This still happens on a Dell Latitude E6430 with docking station and two
external DVI monitors running Linux Mint 19 (based on Ubuntu Bionic)
ii systemd 237-3ubuntu10.3 amd64system and service
manager
ii systemd-sysv 237-3ubuntu10.3 amd64s
On 22/03/12 09:45, Ingo Gerth wrote:
> Oh my god I can not believe this bug returned recently in 12.04. What a
> regression! It's like a nightmare!
>
I am starting to think there must be an evil force trying to make the
Ubuntu desktop harder to use! First this really annoying persistent bug,
then
Hi John,
On 22/12/11 01:59, John Lea wrote:
> @jan-bakuwel-gmail; in what way is the current Ubuntu window resizing
> behaviour different from the Microsoft window resizing behaviour? In
> both Windows and Ubuntu we have several px on the left, right and bottom
> of the windows that
On 21/12/11 11:32, Nacnud Nosmoht wrote:
> Broken on Oneiric. And I still haven't seen a fix. And I don't care if
> this is or isn't a bug, and all the other nuances, I just want a way to
> be able to resize windows. I can make it work if I have a mouse plugged
> in, but using the touchpad, with
Thanks Vish.
Would it be possible to amend the following sentence so it reads:
+ This should mostly be fixed for Natty and *will* get backported to
10.04 and might get backported to earlier releases as well.
10.04 is a LTS after all...
thanks,
Jan
On 03/01/11 07:53, Vish wrote:
> ** Descripti
On 01/11/10 09:20, Ben Shadwick wrote:
> I'm sad to see that a corner grip is the way they've decided to address
> things, as it's really just a workaround.
>
+1.
So no fix for Gnome 2.x - and a half-fix for Gnome 3?
Can't believe the Gnome folks (assuming they're deciding about this)
allow t
Hi all,
> I don't want to see this fixed because it works that way in Windows. I
> want to see it fixed because it is logical to want it to work this way.
> I do not think it is too much to ask for an advanced operating system to
> be adapted to the way users use it, instead of forcing users to a
HI all,
Another suggestion I'd like to make is to have the ability to use a
OpenVPN config file (ie. the GUI would allow you to specify a config
file).
Assuming it will take some effort to create a GUI for all the possible
OpenVPN options, it would be very helpful if network-manager-openvpn
would
Hi Magnus,
Thanks for providing the patch - hopefully it will be accepted upstream for
10.04LTS.
I've installed it manually using the instructions you provided and installed
the updated network-manager-openvpn package.
Unfortunately it doesn't work (I checked Use custom fragment size (1300) and
Is there anyone with decision making power regarding this issue out
there willing to respond?
It would be good to know if our suggestion(s) are being seriously
considered, have been rejected, deemed irrelevant, etc?
--
Resizing windows by grabbing window borders is difficult
https://bugs.launchpa
+1 for Importance.
I think the usability (or lack thereof) of a user interface should not
depend on how it looks like. For instance we don't expect the theme to
define the pointer speed, double-click time out etc either?
I think it should be possible to use the user interface with straining
ones
Hi Dylan,
On 05/09/10 04:11, Dylan McCall wrote:
> It would be helpful to know what is wrong with the current approach,
> which has changed considerably from two years ago. The default themes
> now have a _considerably large_ hotspot for resizing on all four corners
> of every window. From my pers
I was wondering why I felt strain in my muscles, then engaged the brain, then
discovered this thread :-)
Making the border thicker obviously has undesirable optical effects.
IMHO resizing of windows should always be comfortable and intuitive (Microsoft
can do it, can't Ubuntu/Gnome/Metacity??).
I can also confirm this problem (Ubuntu 10.04 32bit) using bluetooth to
connect to Nokia E61i). It makes no difference if I do this as root
(sudo) or not. The output from UDEV_LOG=debug udevadm test $(udevadm
info -q path -n rfcomm0) below. Could:
udev_device_update_db: unable to create temporary
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: workrave
A few directories seem to have been mixed up?
The following scripts provides relief until this (minor) bug gets fixed.
#!/bin/bash
aptitude install workrave
mkdir -p /usr/local/share/workrave
mkdir -p /usr/local/share/sounds
ln -s /usr/share/wo
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