioritizes I/O operations. In the kernel
team people have left frustrated over this and the unwillingness from
the team to do anything about it.
Sebastian, what should be done, in my opinion,
We are many people who have been waiting for a solution to this bug and
others. More and more bugs are heaping up and lagging behind. Therefore
I made a new blueprint request, which is simply called fix-bugs. You
can find it here: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/fix-bugs
If you also
Correction - doesn't happen with Gaim, only Skype.
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As I said above, this bug is in Feisty. In fact it's worse in Feisty
than in Dapper. In Dapper I could enable the Other menu and create a
Wine menu, but not in Feisty. The duplicate entries are more or less
consistent from Dapper to Feisty though.
Additional info: In Feisty, the Other menu is
I can confirm #1 and #2 in a clean install of the release version of
Feisty.
As for #1, I tried to create a new menu called Wine, but it just went
into disabled mode. Enabling it has no effect.
As for #2, I've noticed this when trying to enable the Other menu and
it stays disabled. Same goes for
Sebastian,
When I reported this issue, I just saw the message dialog Your session
has been saved every time I shut down or rebooted and thoguht it was
because I've fiddled with the Save session option in
System-Preferences-Sessions-Session Options so that it somehow got
stuck. After clicking Ok
But the Gnome version of Ubuntu still has the problem. I noticed that
when I installed the latest beta (1).
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Newly-sensitive button ignores clicks until cursor re-enters it
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Regarding the newly edited description:
This isn't limited to behavior after spawed-off dialoges finishes. As I
said in my report (one of the duplicates), this also happens when you do
a simple search in Synaptic.
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When thousands of files (here on a DVD) there are also problems with
folders not recognized and Nautilus shows a standard green Gnome foot
icon instead of the folder icon.
I think there must be a timeout value too short somewhere.
Often, when I close Nautilus on this folder and rescan it later,
Additional info:
This seems to be connected with Skype and only happens when my buddy
list is open when I the quit dialog to logoff/restart/shutdown. If I
close the buddy window first, by clicking on the x-button, the session
was saved message isn't displayed.
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I can confirm this happens in Gnome in Edgy Knot-3.
This bug is duplicate to bug #57701 I think.
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Public bug reported:
This bug is related to Dapper. Don't know yet if Edgy has this still.
Search button becomes responsive after being pressed and you need to
move your mouse away from it and then to it again, for it to regain
responsiveness.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Start Synaptic.
2. With
Public bug reported:
When the screen comes back from dimmed state, after you fill in the root
password, it blinks several times instead of just doing a simple refresh
of the desktop.
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Untriaged
Status: Unconfirmed
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Screen blinks several times after
Public bug reported:
I fiddled with selecting to save session at logoff/reboot, but decided
to deselect it again and go back to the default state. Well, it still
saves my session every time, even if the option is deselected. Besides,
I just get a message saying session was saved - and no reboot
** Description changed:
This bug is related to Dapper. Don't know yet if Edgy has this still.
- Search button becomes responsive after being pressed and you need to
+ Search button becomes unresponsive after being pressed and you need to
move your mouse away from it and then to it again,
Public bug reported:
See:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=349743
** Affects: bluefish (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untriaged
Status: Unconfirmed
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Crash when pressing green info dialog button
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