Julian, if you're talking about LibreOffice, it's unlikely that this bug
alone is the cause of your issues. Please follow Bug #1064962 instead.
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Julian, like I said, please follow the progress of Bug #1064962.
Your issue probably involves more than this specific report, so please
stop commenting about it here.
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I can confirm the fix is working for the test case attached, and also
for the app that made me notice it in the first place.
@Luigi: the issues you're experiencing seem to be quite different of the
ones that motivated this report. I suggest filing a new one.
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Public bug reported:
In the attached example, the Quit menu item is supposed to work but
sometimes it does not. If you start and quit the example repeatedly, you
will eventually witness the Quit item having no effect when clicked.
This is happening with both Python 2 and Python 3, in both
I'm not 100% sure on this, but this might not be very easy to patch. If
I remember correctly, icon sizes are read just once and never again. I
think simply changing the constant would work for *new* icons, but
wouldn't auto-resize the ones already rendered.
It's worth mentioning that the GNOME
Public bug reported:
As you can see in the attached screenshots (specifically, the Compose
and Contacts items), the alignment for static (when the app is closed)
and dynamic (when the app is open) shortcuts is different. I suppose the
latter is the correct one.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease:
** Attachment added: Captura de tela de 2012-05-01 11:10:06.png
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I've noticed that Precise added full background highlight to the volume
slider. Maybe the same could be made for the playback buttons?
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This seems to have been fixed in Oneiric.
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indicator-applet forgets blacklist for messaging menu after restart
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Sorry, Precise it's the codename for Ubuntu 12.04. It's already
available on ubuntu.com.
I'm asking you to test Polly in Ubuntu 11.10 without the overlay
scrollbars, and in Ubuntu 12.04 both with and without the overlay
scrollbars.
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Thanks for the investigation. Could you please check if something wrong
also happens with:
- overlay scrollbars disabled
- Precise
I have a feeling this is just a bug on the overlay scrollbars, and might
already be fixed in Precise.
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HUD maximize button affects Dash
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Clicking on the HUD maximize button does nothing on the HUD itself, but
next time you open the Dash you can see it has actually affected the
Dash.
Steps to reproduce:
1 - Open Dash and maximize it.
2 - Close Dash, open HUD.
3 - Click on the HUD maximize button.
4 - Close
@Omer:
No, as far as I know this bug can happen without #667050 happening.
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Global menu disappearing on KDE Apps that minimize to tray
Why do you insist on creating new standards that are exactly the
oppisite of everything?
You have a strange definition of everything...
- The Windows 7 taskbar opens new instances on middle-click
- Docky opens new instances on middle-click
- AWN opens new instances on middle-click
- The
On the subject of consistency with tabs: the analogy between tabs and
launcher items is not straightforward.
For starters, a single launcher item can be associated with multiple
windows, whereas a single tab is always associated with a single
document.
Should middle click close all windows? This
@Matthew:
For whatever reason, Redmar is using the word menu for both dialogs
and actual menus.
My attachments should clarify what he's talking about.
@Redmar:
There is a difference between X is important and X should be
prioritized above everything. Your proposals either put the menu size
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All that said, I AGREE with the basic premise of this bug: the dialog
should be the same in both cases.
I just disagree with which one should be chosen.
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I'm not entirely sure this should be forwarded to upstream. This seems
to be caused by NotifyOSD bubbles not supporting actions. Shouldn't
NotifyOSD fall back to an alert box in this case?
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The problem I'm trying to solve is the arrow not being sufficiently
connected, visually, to the button they belong to. Currently they look
like separators (due to the last item, History, not having one) or
completely independent entities.
Another alternative to solve this other than a hover color
Public bug reported:
When I'm using GTalk in Empathy and someone requests to see my status, I
get a notification bubble but can't do nothing about it. If I happen to
already have the person in my contact list, I can open the list and
click on the name to authorize. But most of the time people
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@manny,
In everything you wrote, you didn't mention one single advantage of the
current behavior.
