** Description changed:
- It is very convenient to install all packages that are restricted due to
patent/copyright issues in one command using
- sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
- However, this also installs non-free packages like
- flashplayer
-
Yay! Thank you for fixing this bug. Will this get backported to Xenial?
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Title:
window management - if a window is always on top, it will always
** Description changed:
In Ubuntu 16.04 beta2 updated until 16-04-2016, Texmaker does not
respond to many shortcuts:
What is working:
- All general-purpose text handling shortcuts: Ctrl+C/V/X/Z/Y
+ All general-purpose text handling shortcuts: Ctrl+C/V/X/Z/Y
- What is not working: All
Public bug reported:
In Ubuntu 16.04 beta2 updated until 16-04-2016, Texmaker does not
respond to many shortcuts:
What is working:
All general-purpose text handling shortcuts: Ctrl+C/V/X/Z/Y
What is not working: All the rest that tried, including:
File/window handling: Ctrl+S/O/W
Print: Ctrl+P
I ticked the mark to search for online results in Dash, and immediately
searched for something in Dash. The I saw the error message.
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Title:
Being 'Always On Top' is about being visible, not having the focus. (In
fact, we usually use this feature when we want the window to be visible
when it does NOT have the focus.) Therefore I definitely think this is a
bug, not a feature.
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Bug exists in Ubuntu 14.04.
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Title:
window management - if a window is always on top, it will always get
focus after switching between
I have this problem in Ubuntu 14.04. I have not yet tested it in newer
Ubuntu versions.
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Title:
Snapped windows are misplaced upon switching
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/1263512/+attachment/4466984/+files/misplaced-snapped-windows.mp4
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It is already attached. See #2 and #3.
** Changed in: imagemagick (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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Title:
eog crashes opening a
No. I have Intel graphics.
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eog crashes opening a certain png file (attached)
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Sorry, I meant I still think this is a bug of eog
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eog crashes opening a certain png file (attached)
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Now, exactly with the same source pdf file, but with a different parameter to
imagemagick:
convert -density 500 TUM_IAS_logo.pdf TUM_IAS_logo.png
(500 instead of 5000) everything works fine. All the above programs can open
the file.
I still think this is a bug of imagemagick,
Public bug reported:
I open eog file.png from terminal, and this is what I get:
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Gdk:ERROR:/build/buildd/gtk+3.0-3.10.8/./gdk/gdkcairo.c:193:gdk_cairo_surface_paint_pixbuf:
assertion failed: (cairo_image_surface_get_format (surface) ==
CAIRO_FORMAT_RGB24 || cairo_image_surface_get_format
** Attachment added: png that makes the crash
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/eog/+bug/1442053/+attachment/4370317/+files/TUM_IAS_logo.png.gz
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** Attachment added: pdf source of the png image
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@townsend
After typing the entire dbus-send command in the terminal of the live session,
it says: invalid value (org.freedesktop.Acco...) of --dest
I know nothing about DBus. I am just curious to test the latest Unity8 desktop.
But I can't, because I can't go past the demo-edge thing.
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Fixed on the lock screen (yay!), but not fixed on the login screen.
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Title:
Keyboard shortcut for changing keyboard layout does not work on lock
Public bug reported:
It is very convenient to install all packages that are restricted due to
patent/copyright issues in one command using
sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
However, this also installs non-free packages like
flashplayer
I just noticed that the following shortcuts are working again:
Super + 1 to 9
Super + Shift + 1 to 9
Ctrl + Alt + Num
They didn't work at the time I reported this bug, probably because the
Persian layout uses the Eastern Arabic numerals (e.g. ۱ ۲ ۳ ۴ instead of
1 2 3 4).
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With Persian layout in 14.04, I can confirm your last comment:
Super+T/L/W/S work, Super+A/F/M/C/V do not work. Great job.
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Title:
Unity
Except one issue, I can confirm that the shortcuts are back. Thank you
:)
And this is the remaining issue: Previously, the shortcut for zooming in
was Ctrl++. Now, for the same functionality you should press
Ctrl+Shift++. OK, literally speaking, the + key always means
Shift+=. But the shortcut
Public bug reported:
I know this bug is known, but I couldn't find a report for it.
After the big change in the lock-screen (unity greeter instead of GNOME-
screensaver) the bug introduced with 13.10 still exists: While in lock
screen, you cannot change keyboard layout by the defined shortcut
Please also take a look at a very similar bug report 1280759. It is not
fixed yet.
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Title:
Hotkeys not functional in non-latin keyboard layout
Public bug reported:
Ctrl+PgUp / Ctrl+PgDn: for scrolling to the TOP of the previous / next
page of the document.
Ctrl++ / Ctrl+-: for zooming in / zooming out.
BTW: HUD also doesn't work. HUD shows the entries, but selecting the action in
HUD has no effect.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease:
Public bug reported:
On my laptop, I am connected to eduroam wireless network (the global
wireless network that you can find in most educational institutions).
The network manager knows my credentials so that I am connected
immediately AFTER I login to Ubuntu (I have automated login disabled) .
I can no longer reproduce this bug. Keep up the great work :)
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Title:
Keyboard layout switcher shortcuts stop working after reboot
To manage
This bug still exists in Trusty after recent updates on the Unity
desktop.
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Title:
Shortcuts are defined via keyboard layout, not the keys
To
This is great. Thanks to this patch, I can efficiently perform my tasks
using HUD.
