** Description changed:
it's possible that nobody note that when you use ctrl+alt+tab to select
up-bar down-bar and desktop, when you are on ubuntu menu you never go
out, i use the gnome menu and this problem not happen, any key on the
keyboard is ignored, if you dont have mouse you not be able to go out of
the ubuntu menu, use [esc] but i never go out for thr menu
+
+
+ [NEW]
+ I dont speak english, sorry for the before description.
+ -
+ ubuntu 6.06
+
+ packages installed for menu gnome:
+ -alacarte 0.8-0ubuntu12
+ -gnome-main-menu 0.6.2-0quinn5* (before i dont see this package, its not
official distribution package, i will probe wish the ubuntu package and i'll
retract my report, if that was the problem)
+ -gnome-menus 2.14.3-0ubuntu1
+ -libgnome-menu2 2.14.3-0ubuntu1
+
+ i'll try to do my best on this description:
+
+ first follow this steps to see what i was see:
+ (dont use mouse clicks!!! only keyboard)
+ 1) press ctrl+alt+tab, select the bar that contain the ubuntu menu
+ 2) use arrow key of the keyboard to select the ubuntumenu, when you are on
the menu, open it a press [ESC] to close
+ 3) when it's close try to use some shortcuts of gnome, example alt+tab or
alt+f2 (here is the problem, the shortcuts dont act (do nothing) )
+ 4) press [ESC] an next [TAB] to exit of the selected menu (all the menu, to
go to the icons on the bar) if i use shortcuts its still be disables
+
+ that was the problem that i see on my menu, and i want to report it, i
+ has many time usin linux an opensource software, for this reason i'd
+ report this bug
** Description changed:
it's possible that nobody note that when you use ctrl+alt+tab to select
up-bar down-bar and desktop, when you are on ubuntu menu you never go
out, i use the gnome menu and this problem not happen, any key on the
keyboard is ignored, if you dont have mouse you not be able to go out of
the ubuntu menu, use [esc] but i never go out for thr menu
-
-
- [NEW]
- I dont speak english, sorry for the before description.
- -
- ubuntu 6.06
-
- packages installed for menu gnome:
- -alacarte 0.8-0ubuntu12
- -gnome-main-menu 0.6.2-0quinn5* (before i dont see this package, its not
official distribution package, i will probe wish the ubuntu package and i'll
retract my report, if that was the problem)
- -gnome-menus 2.14.3-0ubuntu1
- -libgnome-menu2 2.14.3-0ubuntu1
-
- i'll try to do my best on this description:
-
- first follow this steps to see what i was see:
- (dont use mouse clicks!!! only keyboard)
- 1) press ctrl+alt+tab, select the bar that contain the ubuntu menu
- 2) use arrow key of the keyboard to select the ubuntumenu, when you are on
the menu, open it a press [ESC] to close
- 3) when it's close try to use some shortcuts of gnome, example alt+tab or
alt+f2 (here is the problem, the shortcuts dont act (do nothing) )
- 4) press [ESC] an next [TAB] to exit of the selected menu (all the menu, to
go to the icons on the bar) if i use shortcuts its still be disables
-
- that was the problem that i see on my menu, and i want to report it, i
- has many time usin linux an opensource software, for this reason i'd
- report this bug
** Description changed:
it's possible that nobody note that when you use ctrl+alt+tab to select
up-bar down-bar and desktop, when you are on ubuntu menu you never go
out, i use the gnome menu and this problem not happen, any key on the
keyboard is ignored, if you dont have mouse you not be able to go out of
the ubuntu menu, use [esc] but i never go out for thr menu
+
+ [NEW]
+
+ I dont speak english, sorry for the description before.
+ -
+ ubuntu 6.06
+
+ packages installed for menu gnome:
+ -alacarte 0.8-0ubuntu12
+ -gnome-main-menu 0.6.2-0quinn5* ( i dont see this package before, its not
official package distribution, i will probe with the ubuntu package and i'll
retract my report, if that was the problem)
+ -gnome-menus 2.14.3-0ubuntu1
+ -libgnome-menu2 2.14.3-0ubuntu1
+
+ i'll try to do my best on this description:
+
+ first follow this steps to see what i was see:
+ (dont use mouse clicks!!! only keyboard)
+ 1) press ctrl+alt+tab, select the bar that contain the ubuntu menu
+ 2) use arrow keys of the keyboard to select the ubuntumenu, when you are on
the menu, open it and press [ESC] to close
+ 3) when it's close try to use some shortcuts of gnome, example alt+tab or
alt+f2 (here is the problem, the shortcuts dont act (do nothing) )
+ 4) press [ESC] and next [TAB] to exit of the selected menu (from all the
menu, to go to the icons on the bar) if i use shortcuts over the iconsthe
shortcuts still be disables
+
+
