*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 44082 ***
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** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 44082
GNOME Panel icons (on right side) move apparently randomly on session start
in some situations
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One thing I don't understand is if it would suffice to keep the order of
applets; currently it is messed up.
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I've done some more testing (switching resolutions, logging out and in at
different resolutions) and I must say that my applets always retain their
correct position since when I've set all positioning values manually. Though
what I noticed is that while right_stick is always preserved, positions
Don't hold your breath on this bug. The fix is more complicated than
meets the eye. I have looked into the source code and reported upstream
at http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=137473 .
Basically the "panel_right_stick" gconf is not treated consistently
between an "object" and an "applet"
I've been looking through the gnome-panel source and here is what I
understand at the moment:
The bug probably occurs in a file that has the following #include line:
#include "panel-gconf.h"
The file that seems most likely to have the offending bug is 'panel.c'
Correct me if I am wrong here. F
Il giorno lun, 27/04/2009 alle 22.21 +, John Haitas ha scritto:
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> Categorizing this issue as "seriously trivial" is underestimating it.
>
> This is the sort of issue Linux users face, but Windows and Mac users
> are
> never bothered with. I would be happy to patch this.
I am not an ubuntu
You're welcome. In case you make any interesting findings, please report
- as stated above I have the impression that the file panel-toplevel.c
is a good starting point to study the behavior of the panel, but as the
code is next to undocumented, it is quite difficult to understand it at
first sight
Thank you Sandro, I appreciate your reply. I realized that late last night
(failed to report).
Jaunty source:
$ apt-get source gnome-panel
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I think one should rather look at the gnome-panel source code, it is
more likely that the panel listen to screen resolution changes events
and resizes itself accordingly than the screen resolution program itself
resizing the panel. At least this is the impression I got looking at the
gnome-panel so
Ok so I think I was wrong on the last post... the relevant package seems to
be 'screen-resolution-extra' Don't take my word on this, I am just
trying to get to the bottom of this problem...
The Jaunty source:
$ apt-get source screen-resolution-extra
The Ubuntu trunk:
$ bzr get
http://bazaar.
So here are the ways to get the source.
The git repository:
$ git clone git://git.gnome.org/gnome-control-center
The Jaunty source:
$ apt-get source gnome-control-center
The Ubuntu trunk:
$ bzr get
http://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-desktop/gnome-control-center/ubuntu
Those who know better - ple
Categorizing this issue as "seriously trivial" is underestimating it.
This is the sort of issue Linux users face, but Windows and Mac users are
never bothered with. I would be happy to patch this.
Where can I obtain the Ubuntu branch of the code that changes the screen
resolution.
On Mon, Apr 27
Il giorno lun, 27/04/2009 alle 18.23 +, John Haitas ha scritto:
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>
>
>
> It seems as if the Gnome team do not take this bug very seriously.
> Would it
> be inappropriate to develop a patch for Ubuntu that may or may not be
> pushed
> upstream in the future?
To develop any patch you need s
It seems as if the Gnome team do not take this bug very seriously. Would it
be inappropriate to develop a patch for Ubuntu that may or may not be pushed
upstream in the future?
On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 12:54 PM, Sandro Mani
wrote:
> Here: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=137473 (you can f
Here: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=137473 (you can find it
at the top of the page, under "assigned to")
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@SebastianCould you provide a relevant link to bugzilla where this
discussion can be carried on?
On Mon, Apr 27, 2009 at 10:00 AM, Jo-Erlend Schinstad <
joerlend.schins...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'll take it to bugzilla. I still think this bug should have a high
> priority here though. Just to clari
I'll take it to bugzilla. I still think this bug should have a high
priority here though. Just to clarify; you're right, people wouldn't
trust Ubuntu just because the applets stayed at the same places.
However, trust and distrust are two very different things. Distrust
comes much more easily than t
Those comments are not really useful, you should better discuss that on
bugzilla where the people writting the software will read your comments
and you don't trust a system only because it can handle graphical
layouts changes in a nice way or not
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I absolutely agree with Vincenzo. This bug has been bothering me for
years, it seems, but how often have I changed resolution for my screen?
Seldom. So I haven't really made a big deal out of it. Now, however,
with the new netbook, the answer is: 4-5 times every day. That's
something else entirely.
Il giorno lun, 27/04/2009 alle 05.43 +, John Haitas ha scritto:
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> We need to consider the appeal of Ubuntu to ordinary users depends on
> consistent behaviour. There is a mandate to my the interface as user
> friendly as Mac OS X.
Yes and in fact this problem affects one of the most problem
On Mon, 2009-04-27 at 05:43 +, John Haitas wrote:
> The fact is that this is not something an average user should worry about.
> Most people don't care about the placement of these objects and applets.
In fact, I think average users do worry about buttons and icons which
end up in strange plac
>From my own investigations so far I guess the best starting point is
panel-toplevel.c in the sources of gnome-panel-2.26.0 -> gnome-panel.
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The fact is that this is not something an average user should worry about.
Most people don't care about the placement of these objects and applets.
The fact that these settings can be changed by anything other than direct
user intervention (ie: screen resolution) should be fixed.
After many times
@Sandro:
I agree with Aidan. It's not only when adding applets. However, I just now only
managed to break things when switching to lower resolution, log off, log in,
switching to higher resolution. Without the log off, log in, I tried to restart
the panel between, before and after switching reso
I think the problem _is_ how the panel behaves when it is resized. Have
a look at the first comments.