The only missing entry in the menu is Open in Terminal. This feature
is related to the package nautilus-open-terminal. I don't know if this
package is installed by default or not, but it is extremely useful. To
Public bug reported:
After GNOME re-design of Nautilus, there is only one menu left in
Nautilus, with some rarely used entries like About, Preferences, etc.
The rest of the features are move to toolbar button/menus. As a results,
many of Nautilus features, like Open a New Tab, Sort by
Public bug reported:
HOW TO REPRODUCE
- Add a new keyboard shortcut (in my case, Persian layout) from the keyboard
indicator - Text Entry Settings
- Assign shortcuts for switching to next/previous source (in my case Shift+Alt
L and Alt+Shift R)
- Test the new layout and layout switcher
Public bug reported:
There are shortcuts to open lenses in Unity, for example Super + A for
App Lens, or Super + F for Files Lens, etc. There are also shortcuts
in the Launcher Super + 1 to 9 to launch apps from the Launcher. These
shortcuts don't work if the keyboard layout is set to a non-Latin
I still have this bug on 13.10.
There is also another bug about Window management: snapped windows move
unexpectedly when switching between workspaces. I try to look if
somebody else has already reported it. If not, I file a new bug.
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Public bug reported:
I can't reproduce this bug reliably. Nevertheless it happens a lot. It
happens mostly after few hours of work in the Unity interface.
For reproducing this bug some ingredients are needed:
WHAT YOU NEED:
- You should have enabled workspaces (System Settings Appearance
This is fixed for me in 13.10.
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Unity says Home Folder no matter where I am
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Public bug reported:
Look at the screenshot. Instead of displaying the current year number,
it displays %OY.
How to reproduce:
- Go to Language support in the system setting
- Change the Ubuntu interface language to Persian (fa).
- Log out and log back in.
- Click on the date time indicator on
I am running Ubuntu 13.04 on a Dell Latitude E6430u, and my touchpad is
recognized by default. Two-finger scrolling works. Pinch-to-zoom also
works in e.g. Eye of GNOME (but not in Firefox/Chromium). It's great
that the driver has been backported.
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Go to System Setting - Mouse and Touchpad - Touchpad and make sure the
secondd item is checked: Enable mouse clicks with touchpad
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Title:
Kevin's vs. Dave's drivers on my Latitude E6430u:
As I said before, Dave's driver with David J.'s modification worked for
me on Ubuntu 12.04. However, two-finger scrolling is very sensitive and
interferes with right-click (two-finger tap). (I don't know how to
disable right-click.)
Kevin's
@Kevin
Thedriver is working for me now.
Last time I tried on a fresh Ubuntu 12.10, with no linux-headers-generic of the
running kernel. After installing that, I could successfully install the driver.
Now I have two finger scrolling.
Also, if you get my driver working, try holding your finger
Thanks to the work of Dave and David J (comment #295) and many others, I
could finally make Ubuntu detect my touchpad as a touchpad on Latitude
E6430u. I used version 1.1 of the driver.
xinput -list:
⎡ Virtual core pointer id=2[master pointer (3)]
⎜ ↳ Virtual core
Public bug reported:
Imagine I have an small terminal window open all the time for doing
quick arithmetics. I have set it to be always on top since I need to
constantly see it. I have also some other windows open (other terminals,
nautilus etc.) on which I am really working and they have the
Public bug reported:
I downloaded a file for an internet radio
(http://audiostream.tehransit.com/tunein.php/fusions128/playlist.pls).
Then I double-clicked on it, hoping to hear the music. Rhythmbox opened,
but it started playing some other mp3 file stored on my system, not the
radio.
If I open
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rhythmbox cannot play pls files, but it's assigned to open them
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I am using Ubuntu 12.04 LTS beta2 and I still have this problem. I have
fixed it on my desktop using FontForge, it is fairly easy for me. I am
willing to spend some of my time to fix it. Please tell me what should I
do.
** Attachment added: FreeSerifFa: Original FreeSerif font with fixed Persian
Hi Steve,
It's awesome! Thank you :)
Since morning I am working on other characters. I found some missing
glyphs, I replaced some wrong glyphs, and I enhanced the look of the
most ugly (or misleading) ones. Will you replace again if I put it here?
And yes, I am more than happy to test it
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Title:
window freeze when setting blank password for default keyring
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The first time after my fresh install of Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, I entered Wi-
Fi password to set up my wireless. Then, as usual, a window popped up
for setting up the default keyring. I left it blank, like what I did for
previous versions of Ubuntu. Then I got a warning message
Public bug reported:
It doesn't crash, but it uses a lot of CPU power. Not 100% of CPU, but a
lot, like 50% on average, much more than previous releases of Ubuntu. I
use Ubuntu since dapper (6.06 LTS).
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.04
Package: gnome-system-monitor 3.3.92-0ubuntu1
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I agree like hell. CTL support is ESSENTIAL for users of RTL languages
like Hebrew, Arabic, and many users don't know how to activate it. This
is a real problem I have seen many people have.
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Dear Nahoo!
All you need to do is to activate support for complex text layout, as you can
see in this image:
http://freeexp.files.wordpress.com/2008/04/ooo_options_dialog_2.png
Then you will notice two new buttons are added in the formatting
toolbar. To get the right result, you should format
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