Upgraded to Ubuntu 21.10 yesterday and noticed today that the issue with
the overly large images is not happening anymore.
Working ok with or without the above mentioned change to
.config/liferea/liferea.css
(BTW if I modify that change with 'max-width: 50%' the image width does shrink
in half)
Gave this a quick try on Ubuntu 21.10 (in a VirtualBox VM), and the bug
still exists.
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Title:
neverball chase camera with gamepad
To manage
Is there a way I can try out 1.13.5-2 on Ubuntu 21.04?
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Title:
liferea sometimes displays images too large
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Public bug reported:
When viewing feeds that have large images, the images are not scaled
down to fit into the window like browsers typically do.
To reproduce:
- add feed like https://www.monkeyuser.com/feed.xml that has lots of large
images
- make sure your liferea window isn't too wide (width
Public bug reported:
I recently noticed a change in behavior in neverball (Ubuntu 21.04) from
what it was last year or so (circa 19.10 and/or 20.04) the
joystick/gamepad doesn't work like it use to.
When using the joystick and setting camera mode to chase (I see the same
behavior with lazy)
The 99 for the high was in the evening. Looking now (~9am) the high for
today looks good.
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Title:
SRU xfce4-weather-plugin, currently showing
Installed version '0.7.4-5~ubuntu12.04.1' (Ubuntu:12.04/precise-
proposed [amd64])
It is working a lot better, but there seems to be an issue remaining.
When I bring up the forecast window everything looks reasonable except for the
High
temps for each day. They show up as NA.
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Just tried
https://launchpad.net/~dtl131/+archive/mediahacks/+files/xfce4-weather-
plugin_0.7.4-5%7Emediahacks1_amd64.deb
Little bit better. The NAs are gone but today's high is listed as
99F. And no, it is not that hot here (more like 30s).
As far as I am concerned either this one of the one
Public bug reported:
xfce4-weather-plugin, in Ubuntu 12.04.3, seem to be having a problem as
of about 2013-10-25 (date problem first noticed) parsing the queries it
is getting. When selecting 'refresh', I see the following output being
logged.
Entity: line 1: parser error : Space required after
