Thanks, but I'm a bit confused: the discussion of bug 40125 seems to
include different workarounds. Also, some of the comments propose
further variations. A direct link (permalink?) to the workaround(s) that
you mean, plus specific implementation comments, would be great. Thanks
in advance for your
I am also not using Beryl - just regular Feisty with GNOME and a few
additional Themes.
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Top and Bottom Screen Panels Stopped Working Properly in Ubuntu Feisty
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/109760
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Bugs, which is the bug con
By "I renamed it to ~/.gnome2/session.bak" I meant to say "I renamed the
file ~/.gnome2/session to ~/.gnome2/session.bak" -- I did not rename the
entire directory. Sorry about any confusion that my original wording may
have caused.
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Thanks WSW, it worked!
Curiously, the file ~/.gnome2/session was not visible when I was in Safe
GNOME mode. Perhaps it's only generated after a regular login. I had to
log into a regular session first, to see this file. I also had to do
View > Show Hidden Files in the Nautilus File Browser to see
I have the same problem with a fully updated Ubuntu Feisty on a Desktop
(DELL Dimension 4700). I'm trying to use Hibernate or Suspend as they
save energy (compared to leaving the computer on) and time (compared to
a full shut-down/restart). Not being able to use the network half the
time after Resu
I have a similar problem with a wired (Ethernet) connection in Feisty on
a Desktop. I will leave the details under Bug 45696 to avoid double-
posting them.
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laptop sometimes does not reset the eth0 after sleep
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/93576
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I'm also seeing the same issue with OOO 2.2 and Ubuntu Feisty 7.04 with
the latest updates. It reduces the system's intuitiveness, and affects
user productivity. Therefore, I'd like to add my vote in favor of
correcting this issue, as
Is there a method for deciding who would fix an issue like thi
Thanks for your quick response. Are you asking about re-adding the
Workplace Switcher applet, or the main pair of Panels?
I had tried to re-add the Workplace Switcher applet in regular mode, as
described above, but I did not see any results. So I tried again, with
zero results. In Safe GNOME mode,
Logging in using Failsafe GNOME mode seems to solve most of the
problems. I had to remove the extra Workplace Switcher applets from the
Bottom Panel, and then things seemed to be right back to normal.
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Top and Bottom Screen Panels Stopped Working Properly in Ubuntu Feisty
https://bugs.launchpad
The closed-source video driver is for ATI. I have a relatively new Dell
computer, so I think the ATI card is a recent one, and the current
driver is used (not the legacy one). I've tried to copy and paste the
version number, but i cannot paste it into this Firefox window.
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Top and Bottom Screen
A couple of additional problems:
Trying to add Workplace Switcher Applet to the bottom panel does nothing
-- no applet is displayed there.
The only way to close an application is using File > Quit, again because
the window borders or frames are missing around applications.
If an application does
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-panel
Help! I'm experiencing a major UI problem that's making my work in
Ubuntu very difficult. I've recently upgraded to Ubuntu Feisty 7.04.
Initially, the top and bottom panels worked properly. But today, I'm
getting these strange and very annoyin
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http://librarian.launchpad.net/7400941/ProcMaps.txt
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