@Pako : you can't "prove" an opinion, which is what left vs right is.
@bhaavanmerchant : You should be able to change theme from the
appearance menu - no need for anything else. I typically install
"Shiki-Color" from the repo, then switch to that. The buttons will
instantly be back to normal.
@
Are there manual workarounds for this? Full disk encryption is too
clunky for corporate use and the lack of encrypted home folders in an
Active Directory environment means missing a huge advantage an Ubuntu
install would have over a Windows device.
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Your options are :
1. Use a wired connection
2. Avoid Samba/CIFS shares and configure your server for NFS instead
3. Use AutoFS to create your network shares.
In case 3, AutoFS replaces the need to configure anything in /etc/fstab.
Seems to work well enough with most connections, although another
I've changed laptops since reporting this bug 18 months ago. This is no
longer the case on my Toshiba Satellite U405. I can no longer
contribute to this bug except to suggest that this bug would go away if
the app remembered what the user chose and stick to it. A common trait
on the Gnome deskto
Erick, people will "flog the team" until one of them marks this bug
"won't fix". Why hasn't that happened if SABDFL's word is law?
Actually, I do agree that it's nice that a decision is sometimes made,
even if I myself feel it's the wrong one. But bug reports like this are
important to argue/hig
Comment #11 already details how to manually work around this bug. Of
course, if you change theme thereafter, you'll have to edit that theme's
metactiy-1.xml file too.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/metacity/+bug/160311/comments/11
I hate to be doom and gloom, but this metacity bug is
Well, I need suspend/resume more than I need my bluetooth mouse, so I've
got the following (rubbish) workaround to disable bluetooth :
Edit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
Add the following lines at the bottom :
# Added October 11th 2010
blacklist toshiba_bluetooth
blacklist bluetooth
Reboo
Recent kernel update (Tuesday 11th Oct 2010) has made a slight
improvement. I now get one suspend/resume. All subsequent attempts to
suspend thereafter fail with identical symptoms to this initial bug
report. If anyone can help troubleshoot this, I'd greatly appreciated
it.
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I can't get a working suspend anymore - literally just once it worked,
now it just hangs again, regardless of Bluetooth. If anyone can help
troubleshoot the problem, that would be great. In the meantime, I
attach the /var/log/pm-suspend.log I took of a "hung" connection. It
doesn't look like it'
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Although the bluetooth module in my Toshiba Satellite Pro U400 is now
recognised out of the box (without the need for the Omnibook module), it
prevents my laptop from entering suspend. Attempting to enter suspend
while the bluetooth is enabled caus
For reference, Ayatana are actually discussing this right now.
https://lists.launchpad.net/ayatana/msg03040.html
As usual, the Ayatana team take a particularly high-level view of issues
like this, so instead of discussing how to implement borders that can
actually be dragged without ninja-like pre
There are lots of workarounds in the previous 163 comments, but this 3
year old bug doesn't need workarounds, it needs Ayatana members or
others to address the issue before we reach a seventh release of Ubuntu
without a fix.
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Since adding the module manually, I haven't had to recompile my kernel
once during the lucid development phase. So all that appears to be
missing now is the auto detection of a laptop which requires use of the
omnibook module. Is this possible?
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including "omnibook" module would help with ACPI
Or not. Apport-collect recognises that I didn't file this bug
originally so wants me to file a new bug. Can anyone confirm the best
course of action here?
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I've just subscribed to this bug since I'm using Lucid on a Toshiba u-400
laptop with Intel wireless - I can't connect to my phone's WIFI Ad-Hoc network.
In dmesg I see :
[18263.828668] iwlagn :08:00.0: Microcode SW error detected. Restarting
0x200.
[18263.867730] Registered led device
The final release should clear up the remaining aspects of this "design
choice" (galling to call it that).
System/appearance still shows all themes with buttons on the right.
Radiance, Ambiance and Dust have buttons left, while Clearlooks, Dust
Sand and New wave have buttons right. No consistenc
Confirmed in Ubuntu Lucid, beta 2. Autofs still created the /smb folder
with 755 permissions, as root. This means that regardless of your
credentials, you can't write the resulting folder/share.
Putting :
/smb/etc/auto.smbuid=1000,gid=1000,--timeout=300
as your /etc/auto.master still wo
Jeff makes a good point about his wife exclaiming "Can't they leave
anything alone??". We had similar immense pain when we upgraded to
Office 2007 at my work. The office "ribbon" wasn't just viewed as a
waste of developer time by our staff, but also caused actual affront.
