Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evolution
Package: Evolution 2.24.3
Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex 8.10
Linux kernel 2.6.27-11-generic
GNOME 2.24.1
This bug is intermittent.
Scenario: I have a huge task list in Evolution. And this behavior
happens also when in Calendar view with task list on the right, and in
Task list view. It happens even if tasks are grouped or not, sorted or
not.
The issue: I keep the first task at the top, and the last one is out of
sight, for the list is big. Then, lets say, I open the calculator app
(gcalctool), and the task list scroll goes to the botton of the list
automatically, with gcalctool in focus and Evolution in background. Then
I have to put the task list scroll to the top mannually.
But other day this happened when I opened Firefox. And once happened
when I changed to Email view and back again to calendar view with task
list on the right. And I always have to put the task list scroll to the
top mannually.
That is, it is intermittent and I did not get the sequence of actions
that triggers this odd behavior.
Every time it happens, I notice that the last task is highlighted (the
one at the botton of the list), as it was single-clicked. I tried to put
things the way I want (first task at the top, scroll bar at top, first
task single-clicked), and I noticed that after a few seconds, Evolution
"unmarked" the first task (it's was not highlighted any more).
I expect that the task list must stay as I left it: as I move to
calendar view or task view, the first task must be at the top, scroll
bar "freezed", and if I want to, I scroll to the portion I'd like to
see.
Hope I could be clear, sorry about my english.
Thanks in advance for any help.
** Affects: evolution (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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evolution task list automatic scrolls down
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/322892
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