Proposed 2.6.24-18-generic works fine here (8.0.4_64).
I hope the update process can be improved in the future to avoid the
extra step for the VirtualBox module. It's no biggie, but the first time
I've ran into the issue, it was quite scary that a recommended update
broke an important application.
I can confirm this issue. Fix would be welcome in order to be able to
workaround the dependency issue without resorting to binaries
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Building amd63 module for virtualbox-ose fails.
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I've just installed a fresh Ubuntu 6.06_01 and the problem still
appears. I'm attaching the requested files. Thanks much for taking the
time to look into this
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The specifications of the used monitor are available from the Dell web site:
http://support.euro.dell.com/support/edocs/monitors/2405fpw/en/about.htm#Specifioications
Some information quoted below.
General
Model number 2405FPW
Flat Panel
Screen type Active matrix - TFT
direction. Thanks much for your time and
efforts.
Best regards,
Marco Hunsicker
** Affects: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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window list should not minimize
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/175285
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Last paragraph should read:
"Please let me know if you need any more information. If feature
requests should be reported elsewhere, I would appreciate if you could
direct me in the right direction. Thanks much for your time and
efforts."
Sorry for the noise.
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Thanks for your quick action. The RFE is not merely here to provide a
workaround for the mentioned bug, but rather to make window list
function the way I would prefer. I don't want to let window list
minimize a window - ever. A new preference option would therefore much
appreciated.
But I will fil
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-panel
Gnome 2.20.1, Ubuntu 7.10
Under System->Preferences->Windows
[x] Select window when mouse moves over them
[ ] Raise selected windows after an interval
With this configuration, window list shows an annoying behavior when the
active w
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FYI, https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/175401 has been filed as per your
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Thanks for your feedback. Yes, normal desktop effects are enabled, but
even when I disable desktop effects, the behavior regarding window list
does NOT change. At least in the same session. I will apply some testing
tomorrow, right now I don't want to restart the X server. Maybe time
give hardy a t
Sebastian: Are you sure your environment matches my description? You
need to have "Select window when mouse moves over them" enabled in the
Window preferences.
Because I've just checked with Hardy 6 and it still exposes this
behavior (no desktop effects enabled).
Steps to reproduce:
1) Make sure
The weird thing is that switching through the unity launcher works just
fine, it's just not something I'm keen to do on a regular basis as it
involves the mouse.
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Please, please fix this annoying behavior! If it can't be enabled as the
default, provide at least an option to let the user decide. Maybe even
hide it in the gconf database if the casual user should not be able to
touch it.
But the current behavior is definitely out-of-place. The motivation
seems
@hevers: Could it be that the problem reappeared after a reboot? I had
to exchange the driver in the boot image in order to make the change
permanent. The process is described here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9593614
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Same problem here. I use Natty with 9 virtual workspaces. Eclipse is
opened in the center. Whenever I use Strg+Alt+Cursor to switch from
another workspace to the Eclipse one, and Eclipse gets the focus, the
editors are locked. I have to first switch to another application opened
in the Eclipse work
Seriously? Depending on the usage pattern, the Workspace switcher icon
is simply useless. I always use the keyboard to switch between my
workspaces. And I never use the launcher to start applications or search
for documents, whatever. I therefore removed all default entries from
the launcher. Well,
Please allow the removal of the workspace switcher icon.
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Title:
Workspace Switcher takes up large space for people who never use it
To manage no
Just tried Natty in a VirtualBox vm. The issue happens for me too. The
switch to DMZ (Black) is not honored.
At least there is an easy workaround. Changing the cursor with
$ sudo update-alternatives --config x-cursor-theme
works!
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While ffmpeg captures a mouse cursor, it really does not look like the
system cursor for me, more like a lower resolution version of it. Is
this system dependent?
I'm using FFmpeg version SVN-r24829 under Ubuntu 10.04 running within
VmWare 3.1.1. No desktop effects, but Metacity compositing enable
Yes, that is exactly what I experience. Thanks much for your quick
reaction.
Looks like there is an easy workaround as described in
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9731073
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