@Mantas Kriaučiūnas:
Thank you for the tool! I will probably modify it for my own use and my
friends and family's use in Lucid. (I will make the close button always be in
the corner.)
Dear Ubuntu: you really should include something like this in the Lucid
Lynx release! However, I would be a li
Dear Ubuntu:
If you're going to force a left-hand-side window button layout on poor
users, at least make the following two concessions (and I have converted
many relatively non-technical Windows users to Ubuntu users, including
my wife, my dad, and my father-in-law).
(1) My mouse spends nearly a
On Fri, 26 Mar 2010 08:18:42 -
Warlon wrote:
> Here's my little grain of data:
>
> My mouse pointer usually hovers above the right part of the screen
> simply because text on the screen is aligned left and on the right
> side it's out of the way.
I had this same thought. The mouse pointer
On Fri, 26 Mar 2010 10:08:40 -
Pako wrote:
> Colin D Bennett wrote
> >If the window buttons are moved to the left, the scroll bar must
> >also be moved to the left hand side.
>
> In my case and I hope in many of yours, I never use the right
> scrollbar since I&#
Public bug reported:
Evince locks up when I zoom in or out very far. I had this happen with
both the mouse gesture “pinch to zoom” and also with keyboard shortcut
Ctrl-plus / Ctrl-minus. I reproduced in 5 or 6 times in a row and also
did so in gdb to get a backtrace. Occasionally, I start Evinc
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The prior two traces were when I locked up Evince with Ctrl minus and
Ctrl plus.
This one is done with trackpad pinch to zoom. It has a thread exit in it too,
maybe that's something.
These are the remaining threads:
(gdb) info thread
Id Target Id Frame
6Thread 0x7fe7c0fa3700 (
On Thu, 01 Apr 2010 20:40:25 -
Dag Odenhall wrote:
> - the order will change to be (from left) close, minimize, maximise
>
> Putting the most destructive action first. Wasn't the whole point to
> make it more sane for LTR reading?
Close may be ‘destructive’, but I would also say it is the
Wow! I this is really confusing! I too thought that this button should
bring up a dialog to set the time or something such as the system
Time/Date Settings window from the System|Administration menu, where you
can enable NTP synchronization.
At least in Lucid the Set System Time button does not
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