xingmux semmes to be stille needed, but I don't know how to add it.
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Title:
No Settings are available in Preferred format, only preset defaults
xingmux seems to be still needed, but I don't know how to add it.
(sorry for the previous wrong message)
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Title:
No Settings are available in
I think that the problem is related with metacity compositing. I had the same
problem but solved by disabling metacity compositing and then replacing it with
xcompmgr.
xcompmgr is a lightweight compositing manager.
Now I'm running Maximus 0.4.14, Gnome 2.30.2, Debian Sid on my netbook and
Same issue for me...in my case is gnome bottom panel that prevent me to use
show-desktop bottom-left hot corner.
Restarting X or remove and re-add the binding solve temporarly the problem...
Has anyone solved?
Thanks a lot
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hot corners are blocked by overlapping windows
** Also affects: maximus (Debian)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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gnome-panel sometimes disappears when switching between windows
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/648826
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: maximus
Hi all, I have a problem when running Maximus.
Sometimes (not always) when I open or close (mostly when I close) a window,
gnome panel disappers and I have to got the focus of a window to see it coming
back, for example by calling kupfer
Same problem on lucid 64.
For me, the problem only shows up after logging in my system, when docky starts
automatically.
The only way to block the docklet is to drag it out of docky and then add it
back.
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Gmail docklet use 100% of CPU when it try to check for new messages
I forgot to mentione that I have the problem on Lucid 64-bit.
The only minor work around that I found is to set the speakers volume high and
then adjust the volume of the sistem with the player (Totem or
Rhythmbox)but clearly this is not a solution.
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[USB-Audio - Z-10 USB Speaker] Volume
same problem!
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[USB-Audio - Z-10 USB Speaker] Volume scaling wrong in lucid, regression
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/530124
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