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I see the logic in that the lowest brightness would be 0. But in
reality, it seems a very impractical solution. Dragging the slider to 0
and then not being able to turn it up again (my hotkeys don't work --
kernel related issue.) I would propose that the lowest setting indeed
I'm having what I would assume is the same issue, and if it is, I can
confirm that it has nothing to do with closing/opening the laptop lid.
When my battery is fully charged, the icon displays its most discharged
state, but the indicator itself displays the correct battery time left.
Although after
** Patch added: "Minor complementary fix"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-manager/+bug/747336/+attachment/1972643/+files/patch.diff
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Sorry, I'm still quite the newbie to the whole packaging business and
bzr, but I think I got it right with this attachment. This is a
replacement for the patch in the last comment, and should be how it's
supposed to look and I intended it to.
** Patch added: "Patch to print time since last check a
I couldn't find the "...just updated" behaviour in the current branch,
so I patched the code with it. I'm no Python expert, but I tested it
successfully and it should make it a little less work to implement -
should this bug be accepted, naturally.
** Attachment added: "UpdateManager.py"
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No, pardon me if I was unclear. What I mean is that the current
behaviour seems to be that if I check for updates and there are none,
the Update manager will read "Your system is up to date. The package
information was updated less than one hour ago."
I'm proposing that as long as it's less than o
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Binary package hint: update-manager
For the sake of clarification for the user, when the Update manager has
just updated the package information, I propose that it should read
"Your system is up to date. The package information was just updated."
This is just a papercut bug,
I should add that for this behaviour perhaps even about a 40-50 second
estimated download time would be an appropriate time limit for generating a
notification?
Also, I'd be thankful if some kind admin could edit out the quoted mail text
from my last comment.
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I'm guessing either this or the other bug has to be approved because
of the similar suggested behaviour. This behaviour I find could be
more helpful and less bothering.
Since installing a program is a very conscious act, being notified of
a completed install 10 seconds after you attempt to install
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Binary package hint: software-center
Installing e.g. Eclipse on Ubuntu is, even on a rather fast connection,
quite the time consuming process - and has one checking back every now
and then to determine whether the installation is finished.
A much more helpful behaviour by th
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