Under 17.04 with GNOME Shell 3.24, the bug seems to have been fixed.
File search works as expected and does not create duplicate entries;
moving a file around to arbitrary places in my Home with recursive
searching enabled, the Shell search immediately finds it when I search
by filename from the Ov
Much thanks for the workaround, in any case. xinput's obviously not
really an enduser-focused tool, and the property number for evdev
scrolling distance has changed to three different ones in the couple of
days I've been using it. But it's nice to get basic functionality out of
this mouse. I also h
We just need a proper mouse settings tool. In Windows, I can reassign
buttons freely on my seven-button mouse through the GUI. A third-party
GUI from Logitech, but a GUI nonetheless. In Ubuntu, I have to run an
xinput script (manually, since Gnome's hotplug command line in dconf no
longer works) to
Same here. No mouse pointer or anything, just a pure black screen the
moment I hit Enter after typing my password.
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Ubuntu 16.04 Unity8 bl
If #1380638 really is a duplicate of this bug, it's definitely still
active. unity-settings-daemon not only crashes, but fails to relaunch
from terminal unless I log out and log back in, making it not just
frustrating, but extremely time consuming.
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Dragging from and to the desktop is doing this to me recurringly on both
my laptop and desktop. I've seen something like this happen before, but
it's getting absurd. This is an extremely embarrassing bug and should be
considered critical.
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Why is this still an issue ​given that Chrome and Firefox web app windows
work as intended?
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After minimizing an external media, clicking
Point of fact, I think it's actually failing to recognize the microphone
in a corded headset that I normally don't use for the laptop itself. Not
that clicking "microphone" makes any difference to that, since I'm
understanding that it only affects whether or not the audio switches to
the new hardwa
It's very annoying. The hardware detects whether or not there is a
microphone present in the headset. If there isn't, I only have the one
3.5mm port, so it's not like I could attach one. I don't see any
possible benefit to this feature, but creating a pile of little
obnoxious dialog boxes is a very
It's not a patch - those are shell commands. Drop them straight into the
terminal, authenticate, and it'll rename the files and fix the problem.
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Old bug, but at least in 13.04, the xinput --set-prop method does work
for GTK3 apps including Nautilus and the Software Center (although the
application may need to be restarted after running the command, which is
not a problem if the configuration is set via startup script.)
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Oh, should be noted, as I didn't realize when I posted this - the file
is created by running ndiswrapper, not during the install process. When
not using ndiswrapper-gtk, it's created by running (as root) ndiswrapper
-mi.
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I experienced this and removed the file manually. Now. reinstalling the
various ndiswrapper packages doesn't seem to replace the file, either.
I'm not quite sure what's happening here.
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Just to follow this up, although it seems to have been resolved since
before I posted, after a couple of days with 3.0.0.17, I haven't seen
the the problem occur again.
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Strangely, this problem *started* for me on the 3.0.0.16 kernel. My
symptoms are the same as the initial report - Ctrl+Alt+F7 actually
switches back to the desktop. Once I'm there, however, I can't suspend
again without restarting the machine.
I'm using an Asus Eee with integrated Intel video, not
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 11.10, gnome-shell 3.2.1-0ubuntu1.
Gnome Shell's search, unlike other desktop searches, retains moved and
deleted items, leading to confusion. Steps to replicate:
Create a text file with a unique name from gedit.
Search for it from the Dash, and it appears as expecte
Under Gnome Shell with the screenlock disabled, this behavior is highly
irritating, because the Gnome session menu follows my settings and does
not lock the screen, but using the power button does lock the screen. I
don't have much of a "use case" for a screen lock for a machine sitting
safely in m
For me, under Gnome Shell with an Elantech trackpad, doubling
SingleTapTimeout fixed the issue, and the setting persists over suspend
and resume (many Synclient settings don't.) Trackpad is completely
usable again (aside from the unrelated bug regarding three-finger taps
for Elantech on the 3.0 ker
Under a fresh install using Gnome Shell, I experience the same problem
with the text field never clearing and Backspace navigating backwards in
icon view. It's a severe usability regression. I'm looking forward to
the fix, whether it's upstream or here. Should be noted that the
backspace issue is o
Public bug reported:
Running Ubuntu 11.04 without Unity enabled, the Trailfocus plugin isn't
active on startup and has to be disabled and re-enabled, or have its
settings otherwise modified, to begin working. After this, it seems to
work as expected until I log out, even if I run compiz --replace
I get this behavior with Dim Inactive and Trailfocus (which can be
configured to do the same thing) as well. Waking from suspend also
causes the plugin to stop functioning. Unchecking and rechecking the
plugin in CompizConfig corrects the problem until I restart or suspend.
The problem makes the p
Same issue, but the settings, if it matters, are set through Synclient,
and it's only the right corner clicks and the one, two, and three finger
tap events that are reset. All other settings persist, whether set
through the GUI or (when this is not available) via startup script.
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I can confirm this as well. Notably, I'm using Compiz, not Metacity. If
the Gnome Panel is present on the lower of the two screens, it does not
reserve a space for itself, and maximized windows fill the space behind
it, meaning that the title bar is occluded by the panel.
Ubuntu 10.10 (i386)
comp
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
Nautilus 2.30.1-0ubuntu1.1, Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx.
The information pane in Nautilus doesn't include the total contents size
of a folder, instead reporting only the number of items (same as the
status bar.) I don't understand why this is the ca
An odd observation - I removed a seemingly rather buggy little package
called ledcontrol, which allows for cosmetic uses for the keyboard LEDs,
and a couple of virtual keyboard apps (klavier and something I don't
recall) and this problem went away. The bug was consistently repeatable
for me until I
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