On 18/10/13 01:29, tapper wrote:
hi what's going on with the new Ubuntu: can i as a blind computer
user install it with speech. are you going to update the wiki or even
do a blog post about it. i will be very happy if you can get back to
me and let me no as win 8 is a pile! thanks Tapper
I would like the text cursor tracking zoom to be incorporated, there is
code that works, it just needs to be incorporated properly
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/727290
https://code.launchpad.net/~gloob/compiz/texttracking
I can understand dropping the themes, Unity
hello, yes I have had problems with 12.10 in virtualbox for sound,
https://launchpad.net/bugs/1016969
it is possible to get to the pulse audio dialog and change the device to
one of the two LFE devices, I can try it again later and provide the
exact key sequence to do so. I didn't tag that
Different approach. Stop depending on the largedesktop feature.
https://code.launchpad.net/~alanbell/unity/removelargedesktopdependency/+merge/93687
This does not seem to cause me any problems, if you drop this dependency
it doesn't remove unity when you swap between cube and wall. If you have
On 26/01/12 16:28, Jorge O. Castro wrote:
With tools like MyUnity now in universe, and didrocks putting basic
configuration in the control panel I'd like to propose the removal of
compizconfig-settingsmanager.
I don't mean stop telling people to use it or add a warning, I
mean total removal
On 26/01/12 16:28, Jorge O. Castro wrote:
- It's possible to accidentally uncheck the Unity plugin, breaking the
user's desktop.
Maybe make it a bit harder to do that, principally by removing the
depends on largedesktop. The reason people uncheck unity by accident is
because they want to turn
On 26/01/12 22:55, Jan Claeys wrote:
Jorge O. Castro schreef op do 26-01-2012 om 11:28 [-0500]:
MyUnity is a better user-facing tool anyway for those that want to
play
Based on the screenshots I found, the auto-generated UI of CCSM for the
Unity plugin is actually better (more understandable
On 26/01/12 23:14, Alan Bell wrote:
it is not keyboard navigable
I tell a lie, it *is* keyboard navigable, you can tab off the controls
on the first page and get focus on all the hidden controls on the other
pages (that you can't see because you are still looking at the first
page) and you
Hi Jeff,
here is a link to a recording of the session, hope that helps
http://mirrors.tumbleweed.org.za/uds-o/2011-05-13-14-10-desktop-o-default-apps.ogg
just used PiTiVi last night for the first time, it seemed pretty good to me.
Alan.
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