As if Microsoft had scra
The issue still exists in Lucid (10.04) Beta 1. There is no detection
of my Toshiba's bluetooth hardware without the omnibook module.
Sadly, I've already used module assistant to create a new omnibook-
capable kernel on my laptop which experiences the issue, so I don't want
to be running that ker
Woah! I wouldn't go /that/ far! But at least you'd be able to resize
windows, eh? :-)
If you don't change your theme much, I recommend following the
instructions I posted way back in comment 58
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/metacity/+bug/160311/comments/58).
It's clunky and manual
Shouldn't this bug, by now, be assigned to someone on the desktop
experience team? And can anyone confirm when a decision will be made
regarding this?
And still no comments from anyone who was responsible for this? Other,
obviously, Mark himself. Or any rebuttal to comments made in post 71?
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Still no comments from the design team at all? Compiz, Firefox,, gnome-
appearance, gnome-shell, etc that will need to be remodelled?
What about the users who don't like the buttons on the left and swap it
to the right - will they therefore forgo the pleasures of Cool New Stuff
when 10.10 comes o
I don't think many people thought this was a vote. We're not voting, we're
complaining, in the only manner open to us as members of the community - in
a bug report. The problem is that no-one appears to be listening, despite
the excellent arguments against this decision.
And no-one has yet tried
Nick, if you like them on the, you should change them to the left. But
/by default/ these buttons should be on the right for the many, many
reasons already discussed on Brainstorm, Planet Ubuntu, Ubuntuforums and
this very bug report.
Ubuntu. Linux for human beings. I hope that remains the case
It's taken two years and 116 comments here
(https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/metacity/+bug/160311) to make
absolutely no progress whatsoever. I doubt we'll be seeing this LTS
with buttons on the right. Maybe the next LTS.
General "usability" in Ubuntu is pretty low and I think it's down to a
comp
@Neskie : By including OpenDNS servers into your router's config, you
have effectively bypassed this bug. Remove the OpenDNS server entries
by updating your router and you'll see the issue is very much apparent
on Karmic, but is NOT apparent on Macs, Windows or earlier versions of
Ubuntu. The iss
Hi Spaetz. That "fix" was documented as early as comment 7 and is
discussed thoroughly throughout the 110 or so comments. Sadly, the fix
doesn't work in Karmic any more. Well, I'll qualify that - it works for
wired connections, but not for WIFI. Network Manager brings WIFI
connections down inte
Still apparent on Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala), fully up to date as of 3rd
January 2010.
@S B : the bug is "confirmed" when the bug is still open and apparent.
It will change to either "Fix released" or "Won't fix" depending on the
solution/lack thereof.
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As comment three points out, you need the compiz-settings-manager to
enable gnome-compatibilty to get your keyboard shortcuts back (although
this should be auto-detected and added automatically by Karmic). This
app also includes a "reset to default value" button on almost all
effects. You can use
@James : That would be awesome and exactly what I'll propose to the
networkmanager list (when I get round to it).
@Sixela : As H3g3m0n notes, the bug is still apparent on WIFI systems.
In general, worth noting another reason gvfs shares don't always work
out - nautilus won't process thumbnails fo
The shutdown bug is being discussed here :
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-
manager/+bug/211631?comments=all, but there's no fix as yet. The
umountcifs.sh script does still work, but as I say, Network Manager
drops the WIFI connection far, far too early in the shutdown process fo
And is your share read-only? That's the issue I'm experiencing with
autofs. I'd appreciate it if you could confirm this bug if so.
However, I don't think anyone is now tracking this bug. I added the "affects
project" for autofs too late after the relevant gvfs issues were fixed.
Combined wit
Confirmed here too. I've tried all the solutions listed previously to
resolve this issue in Karmic and Wireless, but I always experience a
hang on shutdown. The only "workaround" (not really) I've found so far
is to add the "users" option to my /etc/fstab entry for my cifs share,
then manually un
Przemysław Kochański, you've indicated that you've tested this and it
works. Can you post details of what you tested? As previously stated,
I've updated to smbclient 3.4.0-3 (now ubuntu5 as of posting), but all
my smb shares are /still/ mounted read-only by autofs. Should I open
another bug?
