*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 885849 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/885849
This is incorrectly marked as duplicate of the other bug : the other
bug is already marked as fixed and doesn't mention anything about the
Filters .
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There are certain applications that should be handled in a windows-centric
way :
- terminal windows
- editors like gvim
- some users might also prefer windows-centricity for office documents
Please take into account this scenario :
- one terminal with a ssh connection
- one terminal for
Wow, it's good to see that there is a clear intention to make the icons
in Launcher fully user-configurable , including the special ones like
Workspaces .
But why is Trash treated as a special case ?
The user should be allowed to (re)move it , too .
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The logical way is right-click on the icon, and display a menu that
contains Start New ... .
Middle-click is definitely not discoverable .
I am have just found out about this possibility now when I found this already
existing bug !
Unfortunately this is too late for me. I have already
It should be possible that for all the applications in the Launcher :
right-click opens a context menu that always contains Start New ... ,
Remove, etc.
Allowing the user to be in control of opening the applications is a
basic feature , and Unity fails to achieve that.
About two weeks ago my
Uninstalling that package has fixed the problem.
However, this could still be a bug :the appmenu is a Unity feature that is
apparently incorrectly isolated and affects other desktop environments.
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Public bug reported:
The list of available sessions in gdm is containing entries that
correspond to window managers or desktops that are no longer available .
I have uninstalled Unity and Openbox , but they still appear in the
list
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Public bug reported:
When starting a Xfce session , all the gtk-based applications are missing
their menus.
Java and qt applications are not affected.
My impression is that maybe the unity global menu is somehow active
even within Xfce. But the menu is nowhere displayed because
Please close this bug report.
Today I've applied large set of updates , and the Launcher seems to work
properly now.
By the way : before updating I had no Launcher and menus option in System
Settings.
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For upgrade I have used : update-manager -d .
So I assume that I have the latest Beta . Currently there are no unapplied
updates.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/761395
Title:
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: unity
Ubuntu 11.04 beta (installed via update from 10.04 - 10.10 - 11.04).
AMD 64 bits.
- i open any application (for example the terminal)
- i maximize the application
- the application occupies the entire screen and the launcher becomes
floating and
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