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gnome-panel is not maintained by Gnome anymore...
** No longer affects: gnome-panel (Ubuntu Natty)
** No longer affects: gnome-panel (Ubuntu Maverick)
** No longer affects: gnome-panel (Ubuntu Lucid)
** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Importance: Medium => Wishlist
** Changed in: gnome-pan
Nope, this bug also affects 12.04, Precise Pangolin. :( Both gnote and
truecrypt systematically show only a tiny vertical bar. Killall gnome-
panel will show them on the reload but sometimes I lose other icons in
the process, losing my ability to access some (still running) programs
in the process.
This bug affects Ubuntu 10.10, Maverick Meerkat. Maverick has reached
end-of-life and is no longer supported, so I am closing the bugtask for
Maverick. Please upgrade to a newer version of Ubuntu.
More information here:
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2012-April/000158.html
*
Not seeing any recent activity on this in the precise release. Closing
release notes task for now, since does not appear relevant to precise.
** Changed in: ubuntu-release-notes
Status: In Progress => Won't Fix
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To manage notifications about
Not sure if it's related but I sorted the majority of my panel problems
by installing the Cantarell font. Should this be a dependency for gnome
3 given it's the default font?
I still get some tearing and some popups are slanted but in general it
has been more stable in a Gnome 3 session.
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Same issue here
It seems to affect different panel applets randomly. Doesn't happen every time.
But it's a pain, because I install Mint 11 now for customers.
Logout and In seems the easiest or just 'don't delete' and ignore the missing
icon and carry on as usual.
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I hve this problem too: http://imageshack.us/photo/my-
images/594/pieces.png/
same with Nvidia 6150 and ATI 3200.
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I have the same issue on two machines with AMD video cards with Ubuntu
10.10. Hilarious to know this issue has existed for 2 years without fix.
The only way to logout/reboot/power off when this happens is from
command line. How is this user friendly?
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Just to follow up on comments #379, 381, 383 from 2011-04-22 where the
upper right panel applets were corrupting systematically and
reproducibly after each boot following a networking hardware change.
I have just had my first boot where the panel applets are NOT corrupted.
I estimate roughly 2 bo
A reboot has successfully redrawn the Workspace Switcher.
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I have just experienced new behaviour from this bug. After 5 hours of
use after boot, the entire monitor screen blinked black and resized the
Workspace Switcher much wider than normal.
Removing from panel and adding back does NOT fix the problem.
This is the first time this fix has failed.
Chan
Najam,
something similar happened to me. The problem in my case was that I had
KMS disabled (in previous versions it made my graphics to work worse, so
I disabled it). After enable KMS and restart computer, Unity started to
work, and the distortion problem disappeared.
Hope this helps you. Regard
Najam: Your issue is not the same as what is being described in this
bug. You should file it as a separate bug.
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I have this issue with nouveau default driver without 3D
El 03/05/2011 12:31, "Najam Tirmizi" <439...@bugs.launchpad.net> escribió:
> I began to experience this bug after upgrading from Maverick to Natty.
>
> When I logged into Ubuntu (Unity), I received a message stating that my
> hardware was uns
I began to experience this bug after upgrading from Maverick to Natty.
When I logged into Ubuntu (Unity), I received a message stating that my
hardware was unsupported, suggesting I use Ubuntu Classic instead.
When I logged into Ubuntu Classic, not only were panel applets,
distorted, but the wind
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I use update manager once a week and did so this week prior to the
networking changes. I did notice very minor panel applet corruption
after the reboot. I fixed that by removing and adding back the applets
manually and rebooted and "solved" the problem.
The networking changes resulted in an inte
He means that the bug is a known painting issue with gnome-panel, and
that no "networking experts" should be looking into this because it is
definitely unrelated to networking.
Even the connections you suggest, which are valid hypotheses, are
obviously only circumstantially related to networking.
Before the networking changes described in #379, visual corruption of
the upper right panel applets occurred very intermittently. On this
10.04 LTS platform, I could go for many weeks, possibly months, of daily
boots before hitting the bug. Now, after the networking changes, EACH
AND EVERY BOOT c
Networking updates won't affect panel applet display.
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I replaced my networking hardware from a Linksys BEFSX41 router to a
Cisco RVS4000 router coupled with a D-Link DGS-1008G switch. I also set
the IPv4 networking option from Automatic (DHCP) addresses only to
Automatic (DHCP) because I moved the OpenDNS DNS1 and DNS2 addresses to
the router. After
Sorry for the super post. I forgot about the quoted text.
