Jeffrey Lane wrote on 22/04/2020 3:46 pm:
>…
> I can confirm that Ubiquity in Focal does not provide any means to
> create a software RAID setup.
>
> Moreover, while it at least has some LVM ability, it does not provide
> the ability to create an LVM setup across multiple disks.
>…
In June-July
Hello Simon
Simon Guilliams wrote on 02/06/2019 3:31 pm:
>…
> I am working full time in a _silent_ openspace. I was installing
> ubuntu and luckily I knew in advance that the animation would pop up
> with sound that you can't mute.
>…
> The animation is great... but really, the animation sound
Hello Tommi
Tommi Höynälänmaa wrote on 05/06/18 13:38:
>
> I have published some software under GNU GPL and LGPL. However, when I
> open the Debian packages with Ubuntu Software Installation (18.04) the
> application claims that the software is proprietary. How can I fix this?
>…
Please report
Colin Law wrote on 26/08/17 18:21:
>…
> OK, I see where you are coming from. It never occurred to me that
> anyone wanting to install libgtk2.0-dev, or similar, would want to use
> a GUI. I assumed everyone used apt for that. Obviously I am wrong.
>…
Fonts are a clear example of packages that
Nrbrtx wrote on 24/08/17 01:33:
>…
> As far I can understand here were two methods of software
> installation:
> 1. apt (apt-get), dpkg, aptitude - for advanced users
> 2. synaptic and Ubuntu software-center - for newbies.
Synaptic is fine for what it is, but it is not even close to being “for
Erdos Pal wrote on 05/01/17 06:29:
>
> Hello,
>
> is there a policy (or in planning) that the Mirror sites for Ubuntu
> related softwares should be only available via HTTPS?
>
> It is 2017 and there is Let's Encrypt.
>…
I reported this in 2014, and mentioned the Let’s Encrypt possibility in
John Moser wrote on 19/07/16 22:48:
>…
> I've been repeatedly distressed and confused by this hidden boot
> process. I've sat and waited at blank screens and splashes that give
> no feedback, wondering if the kernel is hanging at initializing a
> driver, trying to find network, or making
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Martinx - ジェームズ wrote on 23/02/16 06:47:
> ...
>
> On 22 February 2016 at 07:20, Matthew Paul Thomas
>>
>> Ramon Marquez wrote on 16/02/16 19:42:
>>>
>>> Caffeine is a package very important cause inhi
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Ramon Marquez wrote on 16/02/16 19:42:
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> Caffeine is a package very important cause inhibits the screen for
> playing videos on the web browsers. Actually is offered on the
> main repository of Ubuntu 16.04 but disabled by default. I think
> that
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Usama Akkad wrote on 28/01/16 08:38:
>
> Source packages are enabled by default. I've commented the deb-src
> line from my sources.list file and that saved the update servers
> 16 hit (out of 87) when doing apt-get update One of the package for
>
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Lars Kumbier wrote on 20/01/16 08:42:
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> currently, the settings for the "Default Application" are located
> in "System Settings > Information > Default Applications", same as
> the "Removal Media" settings.
>
> I would not have
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No one wrote on 02/11/15 12:09:
> ...
>
> This feature would parse the entries in /boot/grub/grub.cfg, and
> list them in a menu called "Restart to...", next to Shutdown,
> Restart, Suspend, etc. So you could for example choose "Restart to
> Ubuntu
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Rune Schjellerup Philosof wrote on 11/09/15 07:48:
>
> I am puzzled by the absence of a secure method of downloading the
> ubuntu iso images. www.ubuntu.com is not served over https and
> neither is releases.ubuntu.com.
I reported this as a bug in
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Hi Leandro
Leandro Andrade Faria wrote on 18/06/15 16:52:
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I'm a Ubuntu user, former Ubuntu user actually, and I'm not a
developer. But I believe that some good suggestions might come from
anyone, despite the ability to develop them.
