I can't provide more info since I don't have 8.10 alpha nor the slab
menu installed anymore...
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Favorite apps buttons keep relief after drag-and-dropping onto panel
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/79256
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Marking as confirmed, I have noticed this for a while and found it a bit
annoying when you pay attention to details :)
** Changed in: human-theme (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed => Confirmed
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Lower Rounded Corners of Human Theme look Jagged
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On my screen (also LCD):
* login-now: looks great
* login-scatter(HSV)x2.png: no visible difference with login-now
* login-scatter(RGB).png: a few white dots in the U and the B, otherwise no
visible difference
* login-spreadx3.png: looks terrible, completely blurred
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Forwarding upstream.
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Public bug reported:
After drag and dropping one or several favorite apps icons onto the panel to
add them as shortcuts, their respective buttons in gnome-main-menu keep relief.
These buttons usually get relief only on mouse over.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Make sure you have a few favorite apps in t
Marking as fixed, this seems to work fine now (feisty), no matter how
many times I try and how fast I hit "Esc" after clicking on the logout
applet.
** Changed in: gnome-screensaver (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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the escape key doesn't work in the unlock dialog
https://laun
Ok, there seems to be nothing wrong with the layout code itself, but the
"add to panel" dialog doesn't seem to be aware of the new font size fast
enough. I have just tried this:
1. Change the application font to 16
2. Open the "add to" dialog, the fonts are all mixed up
3. killall gnome-panel
4. O
This seems to depend on the kinds of applets (maybe internal applets).
However, the problem with horizontal lines overlapping the text doesn't
seem to appear on my system (screenshot attached). I'm investigating on
this, marking as in progress.
** Attachment added: "Another example"
http://libr
Thanks for your feedback. We're gonna need a bit more information to
figure out what the problem is. What exactly do you mean by "tried using
the e-mail"? Did you open an application? Using the menus? A panel
shortcut? Command-line? Are you talking about the Evolution email
program? Where did the "
This looks good, I'll have a small try just to check it runs fine an
suggest it to be pushed. Assigning to myself.
** Changed in: gnome-session (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Ubuntu Desktop Bugs => Manu Cornet
Status: Confirmed => In Progress
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no help messages when using keyboard
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Status: In Progress => Confirmed
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Bad placing of the "copy" string while drag-copying files with a dot in their
name
https://launchpad.net/bugs/57218
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I agree, deleting the files directly while warning the user is by far
the best compromise, just like it is done on remote locations. It
removes all hidden stuff, is fast (no file transfer), clear (user can
just hit Cancel if he/she made a mistake).
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Shouldn't put .Trash-$USER on removable devic
Closing the bug: as mentionned earlier, setting the /apps/gksu/disable-
grab GConf key to true provides an easy way of disabling the fade. I
don't think this setting should make it further into the UI, and we
should rather concentrate on making it work on all pieces of hardware
(please file separat
Ok, I'll assume it's fixed then. Feel free to reopen if you find the
problem remains.
** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Released
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gnome-panel eats 50% cpu for half an hour and flickers
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Closing this bug for now, since no more feedback has been provided and
the original problem goes back to breezy. Feel free to reopen if you
find that the problem still occurs.
** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Status: Needs Info => Rejected
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Restarting GNOME didn't fix crashed panel
h
Does anyone still have the problem, with an up-to-date Edgy, and without
any tweaking ?
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I can confirm this. Having checked the "Enable accessible login"
checkbox that bstqc_ostl mentions, then Quit-->Switch user, it seems to
prepare to load the usual GDM greeter, but then immediately switches to
the password-protected dialog to return to the session I just quit.
Disabling the accessi
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 12389 ***
Marked as duplicate of #12389, which is linked to the same upstream bug,
was reported earlier and had more activity.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 12389
Logging out on a LCD produces a fade effect that is not pleasant
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** Bug 37952 has been marked a duplicate of this bug
** Bug 39371 has been marked a duplicate of this bug
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Logging out on a LCD produces a fade effect that is not pleasant
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 12389 ***
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 39371
fadeout effect on displaying the logout dialog box looks bad
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 12389
Logging out on a LCD produces a fade effect that is not pleasant
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logout fade
Changing package to gnome-power-manager, since all this dialog does is
ask gpm whether suspending/hibernating is supported.
** Changed in: gnome-session (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: gnome-session => gnome-power-manager
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Ubuntu logout dialog does not respect config in /etc/default/acpi-support
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Right, changing package to gnome-session (where the dialog comes from).
** Changed in: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: gnome-power-manager => gnome-session
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** Attachment added: "Patch for this issue"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/4216892/nautilus_copy_string_placement.diff
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Ubuntu Desktop Bugs => Manu Cornet
Status: Confirmed => In Progress
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Bad placing of the "co
I can confirm this (up-to-date edgy) -- the missing pixel line is on the
left (not on the right) here.
Not sure where this comes from. The icons themselves look fine, for
example /usr/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps/deskbar-applet.png
A clue: maybe the default icon size for the dialog is not a sta
(Please change the importance to a minor one, I don't seem to have the
right for this :) )
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Bad placing of the "copy" string while drag-copying files with a dot in their
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
Steps to reproduce:
* Create a new file on the desktop, name it a.b.txt
* Drag-copy (Ctrl-drag) to somewhere else on the desktop.
* The new copied file is called a (copy).b.txt, where it should be a.b
(copy).txt
This can happen especially in
** Attachment added: "Patch (icon only, no inversion)"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/3031463/trashapplet_menu_not_inverted.patch
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"Empty Trash" should be better highlighted
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