Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better. However, I am closing it because the bug has been fixed
in the latest development version of Ubuntu - Oneiric Ocelot. It won't
be fixed in previous versions of Ubuntu because the package doesn't fit
the
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I created a patch that fixes this bug.
Explanation:
When can_show_security_context_column() returns false, column
COL_SECURITYCONTEXT will be hidden. However the wrong column is found,
because the wrong function is used. Changing gtk_tree_view_get_column to
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I've poked the upstream report to see if anyone responds, and I've told
them that there's a workaround detailed here, that may help them
determine the cause of this.
Also, this bug does not seem like it will affect the 'average user' on a
regular basis, which is part of the definition of a paper
Whether or not the bug poses a significant problem does not make it
invalid.
It is still a bug.
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Josh, I marked this as invalid only for the 'One Hundred Paper Cuts'
project. For a bug to be considered a paper cut, it must first satisfy
the strict definition of a paper cut, which can be found here
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PaperCut
This bug is still valid for the g-s-m project.
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Thanks so much for the workaround this drove me nuts for ages. In my
case the 'Command line' column wasn't saved.
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Once I restored the 0..16 order in 'columns_order' property, everything started
to work again: adding columns, changing the *displayed* order.
So the only difference from my user pov now is that the
Edit/preferences/process information fields are not displayed in the same
order... which I
liquidator87: Are you saying you still have this glitch when the columns
are in the order you mentioned?
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bladebot's method seems to work, but not for all orders...
for me worked 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 14, 16
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Confirmed for me too
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Another confirmation. Deleting the key fixed it for me too.
This has been annoying me for 3 releases.
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Thanks, bladebot!
In fact, I omitted to say that I had entered the no. 15 in its place.
Hi!
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Hi Doc.
Thank you for spreading some light on this issue! I no longer have the
disappearing column problem, and here's what insight I can add.
The fix for me was slightly different. /apps/procman/proctree/columns_order
was out of order. It looked like this:
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11,
SOLVED!
gconf-editor:
/apps/procman/proctree/col_15_visible -- True
/apps/procman/proctree/columns_order -- Add n. 15
Hi!
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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This is a usability issue but I'm not sure if this is a paper cut, as I
don't believe anyone knows the specific cause or fix for this. The
upstream bug has seen no response in years. If anyone knows the issue
let us know but otherwise I think this is not a paper cut, though of
course the bug is
I have this problem too. This couldn't have only appeared in Jaunty
because I've had this bug on Intrepid and Jaunty (x86), and again now on
Jaunty (64).
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I also suffer this Bug, my memory column just disappear... This is
frustrating.
Maybe, the problem is from Upgrades.. Cause in 8.10 i didn't have the
problem, just after the upgrade to 9.04 this bug appeared...
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This bug is still present in the GNOME System Monitor that ships with
Jaunty.
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This bug has been bothering me for a while. On a fresh install it didn't
happen, then all of a sudden I can't get the memory column to show up
every time I open System Monitor.
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This bug is worse in many ways than indicated - it makes the monitor all
but useless from my POV, since no matter how I configure it, I either
lose the Process Name or I lose the pid (ID) column.
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I'm having this problem too. Is there any workaround to make the memory
column not go away?
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Thanks for the bug. Happens without removing gconf keys, I've forwarded
it upstream: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=365101
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Importance: Undecided = Low
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