Well one thing I can think of is the "dodge" animation will probably
look kind of weird when not on the leftmost monitor. I know the Gnome
panels used to have a problem where auto-hide would cause the panel to
"hide" by sliding into another monitor's view. Maybe instead of a
"sliding" motion, it sh
@Tomasz Przybysz:
Ooh, yeah, that's right; notifications end up in the wrong place on
multi-monitor setups too! That would be a real problem for me if my
second monitor even worked (right now it doesn't; I'm getting a weird
overlap effect:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11410701#post1141
Rawphi: liked the demo for your patch (not downloading it myself just
yet because I'm trying to fix a host of other problems related to the
upgrade, but I appreciate the work).
The irony here is that everyone is talking about fitts' law when
advocating for global menus, but there's a problem: Fitt
> > Customization comes at a cost for those who don't want it. Every option
> > adds a cost. Adding all the options everyone wants results in software
> > nobody will like. The balance is not going to be liked by everyone too.
> > Accept that.
> I can't! :) I can't understand the costs of adding an
Is anyone else still having this problem? I'm using fglrx on a Radeon HD
4670, and dragging windows around still only happens at <1 fps.
Of course, I'm also having numerous other problems, like compiz crashing
every time I maximize my browser window, and CCSM will randomly crash
the window decorat
I think this is the same thing that is affecting me. I have two monitors
that I keep in sort of an "L" configuration (see screenshot for what the
layout is supposed to look like, and what it ends up looking like when I
try to actually set it up that way). The configuration worked fine in
all previo
Oh, right, and I'll note that, when I first updated my distribution (on
10/24) the same videos--the ones that crash vlc and mplayer--played just
fine. They only crashed after I hit the update manager *after* the
distribution upgrade.
--
vlc crashed with SIGSEGV in FcConfigFilename()
https://bugs.
Same here. I think it's an audio problem:
-it only happens when playing .mkv files; .avi works perfectly fine.
-it happens regardless of which video driver I'm using (fglrx or the open
source ati driver), and I notice the above user is using an NVIDIA card
-it also affects mplayer, which crashes
Oh, and interestingly enough I seem to have the same problem with a
completely different OS than Ubuntu: booting a Dosbox image from USB
fails, but booting the same image burned to a CD succeeds. So this may
actually be an AMD problem, or rather the 9.04 release stumbled on a
weakness in the AMD ch
While that's an interesting workaround, this seems to point to a more
fundamental problem with either AMD's chipsets (all of the computers
affected by this bug--including both of mine, a home-built desktop
running on a 790gx motherboard and a toshiba satellite running on a
Turion processor) or how
Is this what's keeping me from upgrading? I'm getting:
2009-04-04 05:01:38,394 ERROR Dist-upgrade failed: 'Trying to install
blacklisted version 'python2.6_2.6.1-1ubuntu8''
when trying to upgrade to 9.04 from 8.10. I'm not the only one either:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7015567
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