Yes, the feature was never added to compiz, and still does not exist in
the 12.10. On the other hand, window docking with Ctrl-Super-(arrow)
has been added, which is almost enough. It would still be nice to have
window snapping during regular moves and resizes, but the current
functionality is
Same here. In fact, this bug report is how I found out how to show the
album art. It seems the art pane is just hidden below the bottom of the
window. I was able to partially view the album art of the currently
playing song by switching to small display, then back to full, then
resizing the window
I have not encountered the problem for a while, so perhaps it was just a
hardware problem or some other exceptional issue on my machine. Feel
free to close this bug, and thanks for the follow-up.
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According to the man page, The cal utility displays a simple calendar
in traditional format and ncal offers an alternative layout..., so the
switched axes are not a problem with ncal. But I do observe the problem
that the -M option does not cause the week to start with Monday with
cal.
$ cal -M
The man page is shared for cal and ncal, and it says ncal has more
options, so it may be the case that the -M option is only for ncal.
Until this gets fixed, I came up with the following workaround:
$ ncal -M -C
November 2011
Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su
1 2 3 4 5 6
7 8 9 10 11
My problem is closer to another bug
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/vim/+bug/856779), and this
one may or may not be a duplicate of it.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/849806
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INSTALL PROCEDURE:
I just installed 11.10 over 11.04. My root / directory and /home directory are
on separate partitions, so when choosing installation options I chose other
and manually selected to format / and use my old /home directory, which means
my 11.04 config files
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/875274
Title:
Unity3d fails to load with old ~/.config/dconf/user file
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I also see this problem. When running gvim from the command line, I get
the following warnings:
(gvim:4757): Gtk-WARNING **: Unable to locate theme engine in
module_path: pixmap,
(gvim:4757): Gtk-WARNING **: Unable to locate theme engine in
module_path: pixmap,
(gvim:4757): Gtk-WARNING **:
What Timo said sounds right. The problem persists even if a window is a
few pixels away from the edge. I must give it a significant buffer
(10px?) for it to only show on the appropriate desktop.
This effect also wraps. I often have a terminal on the left edge of
the left desktop (in a 2x2
I explained further in the comment on 2009.10.17, but basically I expect
the window edges to jump to the next edge (side of desktop or side of
another window) when I use the shift+arrow keys to move or resize
windows. This is and has been the behavior for Metacity for quite some
time, and as I
STILL noticing this in Natty. Any advice of where I can look to fix this
on my own? This has been enough of a reason for me to not use Compiz for
3 years now.
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Thanks, Fabio!
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/684601
Title:
System hangs on resume while connecting to network
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I am running Ubuntu 10.10, but this problem has been around since Lucid,
and maybe Karmic. I apologize that I don't know in what package the bug
lies.
When I resume my laptop (Thinkpad X61-t, 64bit) from suspend, the system
freezes either at the login screen or immediately
This bug seems similar to
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/673168, so it might
be a duplicate, except that it occurs for me on wireless connections
rather than cable (I haven't tested cable connections), and I don't see
any noticeable effect concerning the pressing of keys.
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Thanks for the quick response. Here are the logs.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/684601/+attachment/1754637/+files/varlogs.tgz
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Binary package hint: empathy
I'm running Maverick beta (last updated Sept 27th 2010) with Empathy
2.32.0.
In what appears to be a regression from Lucid, I cannot control the
Empathy contact list by the keyboard. I would like to do the following:
1. Press tab to change
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: mountall
Occasionally when resuming from suspend, my /home partition will be
mounted as read-only. I can write to my / partition (on the same drive)
as normal, leading me to believe it's not a hardware issue. Rebooting
the machine seems to clear up the
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/48564908/Dependencies.txt
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home partition mounted read-only after resume
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/581405
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Thanks Steve, bug #501801 is exactly the problem I'm experiencing. I
suppose the other, pre-reboot, symptoms I was experiencing were because
of the errors in / caused by an upgrade (which sounds like another
bug...). I'll look for the update.
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[Lucid] fsck cannot be cancelled in Plymouth
I believe this is the same problem I'm experiencing. I have not found a
solution and must reinstall Ubuntu. I notice that before the killer-
reboot there are several other symptoms (perhaps red herrings). The
first one was a XKB error, and now I am having a strange issue where
modal windows (e.g.
