** Changed in: d-conf (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Title:
Ubuntu 16.10 Setup: dconf-CRITICAL **: unable to create directory
Seems to be related to the program. In this case Firefox starts slowly
in newer versions, also on other distributions.
** Package changed: unity (Ubuntu) => firefox
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Public bug reported:
During the installation process of Ubuntu 16.10 beta I got several of
these messages:
(WebKitWebProcess:): dconf-CRITICAL **: unable to create directory
'/run/user/0/dconf': Permission denied. dconf will not work properly.
(a11y-profile-manager:12999): dconf-CRITICAL **:
** Description changed:
Windows of several applications start in the unmaximized mode at first
and then resize to the maximized mode, when they have been closed being
- maximized. I can reproduce the behavior with Firefox and Libre Office,
- though system apps such as the Ubuntu Software app
Public bug reported:
Windows of several applications start in the unmaximized mode at first
and then resize to the maximized mode, when they have been closed being
maximized. I can reproduce the behavior with Firefox and Libre Office,
though system apps such as the Ubuntu Software app or the File
Public bug reported:
The pages that I leave by scrolling on a new page quickly disappear. When I
scroll up again it takes too much time to see them appear again. Although the
program should be intelligent enough to know that it's just a matter of time
that I like to switch to the linked pages.
Public bug reported:
I miss an option to directly send the sound input to the output devices in
Unity.
I always have to write "pactl load-module module-loopback latency_msec=1" in
the terminal so far.
As it is an absolutely essential feature which also works in common
operating systems it is
Public bug reported:
It is impossible to map mouse dots to pixels one by one through the system
settings or in other words to disable mouse acceleration at all. Although it is
clearly the most intuitive behavior of a cursor.
I was experiencing extremely heavy acceleration by default in 15.10 so
Also affects ASUS Xonar STX. It worked perfectly in Natty
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Title:
[AV200 - Xonar ST, playback] No Switch between speaker and headphones
To
