I've finally upgraded to Ubuntu Mate 20.04.3 LTS and the problem remains
the same. I can post another screenshot, if needed, but it will look
eerily similar to the one from two years ago.
There are several other rendering issues with TraditionalOK on 20.04. Is
it still an officially maintained and
This issue still occurs in Lucid Alpha 2, with all updates applied. As
with the previous comment, opening it in EoG does not fix the thumbnail.
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Trying the Jaunty Alpha-3 Live CD in VMWare Player gives similar results
to my comment above - the refresh rate is listed as 0Hz, but making a
change and clicking Apply does change the resolution.
Although this does work there are a couple of minor problems: the
(virtual) monitor appears as "Unkno
I certainly prefer the larger icons, but I question whether or not the
big icon should be on the button. An icon on a button should usually
indicate what the button will do, not what the current state is.
I would suggest having the icon grouped with the string "Your Private
folder is currently..."
Although I've identified several specific examples, the underlying
request is really just one thing: support for encryptfs mounted Private
directories in Nautilus.
There didn't seem to be much point in submitting each issue
individually, as they will all rely on some lower-level recognition of
enc
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
Intrepid will include support for encrypted private directories - that
is, each user will have an encrypted directory that is mounted to
~/Private at login using ecryptfs.
More extensive details are here:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EncryptedPrivat
> Those terms would be more true to form, of what's actually being done.
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> But perhaps too technical for the target audience? Thoughts?
I agree about the use of "mounting" and "unmounting" being too technical
for this application. With a layperson it might also lead to confusion
with the need t
I have an Intrepid installation on a virtual machine at work, but I'm
off until next week so won't get a chance to try the app until at least
then.
I did mean "preceded": with the text change you end up with a complete
sentence, so putting the icon in the middle of the string per the
original scre
Based on Dustin's comments it appears that checking the automount option
should simply create ~/.ecryptfs/auto-mount whilst unchecking it should
remove that file. The initial state of the checkbox should be reflect
the existence, or otherwise, of that file.
I notice that Dustin also mentions an au
It still seems to be an issue in Hardy (Fileroller version 2.22.3). In
Intrepid (Fileroller version 2.23.5) it seems to work as desired,
although I'll add the caveat that I was unable to make an SMB connection
to my Windows box from Intrepid, so was only able to test it using SSH
back into localhos
I'm having an identical problem on two different machines; in both cases
the logs indicate that the upgrade is "Removing ubuntu-desktop rather
than change pulseaudio-esound-compat", which then causes the upgrade to
fail because "The package 'ubuntu-desktop' is marked for removal but
it's in the rem
I also experienced this issue when trying to install the 64-bit Server
Edition of 8.04 (Release Candidate) on a T105.
The 64-bit 8.04 Desktop Edition (RC) also failed, dropping me to a
BusyBox prompt.
The 32-bit 8.04 Server Edition (RC) worked fine; because the server
kernel appears to have been
An update to my comment above: with the Hardy Beta Live CD the Screen
Resolution application still lists the only refresh rate as 0Hz, but
clicking on the "Apply" button does work, so it's once again possible to
change resolution on-the-fly when running the Hardy Live CD in VMWare
Player.
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Running the Live CD in VMware Player 2.02 exhibits this problem.
With Hardy Alpha 5 it was still possible to change to a higher
resolution (I used 1024x768) in the System=>Preferences=>Screen
Resolution application, despite the fact that the only Refresh Rate
listed was 0Hz.
With Alpha 6 the new
In case it helps anyone to reproduce this issue, I've run into this
problem using Gutsy in a virtual machine running on VMWare Server. The
"Screens and Graphics" app lists the driver as "vmware - VMWare virtual
video cards". The machine was formerly running Feisty and has been
upgraded to Gutsy.
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Just to clarify, I'm _not_ referring to an SMB share that has been
mounted to a local mount point (e.g. via an entry in fstab, or via the
"mount" command) - I'm only referring to remote directories accessed via
a path in Nautilus that starts with smb:// (or ssh://, or ftp://). The
following steps m
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: file-roller
With Gutsy, Fileroller can now open archives on non-local directories
(e.g. smb:// paths in Nautilus), and can extract files to local
directories using drag and drop (i.e. drag a file from Fileroller into
Nautilus to extract it).
However File
Backtrace attached, but I had a quick look through it and noticed a
mention of "nautilus-actions". I tried removing the nautilus-actions
package, and that seems to have cured the problem.
I am happy for this issue to be closed, as there was nothing in the
nautilus-actions package that I really nee
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
I have upgraded a machine from Feisty to Gutsy and now have issues
opening any Nautilus windows.
When I get the first window to open, I am then able to open other
Nautilus windows with no problems. However once I close the last of the
windows, I
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