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Temporarily? Or does this fix the problem for good?
On Thu, Apr 21, 2011 at 2:37 PM, Michael O'Lear
<439...@bugs.launchpad.net>wrote:
> When I get properties on the Gnome panel and check-mark "Show Hide
> Buttons," the icon video defects go away for me.
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I did a clean updated Maverick install a week ago, and I still have this
bug. It has not been resolved.
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If you have any questions please have a look at the "Answers" section.
Note that in Launchpad it is the only place where you can post in a
different language than English; since any user has the right of
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l lauchpad. Te pillan con un trancazo y el pié cambiado y empieza
> un rifirrafe estúpido por menos de nada...
>
> Saludos,/PA
>
>> Date: Sat, 12 Feb 2011 10:21:19 +
>> From: es204904...@gmail.com
>> To: paag...@hotmail.com
>> Subject: [Bug 439448] Re: Vis
Feb 2011 10:21:19 +
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> To: paag...@hotmail.com
> Subject: [Bug 439448] Re: Visual corruption affecting several panel applets
>
> Joaquin was referring to Heather R Bealer, who wrote a link to an
> untrusted web-page by WOT (Web of Trust) Firefox a
Joaquin was referring to Heather R Bealer, who wrote a link to an
untrusted web-page by WOT (Web of Trust) Firefox add-on.
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Sorry for the 4x duplicates, launchpad was timing out.
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After boot, I got the following error message:
The panel encountered a problem while loading
"OAFIID:GNOME_ClockApplet". Do you want to delete the applet from your
configuration? (see attachment for screenshot)
The clock applet was missing from the upper right panel and the other
applets were mo
After boot, I got the following error message:
The panel encountered a problem while loading
"OAFIID:GNOME_ClockApplet". Do you want to delete the applet from your
configuration? (see attachment for screenshot)
The clock applet was missing from the upper right panel and the other
applets were mo
After boot, I got the following error message:
The panel encountered a problem while loading
"OAFIID:GNOME_ClockApplet". Do you want to delete the applet from your
configuration? (see attachment for screenshot)
The clock applet was missing from the upper right panel and the other
applets were mo
After boot, I got the following error message:
The panel encountered a problem while loading
"OAFIID:GNOME_ClockApplet". Do you want to delete the applet from your
configuration? (see attachment for screenshot)
The clock applet was missing from the upper right panel and the other
applets were mo
If I delete the indicator-me happens the same!
2011/1/24 cbthompson <439...@bugs.launchpad.net>
> I've been following the status of this bug for some time, and have seen it
> appear on many installations, going back several releases. I believe the
> problem has something to do with the indicator
I've been following the status of this bug for some time, and have seen it
appear on many installations, going back several releases. I believe the
problem has something to do with the indicator-applet-session panel applet.
I've found that when I remove this applet from the panel, the visual
corr
It's easy to reproduce this bug on a laptop, because switching from DC
to battery leads to a menu rearrangement when the battery becomes fully
charged. Hope that helps. (Ubuntu 10.10, Notification Area)
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I booted my 10.04 desktop and logged in immediately and various panel
items were displayed incorrectly. Shortly thereafter I shut the machine
down.
I turned it on again a short time later but did not log in immediately
-- I left the machine at the login screen for about 30 minutes while I
was doin
Does this problem only occur after restarting gnome? I ran "killall
gnome-panel" several times to see if I could see the bug resurface, but the
gnome-panel starts up without any problems.
On Thu, Jan 20, 2011 at 11:21 AM, Mahendra Tallur <439...@bugs.launchpad.net
> wrote:
> It may be a factor, b
It may be a factor, but as I said earlier (what, you didn't reread the
355 comments ? ;-) I managed to reproduce the issue (especially in the
bottom panel, next to the "show desktop" applet) from a clean user
profile, with the default set of applets.
What was particularly striking was the fact tha
Ok, maybe weather weather it's the problem, because I've installed 3 times
ubuntu on an vm, and only happens with weather enabled, and the same with an
Acer Aspire 9230, only happens when it's enabled!!
But on my sister's laptop, she has disabled the weather, and she is running
ubuntu from 9.10 upd
No weather report here, but I am experiencing the same problem. The
weather is one of those things were I prefer windows ;)
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Indeed, I've enabled the weather report on every machine I installed.
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I experience the problem on 10.04 from time to time on startup, but not
on resume from hibernate.
I have the weather component of Clock 2.30.2 enabled, as well as the
"Weather Report" applet. Compiz enabled. NVidia card with the restricted
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Wait...
everybody has weather enabled?