Please re-read this report. This is what it has so far:
- one developer not rejecting the report and forwarding it to designers
- Mark not remembering of the current behavior being requested
- me
'Now this is only when users are divided, so if no one comes to defend
the current behavior with valid arguments, than there is no need for it
and can be dropped in favor of bringing the old one back!'
That's PRECISELY my point. I'm simply telling you to stop proposing
solutions that only apply
@manny, why an option?
So far, judging from the complete lack of arguments in favor of the
current implementation in this report, I'd say that the best course of
actions is bringing back the old behavior and that's it.
I honestly see no advantage in the current implementation, regardless if
the
Public bug reported:
The arrows for the All software and Installed buttons do not
visually feel like part of the buttons, specially when one of the
buttons is active.
The current active color should be applied to the arrow too, and there
should be a hover color that does the same.
Also, it
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Title:
Toolbar buttons should have
The bug is not exclusive to FireTray, I'm also having it with the
MinimizeToTray Revived extension:
https://tn123.org/mintrayr/
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I think this might not be exclusive to KDE apps. I'm experiencing Bug
#775080, which is very similar but with Thunderbird.
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Title:
Global menu
Public bug reported:
Since the player name and track info are now one single item (Bug
#699899), the player icon should be top-aligned to avoid the ugly
situation illustrated in the attachment.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
Package: indicator-sound 0.7.8-0ubuntu1
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Music player icon is not top-aligned
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The hide ribbon subitem of the Ubuntu One contextual menu in Nautilus
has no effect, meaning there is no way of disabling the U1 ribbon. This
was possible in Natty.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
Package: ubuntuone-client-gnome 2.0.1-0ubuntu1
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@Sam Spilsbury:
I think I found a way to reliably reproduce this in my application, but
couldn't translate this to a small demo. But it doesn't seem like it's
my application's fault, since the bug does not happen without Compiz.
What can I do to provide you with useful info?
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And yes, this is with windows that are already focused.
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gtk.Label a href link-activate signal broken with compiz in natty
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Ok, thanks to cldx3000 I found a reliable way to reproduce this *with
the program provided in this report*. (see Bug #790565)
1) open the link.py program
2) open another application, like nautilus
3) close this other application, so that the focus returns to link.py
automatically
4) the link in
Public bug reported:
The open new tab on the Desktop menubar should be made insensitive or
removed.
Not only it only makes sense in a common Nautilus window, the result
when you click this item is disastrous: a new tab is opened in the
Desktop, and the tabs are hidden behind the panel.
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Desktop menubar should not have open new tab
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The unfocus and focus solution started failing recently. :(
I don't recall and Compiz update in my Natty box these days, so I'm not
sure why this is now happening.
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I remember asking Neil Patel about this on Twitter a long time ago, and
if I remember correctly he told me it was a deliberate design decision,
though he himself did not agree with it. It's too long ago for me to
find the tweets, though.
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Sam, I always had this issue with Evolution and never with Firefox, but
couldn't find a reliable way to reproduce it so far.
Bugs that reported the same issue but with other applications were
marked as duplicated of this one.
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Hmm, interesting.
For whatever reason, Franck's instructions were not working for me
before, but now I tried them again and indeed they now consistently make
the issue appear for me too in Evolution.
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I use emesene and maximize the chat window. When I receive a new message
and click on its entry on the Messaging Menu, its window pops up as
expected, but with one catch: sometimes it opens unfocused.
That means that, if there is another maximized window below it, like
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Panel should show buttons/title/menubar of the top maximized window,
not the focused one
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I recently bumped into a bug that removed me from the admin group, and
noticed that due to sudo giving me the error user not in sudoers file.
