** Changed in: unity-2d (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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[panel] on a multi monitor setup the panel length appears to be
All,
Sorry to reopen this bug but it still exists in precise. I've attached a
simplified patch that has sorted out the issue for me. It's not for
inclusion but it's probably good for a quick lead on what a good
solution would be. Also this handles both the initial geometry
calculation when the
[Expired for unity-2d (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for 60
days.]
** Changed in: unity-2d (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Expired
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Hello,
I am actually seeing this problem. I am running unity-2d from the PPA (version
5.2.0+bzr878ubuntu0+inline). The problem is not just on the panel. If I plug my
laptop (screen resolution 1440x900) on the docking station (screen resolution
1680x1050), turn off the laptop screen and turn on
Buttari, 5.2.0 is very old. More recent builds should have the initial
problem fixed, not sure about your other issue, never experienced it.
Buttari, I assume you're on 11.10? Then there's no newer version
available, I'm afraid. It would be good if you could try and test under
Precise.
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Michał,
thanks for the quick response. Yes, I'm on 11.10 + unity-2d from the Daily
Builds PPA (not much daily actually since the last build appears to be 6
weeks old). I'll check with Precise ASAP.
regards
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Dnia 2012-03-14, śro o godzinie 09:03 +, Alfredo Buttari pisze:
not much daily actually since the last build appears to be 6 weeks
old
Yes, unfortunately at that point we lost compatibility due to new
dependencies that weren't available in 11.10.
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Is anyone still seeing this? I haven't been able to reproduce it, and
with no comments since my last one, I'm concluding the bug is probably
resolved now.
** Changed in: unity-2d (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged = Incomplete
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Fwiw, I tried reproducing this on today's Ubuntu Precise with both Unity
and Unity 2d, on an Intel gfx laptop with external monitor via docking
station.
I recognize the behavior, I'm sure I've seen it in the past on this
hardware, but it's definitely not reproducing for me now.
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Hi everyone
I believe the fix for this issue is only available in trunk right now - due to
architectural changes our daily PPA is not updating. Does anyone feel brave
enough to confirm?
Thanks
-Gerry
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I think I spoke too soon when I said that a recent update had addressed
this issue for me. I believe I had symlinked my patched build on the
weekend and then did my test on Monday without realizing. Upon an
actual update it appears that this is still an issue, though I have yet
to try the linked
I just encountered the same problem. When running an Xmonad/Gnome
session with unity-2d-panel, the panel would not choose the correct
width on a multi-display system. Using the branch lp:~mardy/unity-
2d/geometry/ fixed the issue for me. Now the panel uses the width of the
smaller display, which
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: unity-2d (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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Gerry,
With the latest from Oneiric I can't reproduce this issue. The panel
resizes properly on both screens in my setup. Fully realizing that's not
super helpful in determining what actually resolved this issue for me,
you can probably safely close this bug. Thanks for all your help and do
let
No problem John, post when is convenient for you :)
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Title:
[panel] on a multi monitor setup the panel length appears to be
calculated with the
Gerry,
My sincerest apologies for replying so slowly. I hope to give Alberto's
branch a try tonight or this weekend, though I should note that with the
most recent update to the panel I don't believe I've seen the same issue
(part of the reason for my slow reply).
Either way I'll post back here
Hi John,
Coincidentally Alberto has been working on this. If possible, can you check out
his branch and see if it helps you:
https://code.launchpad.net/~mardy/unity-2d/geometry/+merge/80051
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Hi John, I've tried but am unable to reproduce this.
I have my laptop with 1280x800 connected to an external monitor 1440x900
with mirroring disabled, and the panel is correctly sized across both
screens, no matter what screen I use to log in/kill start the panel.
Can I enquire as to the
Gerry,
Screen resolutions when plugged in are 1920x1200 and 1600x900. As for
the compositing manager I'm relatively sure I don't have one running.
All the notify-osd popups lack transparency of any kind and I'm using
xmonad as my window manager, but I'm far from certain.
I wonder if there's
Attached is a working patch for this issue which assigns a screen value
to the instantiated Unity2dPanel which is then used to determine the
panel's geometry in place of the widget itself.
A few notes:
1. this patch was created against a clean branch from
lp:ubuntu/oneiric/unity-2d, so I'm not
The attachment use_screen.patch of this bug report has been identified
as being a patch. The ubuntu-reviewers team has been subscribed to the
bug report so that they can review the patch. In the event that this is
in fact not a patch you can resolve this situation by removing the tag
'patch'
One additional note with regards to the attached patch. On screen resize
it will resize based on the original screen which is only bad if the
panel changes screens (I'm not clear if this is a normal use case). It
appears, just from the looking at the source that
Hey John,
thanks for all your work on this. I hope to get a chance to attack this
tomorrow.
-G
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