[Bug 368394] Re: netbook launcher mouse focus is off

2009-08-21 Thread Gethin
I have the same issue with Netbook remix 9.04 running on a Travelmate C110 
tablet (standard 1024x768 screen). Mouse mappings seem to work perfectly in all 
of the windows (firefox etc) apart from the launcher / desktop itself. I would 
agree that the issue seems to be to do with screen width. It seems as if the 
launcher is expecting my monitor to be widescreen and has mapped accordingly. 
The central section has space for four icons. When my mouse is over the 1st, 
the 3rd is highlighted, 2nd to 4th. When it reaches halfway however, the 
problem reverses and becomes 3rd to 1 etc. It appears as if the screen is being 
mapped in from the sides as a widescreen and then when it runs out of space on 
my old width screen, bounces back to the edges. 
This isn't a problem on the normal desktop for jaunty with my computer.
Is there a configuration file for the netbook launcher that tells it what the 
screen size is?

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[Bug 830348] Re: desktop contents briefly visible on resume from suspend before lock dialog

2016-12-01 Thread gethin
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1280300 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1280300

Obviously amend the instructions above if you're not using Cinnamon as a
window manager

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[Bug 830348] Re: desktop contents briefly visible on resume from suspend before lock dialog

2016-12-01 Thread gethin
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1280300 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1280300

This is a really bad issue, and frankly makes Linux security look like a
bit of a joke. This is what I did to get around it for the suspend key
on my desktop:

1. Use dconf-editor to change the  button-suspend action at org>cinnamon
>settings-daemon>plugins>power to 'nothing' (you could also amend lid-
close-ac-action and lid-close-bettery-action as well if you're using a
laptop).

2. Save the following script to a convenient location (also works with
gnome-screensaver-command):

#!/bin/bash
cinnamon-screensaver-command -l
systemctl suspend

3. Use the System Settings app to create a custom keybinding for the
sleep key that points to my script.

After this it behaves as it should. You can see the lock screen pop up
briefly before it goes to sleep, which is reassuring.

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[Bug 1280300] Re: Desktop contents displayed on resume, before lock screen is shown

2016-12-01 Thread gethin
Another workaround that I used for Cinnamon. I can't imagine it would be
too much trouble to adapt it to other window managers:

1. Use dconf-editor to change the button-suspend action at org>cinnamon
>settings-daemon>plugins>power to 'nothing' (you could also amend lid-
close-ac-action and lid-close-battery-action as well if you're using a
laptop).

2. Save the following script to a convenient location (it locks the
screen, then suspends):

#!/bin/bash
cinnamon-screensaver-command -l
systemctl suspend

3. Use the System Settings app (cinnamon-settings) to create a custom
keybinding for the sleep key that points to the script.

After this it behaves as it should. You can see the lock screen pop up
briefly before it goes to sleep, which is reassuring.

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