St
It would appear that we've missed the Karmic boat for this bug :
http://www.linux-archive.org/ubuntu-kernel-team/376283-ubuntu-lp-438323-added-omnibook-module-support-toshiba-hp.html
>From that, I read that there's a possibility that this module could make
it to Jaunty as a DKMS module. Sadly, I
No change here, using AutoFS to mount my shares - they're all still
read-only unless I run nautilus with sudo.
sca...@groovy:~$ dpkg-query -W smbclient
smbclient 2:3.4.0-3ubuntu1
Latest smbclient appears to be installed and my auto.master simply
mounts the share using smbclient. Is there s
Is there any chance this fix will hit the repos before the Alpha 4
freeze (4 days away)?
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Well, the way I understand it is that Thomas' patch doesn't actually
change the theme border thickness? It just adds a slider to the theme
customisation controls so that those who want a larger border can drag
up the width. No "losers" that I can see. I just don't think that
there's been any mov
I'm not sure what's going on with the upstream bug?
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=588391 shows (still) as
"unconfirmed". Does anyone with know-how on the Gnome bug tracker know
what's needed to bring this to the attention of the gnome devs?
It seems that Tomas Bzatek, the gvfs dev, as
I love the idea of a transparent border, but I despite ANY snapping
behaviour. Regardless, however, I'm not convinced that the work being
undertaken as a paper-cut will include such complicated solutions.
Rather, the patch Thomas submitted upstream, which includes a slider to
determine border thic
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 393012 ***
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Full Background :
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7677294#post7677294
In Karmic, Alpha 2 and Alpha 3, when a share is created using the
smbclient command (such as AutoFS uses), the share is created read-only.
The same configuration on Jaun
Can you try closing Banshee, open system/preferences/appearance and
choosing a different theme - say Dust, or Dust Sand - then re-running
Banshee to see if it updates its background?
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@David Siegel, I don't think that the amount of discussion should be a
factor on whether this is a papercut or not, nor do I believe that there
are "divergent opinions" on this bug - everyone is pretty much saying
the same thing - copy/paste in linux is laughably broken and has been
for many years.
** Also affects: hundredpapercuts
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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This is still not changed in Jaunty - I finally got my Toshiba U-400's built-in
bluetooth to work by following the guides here :
http://docs.google.com/View?docid=dgd53r6d_36hqmmh4hn
That guide is probably very similar to the instructions posted by Dave
Lentz, above, but as it uses the module-ass
It turns out that this is directly related to bug :
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/45021
My Toshiba U-400 needs the Omnibook module in order to use its internal
Bluetooth adaptor. Full instructions are here :
http://docs.google.com/View?docid=dgd53r6d_36hqmmh4hn, which outl
Pardon my inexperience with launchpad, but if this bug has been marked
as "invalid", does that effectively close discussion? I notice that the
status has not been changed to "wontfix", so is this still a valid bug.
If not, has another bug against usability regarding this issue been
created and can
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
Using Jaunty 9.04 , in System/Preferences/Sound ("Sounds" tab), it's
impossible to change or disable any of the system sounds. Although they
appear to have changed, when you close the window, everything reverts
back to "default".
Wo
Public bug reported:
On my both an old Dell x300 and a new Toshiba U-400 laptop, the built in
bluetooth device is not recognised in Jaunty 9.04. An external dongle,
however, is recognised and works correctly. I have reproduced this
behaviour using both Bluez-gnome and Blueman 1.02 (from Blueman
Latest updates as of today appear to have fixed this issue here.
MacMini, Intel graphics, Jaunty Alpha 6 install with latest updates.
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Yep, confirmed here too. Even when updating
/sys/devices/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_governer (for both my CPUs), it still
reverts back to Performance on next boot, so clearly there's a script
over-writing this. I thought there might be something in /etc/default,
but I can't see anything relevant at a g
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: cpufreqd
Ubuntuforums thread : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1098459
In Jaunty 9.04, a few days ago, it was noticed that the default CPU
frequency is now "Performance". Before, it was set to "OnDemand". This
can be changed back again on a pe
As Nerd_bloke notes, this is definitely a regression from Intrepid. If
you turn on Compiz via the appearance menu, you'll have no way to
override this behaviour since Ubuntu doesn't ship with ccsm by default.
On small screens (well, in fact just about any screen smaller than
1280x1024), this makes
I think that the gnome-compatibility plug-in should be considered a
default-on whenever compiz is enabled by Ubuntu GUIs (such as the
System/Preferences/Appearance dialog).
If you use Appearance to turn on Compiz, on a new install, not only will
keyboard shortcuts break instantly because gnome-com
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