Hi,
For me, the system freeze manifested twice or three times now.
The mouse was moving OK though, but that is about it. I was just
watching a movie the last time it happened.
I had no option but to keep the start-up button pressed for a couple of
seconds and force my computer to turn off.
How
No activity whatsoever on this... :(
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Title:
Show desktop hides windows but allows me to move, resize and close
them
To manage notifications
I would love to see this feature implemented. It would be so helpful for
many of us who just own a TV and want to watch a movie on it, streamed
from the PC/Laptop directly.
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Hi,
My laptop actually had a key which shutdown the light on the monitor
(still showing content on the screen and was barely noticeable without
the backlit on).
However, the use case Lupius (coolincarl) mentioned seems much better.
If you really want to close your laptop you could just press the
Hi,
Isn't the description comprehensive enough?
I would love this to be tested by someone else and confirmed...
Best regards
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Title:
Show
Public bug reported:
Hi,
I'm using Ubuntu 14.04 LTS and I've added the Show Desktop icon to the
Launcher (Configure System Appearence Behaviour tab).
If I click it, all the windows will hide from view, showing the desktop.
This is the expected behaviour.
However, the hidden windows are still
Public bug reported:
Hi,
I've noticed that many applications randomly use 100% of the CPU cores
for an indefinitely period of time.
For example...
* the Shotwell Viewer (without doing anything with it... just left a picture
opened)
* the YELP application (isn't this just like a html viewer?)
Hi,
I'm not sure if what I experience is the same... but it can be reproduced like
so:
* watch any sort of FLASH encoded video using the default Firefox in FULL screen
* wait for the lockscreen to activate
* the result is a FROZEN full screen video making one think that is something
wrong with
