I can add something to this.
This is happening in Jaunty as of today. If you rely on the fstab entry
as set up by the Jaunty installer for an internal partition (device
mountpoint ntfsdefaults,nls=utf8,umask=007,gid=460 1), you
get:
Nautilus file copy ext3 partition -> NTFS partition
I'm getting this as well - since this morning's updates. Ugly opaque
white bits on the panels if I choose Solid-Colour/Semi transparent, or
Background Image.
Yes, the problem goes away with Human-Clearlooks and Clearlooks Themes.
Thanks.
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cannot change background color on parts of panel
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Thanks for your response. My apologies - I didn't think of compiz and
you are quite right. On both the desktop (Nvidia GeForce 6200) and the
laptop (Intel 915G) I had Visual Effects set to 'Normal' - the default,
which is why I forgot about it. Setting them to 'None' on both machines
causes the pro
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-panel
Gutsy-Beta. Same issue found on two different machines.
On start-up, immediately after logging in, with default desktop setup,
both the upper and lower gnome panels work fine. But if I change them to
Properties > Background > Solid colour (an
I'm afraid that Herd 4 has long since departed my machine to join that
cloud of unwanted electrons in the sky. It would have been interesting
to have looked at the two outputs you suggest. I'm sorry I didn't think
of that then because I can see that the problem probably didn't lie with
e2label itse
** Description changed:
Ubuntu Feisty Fawn - Herd 4 - fully updated earlier today (18th February
2007).
Self-explanatory terminal input and output:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo e2label /dev/hda11
Password:
e2label: No such file or directory while trying to open /dev/hda11
Couldn't
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu Feisty Fawn - Herd 4 - fully updated earlier today (18th February
2007).
Self-explanatory terminal input and output:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo e2label /dev/hda11
Password:
e2label: No such file or directory while trying to open /dev/hda11
Couldn't find valid filesyste