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De Zan Chrsitophe wrote on 17/06/15 18:09:
Good morning. There have months (years ?) when I go software
updates-additional drivers, I see only the sentence no
proprietary drivers are in use...so I quite.
First time this day, after a hazard
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Michael Titke wrote on 11/06/15 15:42:
I propose to include my Internet account password creation scheme
into the current account / password / keychain management systems
on Ubuntu.
That would be excellent!
Whenever you would like to do
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Michael Titke wrote on 14/06/15 15:28:
On 14/06/2015 14:55, Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
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None of this is to put you off, I'm just sketching a map of the
terrain. If all you want to do is integrate your generator with
what Ubuntu has right
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john.r.mo...@gmail.com wrote on 14/05/15 04:06:
On 05/01/2015 10:52 AM, Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
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There have been dozens of desktop computer OS manufacturers less
successful than Apple -- for example, Acorn, Be, Commodore,
Google, IBM
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John Moser wrote on 30/04/15 03:23:
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First and foremost, the biggest red flag you'll ever find in the UI
design sphere is Apple blahblahblah. This statement comes out of
people who have no clue what they're talking about, so make an
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Tom H wrote on 30/01/15 13:17:
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There's already a bug so filing another report isn't really
useful.
Sorry, I had looked at the bug list, but didn't notice that one was
the bug Jean-François was talking about.
It looks like this bug is [1]
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jfprev...@bluewin.ch wrote on 21/01/15 23:17:
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This bug has been filed in 2004 in the debian bugtracker, but
apparently closed by the maintainer as he couldn't reproduce it. I
confirm that on my Ubuntu 14.04 LTS 64bits, the aliases declared
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Chris Knutson wrote on 14/01/15 15:34:
Clearing out old kernel versions manually to be able to upgrade
the kernel version is something the end user should never have to
do. Clearing out old kernel version from /boot should be better
managed by
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Hi Alexander
Alexander Langanke wrote on 12/12/14 22:22:
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I recently installed the Windows 10 technical preview on my
windows machine and have played around with OS X Betas in the past
and really liked the feedback apps they both have and
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Tim Heckman wrote on 28/09/14 23:32:
On Sun, Sep 28, 2014 at 4:11 AM, David Raphaël
raphael.da...@epfl.ch wrote:
However, I am a bit concerned about package management and I
think that Ubuntu should develop (or improve) its own package
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Hi Joshua
Joshua Katz wrote on 19/08/14 21:57:
Hey I'm new to this mailing list and I am not sure if this is the
correct place to ask this but I was wondering if there where plans
to implement Bruce Tognazzini's dropdown menu fix into the
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Neal McBurnett wrote on 02/06/14 20:49:
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Is there anything in the official upgrade tools to remind users
about use of ppas, non-repo packages, unofficial desktops or other
potentially problematic bits of software like unofficial programs
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Tiago Matono wrote on 20/05/14 21:16:
Hi. So today I tried the openal HRTF. It works wonderfully! All my
games and movies play with awesome 3d sound through my headphones.
To activate it I simply ran echo hrtf = true ~/.alsoftrc in
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staticd wrote on 02/03/14 04:50:
Is this and EWONTFIX or a EBUSY? it will be nice if responses to
queries clearly distinguish between the two. ;)
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I'd like us to do pdiffs, but there's a bit of a shortage of
implementation time seems
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Gerry A. wrote on 25/02/14 17:29:
I have two specific improvements I would like to see in Ubuntu.
Thanks for mentioning this.
#1 is the ability for users to uninstall elements that send their
data onto the internet as it relates to Dash
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Benjamin Kerensa wrote on 25/02/14 20:35:
On 2/24/14, 3:08 AM, Matthew Paul Thomas wrote: ...
Ubuntu has extensive designs for privacy settings on both PC and
phone. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityAndPrivacySettings As
with everything else
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Gerry A. wrote on 21/02/14 16:45:
Ubuntu desktop and phone are great designs but contain a fatal
flaw: a failure to foster utilize what would be one of its
strongest assets for gaining market share--Privacy.
