I just tried it out in a hardy vm (screenshot attached).
Ideally, the default vertical size would be increased and the order of
the themes would have some sort of logic.
I'm not sure it's worth any more effort, though. I think it'd be fine to
close this bug now.
Thanks,
Diego
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oo: take your time such
that you make sense, write less typos, get all your thoughts out in the
initial description (not subsequent comments), and mark something like
this low priority.
Thanks,
Diego Ongaro
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You re
Gauvain: This is a "real" bug, though of trivial importance. It causes
the GTK warning and prevents mousepad's File->Open dialog from
preselecting the file that's already open.
Simon: The commented out code that you found looks like an attempt to
fix the symptoms. The GTK warning is actually produ
I also see this on Feisty. The steps required for me are:
1) Run "mousepad z.sh"
2) File -> Open
There is no need to edit, save, or choose another file on my machine.
Simon, do those two steps alone cause the warning for you?
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Yes, I now only get a vertical scrollbar in Feisty. That's still
annoying - just not as much.
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I believe "With this option Wget issues a new DNS lookup ... each time
it makes a new connection." indicates that it wouldn't do a DNS lookup
per packet, but rather per connection.
Regarding "And if wget is failing to connect isn't it best for it to do
everything it can to reconnect ?", I personal
I interpret the --no-dns-cache man documentation to suggest this
behavior is intentional. Here's the relevant excerpt.
--no-dns-cache
Turn off caching of DNS lookups. Normally, Wget remembers the IP addresses it
looked up from DNS so it doesn’t have to repeatedly contact the DNS server for
the sa
I am still able to reproduce the bug on my machine (edgy, up to date as
of yesterday 2007-01-17). Also worth noting is that the article content
is no longer there, but the bug is still present (for me) on their
article not found page. If I get a few minutes one of these days, I'll
try to narrow dow
Sorry, I long ago started over with clean preferences.
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Let's refer to specific use cases.
In your original post, it sounded to me like you had a native resolution
of 1280x1024 and wanted to use that in tsclient.
In my case on my primary laptop, I'm on a 1024x600 native resolution. I
think it'd be useful if tsclient were to list 1024x600, but I would
I'd say it doesn't make much sense to read xorg.conf. It's your active
resolution that we're more interested in. Maybe xprop is appropriate?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ xprop -root | grep ^_NET_DESKTOP_GEOMETRY
returns:
_NET_DESKTOP_GEOMETRY(CARDINAL) = 1024, 600
We could add some code to *try* xprop
Matt:
What do you mean by "guide the user through installing xnest, as is done with
NTP"? (network time protocol?)
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By digging through the source, I have found the following array at line 54 of
connect.c.
gchar *size_items[] = {
_("640 x 480 pixels"),
_("800 x 600 pixels"),
_("1024 x 768 pixels"),
_("1152 x 864 pixels"),
_("1280 x 960 pixels"),
_("1400 x 1050 pixels"),
NULL
Sebastien, good idea with destroying the window and thanks for the
credit in the changelog.
I've attached a patch for gpixpod. Unfortunately, I couldn't get glade
to cooperate with me and destroy the dialog for me, so it's pure pygtk
calls. It's still a very small patch.
Should someone +Affects g
This is likely related to tsclient's bug #64206 and gxine's bug #64134 .
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It may be helpful to refer to this draft of GNOME's Human Interface
Guidelines: http://developer.gnome.org/projects/gup/hig/draft_hig_new
/desktop-application-startup.html
Basically, splash screens are discouraged, especially for applications
that will load fairly quickly anyway.
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My power button also does nothing now on edgy on my Fujitsu P1510:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ acpi_listen
button/power PWRF 0080 0004
button/power PWRF 0080 0005
button/power PWRF 0080 0006
button/power PWRF 0080 0007
button/power PWRF 0080 0008
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tsclient's bug #64206 looks related:
"About"-window cannot be closed with "close" button
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/tsclient/+bug/64206
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gxine's bug #64134 looks related:
inactive close button in about dialog
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I'm attaching a one-line patch that seems to fix the issue on edgy.
I've worked with GTK before but I'm fairly new to C. I used Google's new
code search tool to see how other projects did it, and I found
http://www.google.com/codesearch?q=+lang:c+gtk_about_dialog_new+show:YgUVlX7mpSA:7pXX9I15dr4:W
I'm not sure how Firefox handles its spell-checking, but note that
aspell doesn't know about Ubuntu either.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ aspell -a
@(#) International Ispell Version 3.1.20 (but really Aspell 0.60.4)
dog
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Ubuntu
& Ubuntu 31 0: Bunt, Bantu, Bounty, Unburnt, Urbanity, Subunit, Burnt, Unbent
Note that gmail-notify, Gaim's about dialog, revelation password
manager, Gnome's panel launchers, and many other applications have this
same issue.
Opening tabs in a (forced) new window isn't exactly the best behavior if
the user prefers new tabs. However, focusing the Firefox window that
opened
Public bug reported:
On up-to-date edgy as of October 4, 2006.
Steps to reproduce:
1. View this news article about turtles in Cuba:
http://www.cubavision.cubaweb.cu/detalles.asp?ID=27106
2. Note that you can select text.
3. View a print preview.
4. Close the print preview.
5. Note that yo
Public bug reported:
On up-to-date edgy as of October 4, 2006.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open one or multiple tabs.
2. Middle-click on a bookmark folder (either in the menu or on a toolbar). This
causes the bookmarks in that folder to open in new tabs.
3. Notice that your old tabs have disappeared,
Here's a patch that'll fix the issue. It most likely affects upstream
too.
** Attachment added: "Changes Utility to Utilities"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/4416655/GrandrApplet.diff
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Public bug reported:
When in the Add to Panel... dialog, the applet shows up as the lone item
in the category "Utility", instead of following the convention of
"Utilities".
** Affects: gnome-randr-applet (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untriaged
Status: Unconfirmed
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Public bug reported:
The Geyes preferences window ends up with a horizontal and vertical scrollbar.
The dialog is needlessly small.
It opens at about 310x230 pixels, it requests 300x200 pixels on line 320 of
themes.c. It would look pretty decent at 415x305 pixels, or a request of
405x275.
** A
Here's the patch I was referring to. It should probably be sent upstream
too.
** Attachment added: "Patch to make gmail-notify exit when the user doesn't
want to deal with entering credentials."
http://librarian.launchpad.net/4416076/gmail-notify.diff
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h
Public bug reported:
I have gmail-notify not storing my username and password, so every time
I log into gnome, it opens up the preferences window. Sometimes, I'm in
a hurry or don't have Internet and just want it to go away, but there's
a while loop in the code that just won't let that happen. I'm
I've determined that this issue is not related to gdm at all, because it kept
happening when I tried:
As root: /etc/init.d/gdm stop
As user: startx
I also verified that the keyboard does work in gnome for my regular user after
deleting/renaming the following directories:
.gconf, .gconfd, .gnome,
I just upgraded to edgy last night/today and my keyboard is no longer
working (at all. no Ctrl+Alt+*, no Num Lock, etc) after I log in through
gdm. It does work in gdm, in gnome fail-safe mode, in fluxbox, and in
gnome for my other user account, but it fails to work in gnome for my
regular user acc
I should have mentioned that if I later log out of gnome/switch users,
they keyboard starts working again. If I then go back to gnome on my
regular user, it no longer works. etc.
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