closing a leak does not always mean inserting a plug, sometimes it just
means lessening the leak to a trickle, one that you can afford to pay for.
In this case, a trickle will do for now.
On Tue, Oct 9, 2012 at 9:07 AM, Marco Trevisan (TreviƱo)
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> Probably we could workaround this problem i
I'm still on this boat. It makes the security of Linux into a veritable
laughing stock.
On Oct 8, 2012 5:45 PM, "dronus" <49...@bugs.launchpad.net> wrote:
> This gets more and more important by today, as most users doesn't
> shutdown their system but use standby. I expect my notebook to be locked
Not a simple fix? Perhaps not, but it's not 5.5 years of complex either.
And you listed two solutions, neither of which were good.
Solution: When screen lock seeks to activate, it emits a signal which
overrides the mouse and keyboard grabs from all other processes while
the screen is locked. Then
Critical bugs have always been solved in a fix first, push fix upstream
later approach. This is a critical bug. Companies could unwillingly give
up critical data because a screen didn't lock.
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Notice how many duplicate bugs there are. Yeah... If Canonical were to
have one goal for v. 12.04. fixing what is perhaps the
oldest legitimate bug in all of Ubuntu should be priority #1, especially
since this is a security flaw.
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Sad does not even begin to describe it.
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screen doesn't lock when panel menu is open
To manage notifications a
And Pedro... he doesn't need a crash report for this as he says Apport
does not detect the event. I am able to reproduce this. Have you even
tried?
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This is massively affecting me right now as I'm attempting to copy home
videos which have been shot over the years and burned to DVDs into iso
files. Its crashing when I request it to Copy a Disc immediately after
copying one. Reopening.
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this is still a bug in Natty
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needed packa
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This is really problematic for me as I have it assigned to the right
hand edge of the screen and over time it will literally glide off the
edge of the screen if i don't move it every single time.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
Packa
this is really odd. "Top", the terminal command, uses like 0.2% to
monitor everything g-s-m monitors. Why does g-s-m use a full 20% or
more? very strange indeed.
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Every time it tries to connect to facebook chat it tells me the
certificate is not trusted, and i can choose to connect anyways or not
connect. There is a checkbox that says "Remember this choice for all
connections" or something like that, but it
No, I cannot take a screenshot. Doing that somehow forces a screen
refresh, which updates the help browser. I may not be able to prove it,
but it is happening. Also, I mentioned i'm using an intel GMA 950,
didn't I? There are no drivers for intel graphics cards than the built
in drivers, at least a
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When I try to scroll in the Help Browser, the HB becomes unusable until
i minimize and unminimize. Seriously. Put. The. Redraw. Routine. To Use.
Please...
This isn't new to lucid, i'm pretty sure I recall this happening the
last times I used the Hel
Actually, on second glance, this is very similar to Bug #537374, mark it
as a duplicate if needed, but I would be very glad to see this one fixed
ASAP.
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Unlike Bug #537374, this is a far more critical bug. If I use the arrow
keys to scroll down to menu items out of sight, the menu stays at the
top. If I hover the mouse over the bottom arrow of the menu, it scrolls
down happily... but then I mo
@takeda64, ok. That's unfortunate. Perhaps Gnome Shell will redeem
Ubuntu of this troubling bug.
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Oh, and @zsolt, i'm not saying its lazily programmed... i'm just
suggesting that its the most probable cause of a four year failure to
fix this bug.
And @Sebastien, point me to the right mailing list and I'll file my
complaints over there; but I was under the impression that those places
were link
(If you suggest that this fix cannot be done in a reasonable amount of
work, then I would be more than happy to lead the initiative for making
a more reliable panel. However, that is not something I want to do. I
want the team to just sit down and rewrite the code that either loads
the applets or a
No, because i'm not familiar with gnome-panel code, it would take me a
few hours to get acquainted with how it works. (if i'm correct on how
much code there is in the gnome panel) 10/15 minutes of comment writing
is a much smaller amount of time. Now if I was familiar with the code, I
probably woul
Oh, and about the part where I said "Even Windows doesn't." Think about
it. Who on earth would just shrug their shoulders for 4 years when every
other time they login... the start menu magically moves. Oh look, the
Start button is by the clock? who can guess where it'll end up next?
nobody knows! <
Wait... is some team a FAILURE AT LIFE or is it just me? I'm sorry, that
was rude. Almost as rude as leaving one of the most annoying bugs
unfixed for four years, not quite, but close. Don't be a Microsoft! I'm
pretty sure even I, yes, I could write the code to fix this in four
years time. If I had
If gdi2k (#11) did not make a valid point, I would like David to tell us
why it is invalid. The interest generated here and the obvious UI flaw
which is easy to fix makes this an obvious candidate for a papercut.
Seeing how David has abstained from commenting on this bug again, and it
has acquired
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I have Ubuntu 9.10 Alpha 6 with updates running in VirtualBox with Guest
Additions installed. Whenever the screen changes resolution the bottom
panel forgets its orientation and ends up at the top of the screen. I
would be led to believe this
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"the dialog is also not used in the new gdm which will land soon in
karmic" --Sebastien Bacher
What is that supposed to mean? That they are doing a complete redesign
of the dialog? Definitely a bigger undertaking than the papercut written
here.
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Stop!!! REALLY!
This is not invalid.
Have you ever heard of scrollable regions?!?!?!?!? Just make the control
blocks within the tabs into scrollable regions, then if the height is
too low for it to be able to fit them all there, it makes it scrollable.
This lets the users be able to see the bottom
I am voting for this one, but we are forgetting... you cannot request
new features in "One Hundred Paper Cuts."
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