[Bug 75733] Re: Update button is greyed out

Ok, I worked this one out myself :) It's just that the IDLE function doesn't work properly - either in the applet or on my IMAP server. Simple! -- Update button is greyed out https://launchpad.net/bugs/75733 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mail

[Bug 75733] Re: Update button is greyed out

I ran mail-notification with the "-i" option and got the following output: --- mail-notification-INFO: Leeds Mail: resolving een4aml.imap.leeds.ac.uk mail-notification-INFO: Leeds Mail: connecting to een4aml.imap.leeds.ac.uk (129.11.21.12) port 143 mail-notification-INFO: Leeds Mail: conne

[Bug 75733] Update button is greyed out

Public bug reported: I'm using the latest version of mail-notification in Edgy and, for some reason, the update button on the right-click menu is greyed out (i.e. disabled). I've been using this applet for a while and it's worked fine so far - I only use it to check my main account, which is on an

[Bug 30867] Re: [Dapper] nautilus shows drive labels instead of volume labels

I found that selecting a partition in GParted and clicking "device > set disklabel" allows the user to change the label but apparently this results in the erasing of all data on the drive/partition. Stepping away from any particular OS for a moment, is it possible, theoretically, to change the offi

[Bug 66489] When changing "nice" values for processes, user is asked for "root" password, which doesn't exist by default in Ubuntu

Public bug reported: Binary package hint: gnome-system-monitor To reproduce: -Open System Monitor. -Select the "processes" tab. -Right-click on a process and select "change priority". -Move the slider to a non-zero value. -Click OK. -The program now asks for the "root" password. Obviously, this

[Bug 56000] Re: [Bug 56000] Re: "File has changed on disk. Reload instead of saving?" on save

Ok, sorry I misunderstood you! I think only moderators can mark the bug as confirmed. Brad Pitcher wrote: > Actually, I already reproduced the bug. I was just trying to figure out > how I can mark it confirmed. > > -- "File has changed on disk. Reload instead of saving?" on save https://launch

[Bug 56000] Re: "File has changed on disk. Reload instead of saving?" on save

Brad, I'm using the current Ubuntu version, 0.16.1. I've refined the nature of the problem: 1) It only happens when you are working on a "site" (in the program's terminology), not with individual random files. 2) It only happens on the second save of the session onwards. So, create a site and

[Bug 56000] Re: "File has changed on disk. Reload instead of saving?" on save

** Description changed: Binary package hint: screem - Whenever I try to save a file, I get the above message. Selecting "no" - (which is the default) saves the file, whereas selecting "yes" undoes - all changes since the last save. + Whenever I try to save a file (edit: only happens when usin

[Bug 56000] "File has changed on disk. Reload instead of saving?" on save

Public bug reported: Binary package hint: screem Whenever I try to save a file, I get the above message. Selecting "no" (which is the default) saves the file, whereas selecting "yes" undoes all changes since the last save. I'm not sure if this is a bug or a problem with my settings but, either w

[Bug 52110] Re: Double-clicking problems

Ok, this problem seems to have sorted itself out - not sure what was happening originally but it's ok now! Bug closed... -- Double-clicking problems https://launchpad.net/bugs/52110 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs

[Bug 52110] Double-clicking problems

Public bug reported: Binary package hint: nautilus I don't seem to be able to open files from Nautilus by double-clicking. For example, I have set up text files to open with leafpad, and when I double-click, nothing happens, although I can right-click and select the appication manually. I am usi