There's a workaround with gconf which makes the panel's handling much
more graceful, but this is analogous to Windows users having to edit the
registry to be able to change resolutions nicely. It
>From what I can judge the problem is not how the panel behaves when it
is resized, but how it behaves when adding applets to the panel, i.e.
practically always choosing to store the position as absolute from left,
instead of from right. In fact, once I corrected all the settings
manually in gconf,
Just my 2 cents:
Some people here have discussed the options: relative positioning,
keeping track of positions with different resolutions, flexible spaces,
etc.
However, as some others have pointed out already, gnome already _has_ a
great scheme, which is actually working very well: the panel_rig
I have been frustrated by this problem for a long time through several
different Ubuntu releases... I run Ubuntu as a virtual machine and
switching from fullscreen to windowed mode produces this behavior
often...
The trouble is that this behavior can occur with a reboot or a simple
update-manager
Firefox's solution to this problem (for its customizable toolbars) is to
have a "flexible space" item that acts like a spring, expanding and
contracting as needed to push the controls to its left and right all the
way to the left and right ends of the toolbar, respectively. Firefox's
toolbars also
Good to see the workarounds. However, this is still broken out of the
box in Jaunty.
I have attached a screenshot with panel at 1920 width, then downsized to
1280 without any interference.
For some reason my two right-side controls (workspace switcher, window
selector) get moved into the middle o
The best solution that works for me I've come up so far is the following:
The problem seems to be that gnome has difficulties to decide whether it should
store the position of an applet as aligned to the left or to the right.
Consequently, what I did was in the gconf-editor manually browse to
/ap
Another workaround is forcing the values back to their default value.
Now at least panel won't overwrite them any more.
gconftool-2 --load applets.gconf
** Attachment added: "applets.gconf"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/21644373/applets.gconf
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Now, Intrepid with current update my problem[0] above is gone.
[0]https://bugs.launchpad.net/gnome-panel/+bug/36189/comments/21
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Turns out this wasn't related to this bug. Please disregard.
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I have a similar attachment as shown in the attached screenshot.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=996553
Basically, I've increased the resolution via the Preferences menu
applet, and my top and bottom panes weren't scaling across the screen.
I've somehow managed to get the bottom panel wo
Just like most people here, my screen resolution is 1280x1024 and when I run
fullscreen application--which is in my case an old Windows game using Wine at
640x480--all launchers/applets are moved to the right.
The strange thing is this problem didn't happen when I was using Hardy!
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Workaround found on Ubuntuforum:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=342775
To manually save my panel layout once:
gconftool-2 --dump /apps/panel > panel_layout_1280_800.entries
and restore the layout after switching back from a different resolution:
gconftool-2 --load panel_layout_1280_800
Il giorno lun, 06/10/2008 alle 11.00 +, Franck ha scritto:
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> well, that is what I was trying to say : I was on the way to try the
> workaround, but I did _nothing_, it was working already.
I don't know how but the mess happens at next login, not immediately. In
any case I saw this on int
Hi Thomas,
well, that is what I was trying to say : I was on the way to try the
workaround, but I did _nothing_, it was working already.
I must say I am using Intrepid (latest).
Can anyone else test this ?
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Well, for this bug to be fixed, it would have to need not interaction
from the user to actually be fixed, although this workaround is handy.
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It seems the workaround is working out of the box, without any user
action (kind of a fix, in fact :)
When were the said gconf keys introduced ?
I went to the said keys in gconf and found they were already set
(panel_right_stick, ...).
So I changed my resolution, relaunched gdm, relogged-in, cha
Here's a workaround. I did not test it very well. It keeps the objects
at the same position. Simple go the the directory
~/.gconf/apps/panel/applets/ and set the %gconf.xml to read-only after
setting the position. The Shutdown-Dialog-gconf.xml is located in
~/.gconf/apps/panel/objects/session_dialo
I have a lot of launchers on top panel, so decreasing resolution won't
let them fit into panel. When using something fullscreen in Wine, all
applets are shifted or messed up.
8.04 with latest updates
btw, I think, ability to group applets into blocks would be very handy
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This is really annoying, especially my little one plays Chilsplay and
Gcompris regularly (switching back and forth between 1024x768 and
1440x900). Some issues to address:
- if the resolution goes from high to low, what if all the items won't fit on
the lower resolution.
- if the resolution goes f
Also happens in VMWare. Using Ubuntu 8.04 Alpha6.
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I was just plain wrong. The panel is messed up at next login, not
immediately.
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I am now using gnome 2.20.1 in gutsy-updates, and it seems fixed to me.
I have tried various resolutions and rotations and my applets are still
in correct order. Can somebody confirm?
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This is apparently on the Gnome roadmap, due to be fixed in 2.22. From
http://live.gnome.org/RoadMap
"Fix positioning of applets when the panel size changes"
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This happens especially when using full-screen applications (eg. SDL
games) that have resolution lower than the resolution of the desktop.
Many of the panel elements are moved. Sometimes it is the logout button,
sometimes the Firefox quick start icon and sometimes the notification
area.
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Applet
The bug is still there in Gusty with Gnome 2.20.0
It is even more serious as with xrandr, gnome-panel will adjust its size to the
smallest output resolution.
When coming back to normal resolution, applets are arranged in a apparent
random order...
Howto reproduce :
- on a laptop, resolution is
The settings are stored in gconf and the code is in the gnome-panel
sources
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Status: Confirmed => Triaged
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Aaron: definitely yes, this is the same problem.
Sebastien Bacher wrote on 2005-02-15:
^^^
"perhaps they will work on this for 2.12".
Is there something I could read on the current applet position model?
Where does gnome-panel store information ab
Just so that others can see if this is the same problem that they are
describing, I will attach a screenshot.
** Attachment added: "Screenshot.png"
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** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #137473
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=137473
** Also affects: gnome-panel (upstream) via
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=137473
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Importance: Wishli
** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed => Confirmed
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