That made me realize that the error message is slightly misleading, in
which it induces the user to adding his name to /etc/sudoers
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This is something that didn't happen in Maverick: I use the bottom left
hotcorner to activate the Compiz Scale plugin, but sometimes it does not
work. This seems to be caused by the Unity launcher.
It seems that this is somewhat related to the order that the plugins are
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Launcher blocks bottom left hotcorner
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@Alex and @Seb:
I'm having the same problem and the instructions do not apply because
Compiz does not crash.
Save from the panel disappearing, it keeps running normally. In fact,
it's not even that the panel disappears, it's just rendered incorrectly:
sometimes I get a black bar, sometimes a bar
What I could observe so far:
1) If links are working, they will keep working at least until you
unfocus the window.
2) If links are not working, they will keep not working until you
unfocus the window and focus it again. This unfocus and focus solution
*never* failed so far.
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I'm occasionally experiencing the problem when the window is already
focused, but so far couldn't find a reliable way to reproduce it. But
only seems to happen with GtkLabel links.
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I'm developing an application that uses linked labels a lot, and it
seems that this bug is not completely solved, it's only happening less
often. After testing with and without Compiz, I'm more or less convinced
that links always work when Compiz is off and occasionally do not work
when Compiz is
Yet another Matthew's response I wasn't notified about for whatever
reason, geez...
Anyway, point taken, but I still think the currently played list should
be indicated somehow. Bold, perhaps?
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For whatever reason I never received a notification for Matthew's
response, sorry...
I'm now attaching a screencast that hopefully makes the issue clearer.
As you can see, there are two different highlights: one when the cursor
is on the control's height (Play button becomes orange), and one when
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: indicator-appmenu
When a window is made insensitive or non-interactive, the insensitivity
is supposed to include the menubar. With the global menu, that does not
happen. For example: open Nautilus and try to empty the trash. You will
be free to use the
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Global menu does not respect window sensitivity
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@Mark:
We know that long term muscle memory for corner activation is just as
good as the edge approach.
You seem to be forgetting that accessing an icon launcher is a two-phase
approach:
1 - revealing the launcher
2 - going to the icon
Your assumption above is valid for (1) but not for (2),
@Mark
Okay, allow me to rephrase: your assumption is valid for *muscle memory*
but not for *efficiency*. Trash does benefit from infinite size, but
that does not change the fact that the corner approach requires two
movements instead of just one.
Not to mention that hovering through all the
In my opinion, using only this pressure policy will introduce a constant
unwanted delay. I suggest adding to that a momentum-based approach that
recognizes whether the mouse was placed or thrown by analysing its speed
and acceleration.
I'm aware that this does not cover the case where the mouse
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: unity
The title font in the Unity panel seems to be whatever the application
font is, but in bold form. This is inconsistent with the titlebar when
the window is not maximized, because the Appearance settings allow you
to specify a completely different
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Application name in panel does not obey font settings
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Attempts to set Ubuntu Bold in the Appearance settings fall back to
Ubuntu Medium. In fact, in the font selection screen there seems to be
no difference between bold and medium.
Curiously enough, Bug #746382 sort of proves that Ubuntu Bold *is*
installed and accessible.
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When the user clicks on Edit my account on the control panel, he is
directed to a website where he is required to type his Ubuntu SSO. Since
he already did this to be using the control panel in the first place,
this is redundant.
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clicking Edit my account shouldn't require logging in again
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For whatever reason the About Me item that is present after a fresh
install disappears after some time of usage. This was already happening
in Maverick. The separator is still present, so it doesn't seem to be on
purpose.
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About Me item disappeared
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Binary package hint: unity
Currently Dash is not overlaying Nautilus emblems over the icons of
files that have them. The emblems are particularly important for folders
synced with Ubuntu One, so I think they should be supported.
