Paul, clicking on the panel where the menu should be does not produce
the expected menu. Instead the mouse cursor changes to a hand. I see
this is the same cursor as when then panel has been corrected and I
click and hold on an empty part of the panel. It would be my analysis
that the panel does
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-terminal
In the gnome-terminal preferences, there is an option to "Run command as
a login shell". This option only affects the first tab.
To reproduce, define an alias (for example) in the user's .bashrc
script. This alias will only be defined an
Daniel, no the problem hasn't been solved. It is intermittent, so I
know how it's supposed to behave, but that is not always the case.
Also, it may be that it's my .bash_profile that's not being sourced,
since it is that file which sources my .bashrc. If I can get the
problem to repeat, I'll post
Problem solved and not a bug with gnome-terminal. My ~/.bash_profile
had:
[ -r .bashrc ] && source .bashrc
But, if I've moved out of my $HOME in the first tab, the above would
fail to source .bashrc. I resolved the issue by changing to:
[ -r ~/.bashrc ] && source ~/.bashrc
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I still suffer with this problem. Does anybody have an idea what might
be a simple cure?
I've thought about mv'ing my .gnome* directories aside or the like to
determine why new users have no problems, yet I do simply because I
upgraded the OS and kept /home throught it all.
Where does gnome-pane
Positive I did not "simply remove menubar applet". Both the top and
bottom panels are empty, void, devoid of all life and 100% non-
responsive -- just a gray pair of gray bars, until I right-click desktop
to open a gnome-terminal (via nautilus-open-terminal) and exec "killall
gnome-panel". It see
I just made a significant discovery on this bug. If I add a new panel
and populate it, this new panel works correctly! The old panels still
fail as reported and can still be revived via the killall.
Now I have a predicament. I assume that I can make this problem go away
for me by just making ne
What is gnome-panel racing against?
For the record, doing:
killall gnome-panel
*always* brings back gnome-panel for me. I've done this 100's of times.
:-(
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I have permanently resolved this issue (for myself) by creating new
replacment panels and dragging all old launchers to the new panels and
removing the old (and now empty) panels.
I can now logout and back in and everything works as expected.
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I have a brand new 6.06 dapper (04 May 2006) install, but with a /home
restored from the prior Fedora Core 3. Upon logging into GNOME a dialog
states "Some panel items are no longer available ... these items will
now be removed ... You will not see this message again." Great, except
I see the mes
Two systems but one is with an Matrox MGA! Both require cold boot.
Both are completely updated. Both are AMD Athlon XP systems.
lspci: Matrox Graphics, Inc. MGA G550 AGP (rev 01)
warty -> hoary -> breezy -> dapper
This system has been very good right up to about a week ago.
Lockups now con
Just adding that the same gnome-power-management change on the Radeon
box seems to have helped just as it did with the Matrox box.
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Just adding that the same gnome-power-management change on the Radeon
box seems to have helped just as it did with the Matrox box.
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I have a brand new 6.06 dapper (04 May 2006) install, but with a /home
restored from the prior Fedora Core 3. Upon logging into GNOME a dialog
states "Some panel items are no longer available ... these items will
now be removed ... You will not see this message again." Great,
Sebastien, aren't panel applets part of the session that is being saved
with respect to the "Ask on logout" option? I'm quite certain in the
older versions of GNOME, panel configuration was not preserved unless
this option was checked. I thought this bug sounded quite related as if
the bogus pan
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evolution
Using Evolution 2.6.1 in fully updated Dapper 6.06.
1. Goto Evolution mail.
2. Press New button.
3. Press To button.
4. Note that no contacts are shown. Searching doesn't help. This seems broken.
5. Close contact selector.
6. Goto Evolution c
This is the default address booked named "Personal" and this is the only
available choice in the Select Contacts window ("On this computer" and
"On LDAP Servers" are not selectable).
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More info: if a new contact is added by way of right-clicking on an
address associated with a message that is being viewed, the new address
will work as expected. This new address will appear with all the other
contacts when simply viewing the contacts, __but will be the only one
visible__ when us
The non-selectable contacts were added in a prior version of Evolution
from Fedora Core 3. While this is a brand new Dapper install, /home
(and only /home) is from the FC3 install.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-panel
Using version 2.14.1-0ubuntu16.
User logs in through GDM, everything works as expected, but the gnome
panels are just empty gray bars.
Known work arounds:
1. right-click desktop, open gnome-terminal, killall gnome-panel
2. right-click eac
* I'd say they are not frozen since they respond to right-click and their
properities and such work fine.
* Mouseover has no effect.
* Background is set to: None (use system theme).
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I would have to assume that a new user would have no problem since any
new contacts that are added work fine. It is just the contacts from the
prior version of Evolution that are having problems. A new user would
have no such contacts.
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I am using the default Ubunutu Human theme. Don't believe I'm using xgl
or composite, since those require me actively doing something to enable
them, right?
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Binary package hint: workrave
Crashed right after logging into X via gdm.
ProblemType: Crash
Architecture: i386
Date: Tue Mar 27 10:55:38 2007
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 7.04
ExecutablePath: /usr/bin/workrave
Package: workrave 1.8.4-1ubuntu1
PackageArchitectu
Daniel, thanks for getting one of my favorite panel applets fixed so
fast -- the old auto apt-get upgrade pulled it down this morning. That
patch is quite the doozy :-)
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome
Using a fully updated 7.04 beta, if I cause a GNOME (maybe GTK) Save As
dialog to open, the resultant Save As dialog window that opens seems to
continuously resize itself. The window is anchored at the same position
the entire time, but the right e
Unfortunately, I can no longer provide feedback on this bug. As
mentioned on 2006-08-16, I permanently made the problem go away as the
problem was getting too annoying, especially when I had solution waiting
in the wings (see 2006-08-10).
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Issue is gone. Don't recall exactly what I did to make it go away, but
I believe it involved mv'ing the old home directory aside and then
selectively pulling things back into a fresh one.
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What is "eds" and how do I run it to help with the upstream request?
I don't see such an executable.
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When I first reported this bug, I could consistently reproduce the
problem every time. However, in the last week or so, I have not seen
the problem at all. I should have mentioned in the original post that I
am using sawfish for a WM, but otherwise it is a standard GNOME DE.
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Thanks Guenther, that seemed to be the problem.
It would appear that an upgrade of Evolution should automatically assign
a category to existing contacts.
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