...
Ubuntu has extensive
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Olе Streicher wrote on 21/10/13 16:24:
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When I find a bug specific to Ubuntu, and I do a search for whether
it is known, I always find lots of old bugs that seem to be never
read by anyone; just the submitter (and mybe some others that got
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Matt B. wrote on 03/07/13 15:00:
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I too am concerned about a lot of are you sure dialogs. I think
people are just looking for a way to learn/know what apps are
connecting to the internet (and why). Like I described how VLC
asks to connect
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Dylan McCall wrote on 22/06/13 17:19:
On Sat, Jun 22, 2013 at 7:12 AM, Matthew Paul Thomas
In the next couple of weeks I will design the UI for apps to
request privileges on Ubuntu Touch.
Yay!
I've now published it, though the UI text still
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J Fernyhough wrote on 24/06/13 13:28:
On 24 June 2013 13:13, Marc Deslauriers wrote:
On 13-06-24 08:07 AM, Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
J Fernyhough wrote on 22/06/13 16:06:
On 22 June 2013 15:12, Matthew Paul Thomas
m...@canonical.com
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J Fernyhough wrote on 22/06/13 16:06:
On 22 June 2013 15:12, Matthew Paul Thomas m...@canonical.com
wrote:
On Ubuntu, an app will request a privilege during runtime. For
example, a game might have a find my friends who already play
this game
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Daniel Hollocher wrote on 22/06/13 16:31:
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This is poor design. Of all the time you spend with an app, the
moment you're about to install it is the moment when you know
the least about it. So it's the moment when you're least able to
make
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Benjamin Kerensa wrote on 23/06/13 08:41:
On Jun 22, 2013 7:16 AM, Matthew Paul Thomas m...@canonical.com
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Ubuntu is an operating system, not a person. Neither you nor I
get to decide priorities for Canonical engineers. But anyone
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Benjamin Kerensa wrote on 20/05/13 18:02:
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For all the general users I install Ubuntu for (including
servers), it's an utter waste of bandwidth for everyone,
particularly when
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Ma Xiaojun wrote on 29/03/13 17:38:
Man pages for QQ, RR is still not available, despite the fact that
they are listed.
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http://launchpad.net/bugs/1156258
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Ma Xiaojun wrote on 14/03/13 18:28:
On Thu, Mar 14, 2013 at 7:24 PM, Matthew Paul Thomas
m...@canonical.com wrote:
As Sergey said, and as hinted at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareCenter#bugs, problems with
search results are either
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Ma Xiaojun wrote on 09/03/13 07:12:
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For example, Fcitx is an input method framework that I probably
use sudo apt-get install fcitx to install it. However, in Ubuntu
Software Center, fcitx-data package, a dependency of fcitx
packages is
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John Moser wrote on 10/02/13 23:52:
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https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StartupSettings
I wish I could un-see that second one. I'm completely baffled as
to what startup software is (I'd imagine that would be the
bootloader, kernel, systemd, all
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Thomas Novin wrote on 23/10/12 19:23:
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On Tue, Oct 23, 2012 at 10:44 AM, Timo Aaltonen
...
On 23.10.2012 09:36, Thomas Novin wrote:
However, after logging in, I didn't get any notification
that my system had crashed and question about
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Nicolas Michel wrote on 17/10/12 07:23:
I think what Brian wants (correct me if not) is an application
level firewall. On Windows most antivirus do it : you get a popup
when an application try to access something you didn't already
allowed
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Nicolas Michel wrote on 21/08/12 22:52:
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So I thought the best I would want as a user is to search for
everything I want to install on my desktop from the Ubuntu Software
Center. Although I'm not aware of the future plans for the
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Abhishek Bhatnagar wrote on 01/04/12 01:09:
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As per my attachment, when battery on laptop is critically low, I
get a dialog informing me that hibernation is imminent, and then
gives me two options: Cancel and OK. They both do the same
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Hi Nikos
Nikos Chantziaras wrote on 18/03/12 22:11:
On 14/03/12 18:07, Nikos Chantziaras wrote: ...
