I think two things need to be added.
First: All this should be easy to find under Help -> About.
Second: As I understand it, when the service is turned on, Firefox
contacts Google once every half hour (or some such) to update the
blacklist. This should be mentioned.
By contacting Google, the bro
Maybe the following can help a little in clarifying where the problem is
and what is needed.
I think the most important drawback of a click-and-accept EULA is that
it shatters the wonderfully welcoming experience of installing Ubuntu.
I migrated from Windows to Ubuntu somewhat recently. I was del
Chip Bennet said:
'Services - AKA "Software Servies", AKA "Software as a Service (Saas)" -
are nothing more than software applications that are installed on a
remote server rather than the local machine. As software applications,
they are either open- or closed-source. They are either free or non-
@unimatrix9: "Would it have been better for firefox to move anti-
phishing non free software to the add-ons that you install on choice?"
The anti-phishing does not involve any restricted software inside
Firefox. All of the restricted software is on Google's servers. The
software inside Firefox is
@ Chip Bennet:
"My contention is that Firefox *may* become non-free because it has
services enabled that require the end user either accept their use
terms, or else disable those services."
This is certainly much more interesting and important.
(Unfortunately I can't help you start this discussi
If a new name is needed, maybe a better name would be The Ubuntu Fox. Or
maybe, in a similar vein, UbuntuFox.
* This uses the two strong brands Ubuntu and Firefox.
* It suggests quite clearly that it's a version of Firefox that has been
adapted by Ubuntu for Ubuntu.
* It makes it very clear that
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: metacity
(Beware: The bug appears on a different kernel than the one reported by
ubuntu-bug. Details below.)
After I upgraded from Karmic to Lucid, then after every boot, mouse
clicking and Alt-Tab work fine in the beginning, but very soon, only the
item
** Attachment added: "Dependencies.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/47836031/Dependencies.txt
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Window management stops working after upgrade to Lucid
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/575563
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Narwhal has the same problem. But just now I stumbled upon something
that hopefully can help you find and remove this bug easily.
Judging by discussions on websites it seems many people have had this
problem, so although my discovery solves the problem for me, if you can
remove the bug entirely I
