The resolution not being configurable by the vnc client is expected I
think. Xvnc and I assume vnc4server don't support xrandr so you can't
change the resolution from what is configured on the server when the
display is created. So I think that one is a limitation rather than a
bug. You can make mu
@Ahmad - yeah very annoying bug that affects laptop users every day they
use Ubuntu; But Gnome is I think mostly unfunded community development,
so if we don't like we should fix it ourselves, sponsor someone to fix
it, or be patient. Canonical should have an interest in fixing this as
it detracts
I have the same problem in 9.04. You can't enter a blank password,
because the settings editor will not replace an existing password with a
blank password.
You used to be able to fix this be deleting and recreating the entire
account and being careful not to edit the password. Now though (recent
u
I also see this problem with Ubuntu 8.10 intrepid (amd64), gnome-panel
2.24.1. I've tried locking and unlocking every way I can think of but
still the placement and order shifts around.
For me is it is particularly the notification area applet (2.24.1) that
shifts around. Most other things seems t
No change. The behaviour is the same in Jaunty 9.04 (amd64), gnome-panel
2.26.0.
To reproduce use xrandr to change the horizontal resolution of the
screen to a larger and then smaller width, and note what happens to your
right-aligned applets.
This affects laptop users who use external monitors t
I'm finding with 13.04 64bit latest updates, I can't copy more that 50MB
with gvfs from any source before it locks up in kernel and you get a set
of unkillable/defunct processes that you have to reboot to clear.
I have tried copying with Nautilus or rsync, and I have tried copy from
a SMB source a
You're both right I think.
- This is a gnome-panel bug and we should all probably be talking to the
gnome team about a fix rather than Ubuntu.
- Because gnome is a big part of the Ubuntu 'package', highly visible
annoyances like this do reflect on the perceived quality of Ubuntu, and
its ability
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 694016 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/694016
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 694016
DPMS Suspend doesn't work unless lid is open on laptop.
* You can subscribe to bug 694016 by following this link:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+s
Just freshly installed Maverick 10.10 64bit on a Lenovo X301 and after
three days gnome-power-manager is at 193MB. Doesn't seem like the
Maverick fix worked.
0107d000-0ca34000 rw-p 00:00 0 [heap]
Size: 190172 kB
Rss: 190072 kB
Pss:
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 131679 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/131679
I get the sample problem plus others with 8.10 Intrepid and compiz,
however I don't any of the problems with unlocking described in bug
#131679 of which this is supposed to be duplicate. Also, that unlocking
b
I can confirm the same error. Before the 10 updates today F-spot ran but
crashed on exit. After applying the updates today F-spot crashes on
start with the error reported here.
One of the 10 updates was 'libart'. From reading the changes I was
hoping it would solve the crash-on-exit error. Not at
I experienced the same problem with gnome-settings-daemon using Xvnc
(vnc4server 4.1.1+xorg1.0) with Ubuntu 8.04 desktop (all updates as at
15 June 2008). I found that disabling just the keyboard plug-in for
gnome-settings-daemon, and logging in again, gave immediate relief.
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