ProblemType: Bug
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Dash should show Nautilus emblems
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When you hover the mouse over the playback controls of a music player,
the Play button highlights to indicate focus. This is misleading: the
user might think that clicking outside the actual controls will execute
the play action or might
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Focus indication on playback controls is misleading
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Binary package hint: indicator-sound
Because indicators are menus, all items should indicate focus on hover
for consistency. Currently, the volume slider does not show focus
indication until you actually click on it.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
Package:
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Volume slider has no indication of focus on hover
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Binary package hint: indicator-datetime
When you open the Date and Time indicator and hover over the calendar,
it changes color. I suppose this is to indicate focus, but the color
never changes back, even when you stop hovering and even when you hover
the other menu items.
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Calendar changes color on focus and never changes back
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If the player is playing a playlist, then its entry on the Playlist
submenu should be properly indicated with a dot, similar to that the Me
Menu does with the IM statuses.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
Package:
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Currently played playlist should be indicated
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Marco, why exactly is the report incomplete?
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Desktop should be titled
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The appmenu in Unity is supposed to show a placeholder Desktop menubar
(an altered version of the Nautilus menubar) when no window is focused.
However, this placeholder only starts to work after you open a window
for the first time and unfocus it.
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Binary package hint: unity
The appmenu in Unity is supposed to show a placeholder Desktop menubar
(an altered version of the Nautilus menubar) when no window is focused.
However, this placeholder only starts to work after you open a window
for the first time
Correction: you don't have to actually open a new window and unfocus it.
Clicking on the desktop is enough for the menu to start appearing.
Apparently when you log in nothing, including the desktop, has focus.
The main point remains, though: this first click should not be
necessary. The desktop
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: unity
The Desktop placeholder menubar that appears on Unity when no window
is focused has no title. This looks inconsistent, makes harder for the
user to know that a placeholder menubar exists in the first place and
leaves an awkward left gap when the
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Desktop should be titled
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@Geoff,
Even with Unity, Ubuntu will still have the Messaging Menu and I don't
want Evolution cluttering the launcher all the time, just like I don't
want it cluttering my Docky right now in Maverick. So I can assure you
that I'll still use your patch in Natty, regardless of it being
officially
More info: the menubar disappears also when you open the Unity Dash.
As a side note, fixing Bug 732016 would make tracking this bug easier.
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Just to confirm, is there still any hope for Eclipse working with the
Natty appmenu?
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eclipse does not work with appmenu
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Binary package hint: empathy
When I receive a notification of a new Empathy message and click on its
entry on the messaging menu to open the conversation window, Empathy
sends a second, duplicate notification. This is easy to notice because
if you open the conversation
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Empathy sends a second notification after I open the conversation window
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Binary package hint: empathy
When I receive a notification of a new Empathy message and click on its
entry on the messaging menu to open the conversation window, Empathy
-
Happens to me with both the messaging menu and the tray icon. It does
not happen when the conversation window is already opened though. Seems
like the trigger is the action of opening the window.
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@Omer,
I cannot be 100% sure as I'm still using Lucid, but by peeking at
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~gwibber-
committers/gwibber/trunk/annotate/head%3A/gwibber/microblog/util/__init__.py
I can see that the usage of the 'x-canonical-append' is still there
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I would like to see more details on the rationale behind this.
Are there any studies showing that users like and keep this kind of
thing even after being aware that they can turn it off?
Or this is simply advertisement trying to slip into something that most
users don't care enough to change?
@Shane:
Twitter is a completely different context. Mentioning the source of your
tweets is a well-known part of its interface and API.
I personally believe this signature can backfire badly. I don't think
it's possible to come up with a wording that does not sound obnoxious.
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This bug is now back in Maverick. Probably has something to do with the
new feature of showing which accounts you are posting to in the field.
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The current code detects whether indicator-applet-session is running.
Ideally, it should detect whether indicator-session is running
regardless of which indicator-applet is currently containing it.
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Wait, should I file a new one for when the CD is in or out? Because the
comments so far were going in the direction of not having a CD. Maybe we
should wait for a clarification from pauls.
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