I wrote an application that, at startup, prompts the user for a
file (using a standard open file dialog). Ubuntu 11.10 takes
the title of that
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Petko wrote on 19/02/12 11:10:
I like to keep it brief so here it goes :
1. The privacy compartment of the System settings withholds
settings that rather correlate with the word History in browsers
(that's not the main argument , but my view
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HSO wrote on 08/02/12 09:02:
2012/2/7, Jordon Bedwell jor...@envygeeks.com:
Stop throwing around privacy like there is some big security flaw
in Linux, there are tools that do what everyone wants, it seems
to me that nobody is willing to even
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Robbie Williamson wrote on 29/01/12 21:39:
On 01/26/2012 11:12 PM, nick rundy wrote: ...
Just to be clear, I'm not asking that an application-firewall
(as Jason Todd was speaking of) be created to solve this problem.
I'm totally fine with a
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Hello Gaurav
Gaurav Saxena wrote on 25/09/11 18:08:
hello all i want to do a my fina; year projrct on ubuntu.. please
help me with some ideas realted to ubuntu on which i can work...
These mailing lists are for current Ubuntu developers. They
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Sebastian Geiger wrote on 02/08/11 17:18:
I just upgraded to 11.10. On the upgrade summary I was told that the
upgrade would later remove the Vlc package as one of 21 packages that
were about to be removed after the upgrade. Just now the upgrade
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Kai Mast wrote on 27/06/11 22:50:
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On 27.06.2011 11:39, Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
This would mean that we could drop all the maximize to panel and
globalmenu-patches.
I don't know what you mean by maximize to panel. As for the global
menu
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Kai Mast wrote on 25/06/11 12:35:
Hey Guys,
I was wondering with adding functionality to the dash like indicating
progress or a message counters, are there plans to drop the indicator
menu and with it the whole top panel?
No.
This would mean
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Dylan McCall wrote on 28/03/11 04:32:
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Something I've noticed lately has me a little concerned. I am hoping
you folks can put my fears at ease! When I look at bug reports for
Unity, I often encounter links to what I assume are design documents
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Gregor Shapiro wrote on 10/01/11 16:21:
The Ubuntu Software manager does not tell users where to find the files
that are installed using that service
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Anyone is welcome to implement a Properties window for USC to present
detailed information
.
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that is both real and more interesting, is working out why so
many people have that misconception, and how we can correct it.
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(such as a PPA) will show that the source is
authorized (http://yfrog.com/jbsoftwarecenterauthentifp).
...
Unfortunately, all except the last of those wireframes is tiny, so I
can't read them. Could you upload larger versions?
Thanks
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It would be fantastic if someone could start this redesign work
themselves. :-) Producing a solid interface design makes it much easier
to find interested programmers.
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I think I explained pretty well what's wrong with the Windows 7 system.
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page style sheet. Another would be
to improve the search (for example, from an application's help pages,
the search should return results just about that application).
Cheers
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can't
read black on white.
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The reason I specified a color there is that I wanted to emphasize your
location in the Get Free Software section (blue) as opposed to the
Installed Software section (white). Maybe there is a more
theme-sensitive way we can do that.
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http
programs obey these settings; you could help by reporting bugs
on the individual programs.
You might reasonably argue that this setting should be easier to find,
but the same is unfortunately true for every other accessibility setting
in Ubuntu.
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be something else.
compizconfig-settings-manager is included, in the Universe repository.
If you mean why isn't it shipped by default, that's because CD space
is limited, and twiddling window manager settings is far down the list
of interesting things to provide software for.
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will.
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that..if they know where the items are with
icons...the positions have not changed..so therefore
I hope that isn't the reasoning:)
...
No, it isn't.
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If Karmic is not following that specification, please report a bug
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-disk-utility with
steps to reproduce, and give the bug report the notifications tag.
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documentation.