Upon further inspection it seems that the primary error I'm experiencing
is different from the described bug, although I also experience it
(being unable to cancel fsck with C). I was able to recover my root
partition by booting into a live CD (well, USB-stick) and running fsck
from there, fixing
Just confirming that all 3 problems described above still exist in Lucid
Beta 1. Seeing as how this bug does not seem to bother many others, can
anybody help guide me in fixing it on my own? For example, which sources
should I be looking in? Thanks
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Windows resized via keyboard do not snap
This bug is also described in
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/389290
I did not mark them as duplicates as the other bug is mainly about
window snapping during resize/move.
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Keyboard activated resize causes artifacts in resize-info.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/393278
This happened to me as well, but also there were cells marked incorrect
(red font) when they were actually correct (no other cell in
row/column/square had the same number. I double-checked). After getting
stuck on a first pass, I tried to have the program Fill all squares,
but it did not do
Just for the record, I've been a near-full-time Linux user for several
years before this incident, so I'm not abandoning Linux or Ubuntu. After
the failed upgrade from Jaunty Alpha 5 to Alpha 6, I formatted the
partition and did a fresh install of Alpha6, which worked well enough.
I'm now running
The bug still exists in Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic Beta. Same symptoms as
before.
To be clear, there are 3 things I would like to see happen (all of these
are in the context of moving/resizing windows with the keyboard):
1. Holding the shift key while moving a window will cause it to jump to
the next
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: compiz
I'm running Ubuntu Jaunty 9.04.
Moving and resizing windows via the keyboard (alt+space+m for move,
alt+space+r or alt+F8 for resize) works great with metacity, but only
partially with compiz.
The main problem is that window snapping (by holding
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: aptitude
Note: I am running from my Windows partition, so I cannot execute the
commands to get, for example, precise version numbers. Also, because I
cannot access system logs or anything, I will try to recount my steps
from memory.
1) I was running
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: python-pyx
1) $ lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu jaunty (development branch)
Release:9.04
2) $ apt-cache policy python-pyx
python-pyx:
Installed: (none)
Candidate: 0.9-4ubuntu1
Version table:
0.9-4ubuntu1 0
500
Could this be related to this issue?
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compizconfig-settings-manager/+bug/216065
I've also lost the ability to start a terminal with any keyboard
shortcut, and jump-moving and jump-resizing windows by keyboard with the
shift+arrow combination (regular
update:
After switching to metacity and confirming that the shortcuts work there, I
switched back to Compiz and found that a few (run-application dialog, print
screen) now work. Run-terminal still does not work.
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compiz doesn't obey some keyboard shortcuts
I observed this in Jaunty Alpha 4. I'm running a Thinkpad x61t.
Interesting to note that it's not the keys, but the targets. Eg, opening
a terminal, print screen, run-application dialog, etc. do not work no
matter what the keyboard shortcut, but those same shortcut keys work
with other targets
As Francis noted, it is more likely that this is a problem with xserver
and not the font. Perhaps the bug could be moved/reassigned?
Here is some more info about which xserver I am running:
$ X -version
This is a pre-release version of the X server from The X.Org Foundation.
It is not supported
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/19526075/xlsfonts_output.tgz
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Error getting font attributes, perhaps?
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/296161
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Binary package hint: ttf-arphic-uming
I was noticing errors loading CLIM when the ttf-arphic-uming font was
installed. I confirmed that removing the font allowed CLIM to be
loaded, and reinstalling it caused the problem to reappear. It appears
not to be a CLIM issue (aside
I'm running Hardy 8.04, upgraded from Gutsy 7.10.
Problems do occur exactly as described.
I'm using Firefox 3.0b5, Thunderbird 2.0.0.12, scim-anthy-1.2.4
here's the output of sudo im-switch -l
Your input method setup under en_US locale as below.
here is the valgrind log mentioned in the bug description.
While logging, I let the gnome-terminal exhibiting the symptoms run for
approximately 1 minute after it locked up, hoping it would close or
finish on its own. After no such luck, I killed it, and the gnome-
terminal running valgrind was
I have been seeing the same symptoms. I was at first unable to
reproduce it reliably, but I found that button-mashing (like repeating
the home keys: asdf;lkj) while in unicode-input mode (scim) would
crash it quickly. Actually, it doesn't crash, it just locks up. I have
to then kill it manually
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