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Interesting idea. I've added it to the wiki page.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AppCenter?action=diffrev2=76rev1=75
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the same roles.
The problem that the boot menu seems to falsely promise full
multi-language support is a critical one.
...
I agree, but you're most likely to help fix it if you change the way
you're going about it.
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Empathy or Pidgin with, or music tracks to use Rhythmbox
or Banshee with. For all those applications you need to set them up
after installing them. Why should F-Spot be treated dfferently?
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It is possible that some of these items have been addressed since the
version of Midori available in Ubuntu 9.04. But at the same time, the
list of requirements to displace Firefox 3.5 would naturally be steeper
than the list of requirements to replace Firefox 3.0.
Cheers
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in a particular application or not. A bug
that affects 50% of people using Banshee is probably more important to
fix than a bug that affects 5% of people using gnome-panel's brightness
applet.
Cheers
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that would be better than opening the
updates window.
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(``-_-´´) -- BUGabundo wrote on 11/04/09 01:36:
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On Tuesday 07 April 2009 14:27:41 Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
That approach might scale to about 10 million users max -- or maybe
20 million when you buy any of the several computers they have
be considered for Karmic,
though.
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this, contact me, I will signal your name for a Turing award.
Then, in the absence of any other realistic solution, we need to work
out how to make upgrades more safe.
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(or where a wrong assumption would have effects that are
difficult to undo later).
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Martin Olsson wrote on 02/04/09 10:42:
Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
We have not made any decisions about whether this program would be
based on PackageKit, Add/Remove Applications, Synaptic, or something
else, or written from scratch. We should
for the same
task makes sense only for software companies that are charging different
prices for them.
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Evan wrote on 01/04/09 22:21:
On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 10:25 AM, Matthew Paul Thomas m...@canonical.com
mailto:m...@canonical.com wrote:
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The front end would display two progress bars, one for download and
one for installation.
Hopefully
in the coming
weeks, so feel free to post more either here or on the wiki page.
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Vincenzo Ciancia wrote on 01/04/09 17:04:
Il giorno mer, 01/04/2009 alle 16.05 +0100, Matthew Paul Thomas ha
scritto:
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The logout alert box is supposed to float on top of other windows. If
it doesn't, please report a bug.
Are you sure
on them as when
you right-click on them. There's no visible distinction between menu
items that have a context menu and menu items that don't.
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can avoid being outraged by the title. ;-)
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Vincenzo Ciancia wrote on 20/03/09 12:36:
On 20/03/2009 Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
That's a reasonable complaint, but not an easy one to address. OEMs
don't want to give their hardware competitors any ideas prematurely
Come on! That's
frequently
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NotifyOSD?action=info, and watching the Notify
OSD bug reports in case they reveal anything that needs clarifying.
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Mat Tomaszewski wrote on 16/03/09 10:02:
Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
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and it's not what OS X does.
OS X shows 0 signal icon for both no signal and disconnected. Not
sure what I've missed?
...
Yes, but Bugabundo's original complaint
applet has icons (volume, clock, network-manager, deskbar,
inhibit, ...)
...
Mark Shuttleworth designed that menu, and his POV is that it is more
elegant without icons.
When you are signed in to Empathy or Pidgin, the menu does use icons for
IM statuses.
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is a 100x100 image not displayed as such?
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Whenever it is displayed on a medium that has more than about 145 dpi.
For example, when it is printed on a 300 dpi printer.
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). And the text used for
file/folder/volume names probably should be a little smaller than the
text used in the rest of the interface, but that's true regardless of
DPI (I suggest reporting a bug on Nautilus for that).
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more people to try it out if
you make a package in a PPA. :-)
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filtering. But that's only a small subset (and the
least reliable subset) of what you're looking for, the interfaces are
rather awkward, and the rest of those systems may not be to your taste.
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with this, but it could also net a more
positive user experience .
...
Plymouth is scheduled for discussion at the Ubuntu Developer Summit two
weeks from now.
https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/plymouth
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