This issue is happening with weather enabled (10.10 compiz with nouveau
drivers), but without weather, my panel looks correctly...
El 20/01/2011 03:26, "Brian Curtis" escribió:
> Confirmed. ME menu has been reduced to a tiny slit on the gnome panel.
>
> ** At
Confirmed. ME menu has been reduced to a tiny slit on the gnome panel.
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** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu Lucid)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Ubuntu Desktop Bugs (desktop-bugs)
** Changed in: gnome-panel (Ubuntu Lucid)
Milestone: None => lucid-updates
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I have two manifestations across 3 i386 Maverick machines, two from
fresh live cd install, one upgraded from Lucid. Installs from 8th Jan
2011 to 10th Jan 2011, all updated on 12th Jan 2011.
Manifestation One.
The top panel appears and looks ok but cannot be accessed when left clicking
with the m
Hello.
I'am using Maverick with a dual boot WinXP and Graphic chipset Intel
GMA. Compiz effects are on High position.
Since i've installed Maverick instead of Lucid, the bug does'nt appear
on the first panel. But it appears on the second panel, between
separator and desktop icon. A vertical white
I'm using natty and I haven't got this problem with gnome-panel, shell or
unity (with shell or unity there's no gnome-panel)
El 02/01/2011 19:22, "Omer Akram" escribió:
> if the problem only happens with compiz then it would be really
interesting
> if someone could try with compiz 0.9.xx which is
if the problem only happens with compiz then it would be really interesting
if someone could try with compiz 0.9.xx which is a complete rewrite(?)
On Sun, Jan 2, 2011 at 9:33 PM, FelipeAF <439...@bugs.launchpad.net>
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> No for both. I installed ubuntu 10:10 directly in my laptop (i dont
> up
No for both. I installed ubuntu 10:10 directly in my laptop (i dont
upgrade from earlier version), it also has windows xp (ubuntu + windows
only), but I do not boot into windows long ago, yet the problem happens
occasionally if compiz is enabled. With desktop effects disabled, the
problem does not
Mahendra Tallur wrote: "One more thing that I find interesting :
- earlier I said I could trigger some corruption in the bottom panel, near the
"show desktop applet", by invoking "killall gnome-panel" a couple of times :
this is true
- HOWEVER, I moved the applets and put them back EXACTLY the w
And..
what about DPI?
Anyone changed it?
If I change it from 96 to 72 I see this bug, but when I'm at 96 DPI, I don't
see the bug anymore
2010/12/31 Laszlo Gajai <439...@bugs.launchpad.net>
> dino99: I have only one Lucid on my desktop. No any OS installed on my
> computer.
>
> Joaquin: I've begu
Since no conclusions have been drawn regarding the cause of this issue,
I'll add my two cents.
I have a laptop (Intel graphics) and a desktop (ATI graphics), both
running 10.10 with Compiz and IIRC both have been upgraded from previous
releases (if it is important -- is there any way to check this
dino99: I have only one Lucid on my desktop. No any OS installed on my
computer.
Joaquin: I've begun permanently using compiz one months ago. Before I
did not facing wiith this problem on same Ubuntu 10.04 install.
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I think that is from the GTK rendering engine issue with compiz, I have
ubuntu 10.10 and 11.04 on my PC, and I only get this problem on 10.10 with
compiz
El 31/12/2010 12:06, "dino99" <439...@bugs.launchpad.net> escribió:
> my 2 cents about that issue:
>
> there are two cases on my end:
> - a lapto
This bug is not irrelevant. Not all people going to next release. Here
is used Lucid which is a long term supported version of Ubuntu. This
version is important in productive environment. But affected with this
annoying bug. Most of users just users not power users and very stupid
thing to call IT
my 2 cents about that issue:
there are two cases on my end:
- a laptop dual booting windows+maverick (only): never met that issue
- a desktop with multi boot: windows+lucid+maverick+natty (all i386) and
sharing a single /home.
With this config i continuously get issues like related with this rep
Lonnie : this is definitely not the case. Many of us experienced it on
fresh installs, and I even reproduced it yesterday from a Live CD.
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I am suspecting that this bug is only occurring to people who have
either:
(1) Upgraded from an earlier version of Ubuntu, using the update managerOR
(2) Installed onto a machine that already has a /home partition with
configuration files/folders from a previous version's installation.
I hav
Regarding the above comment #330 - remember that Lucid Lynx Ubuntu
10.04.2 LTS will be coming out soon - This bug probably affects this LTS
release, so it will still be relevant for some time.
Not only this, but some video adapters and monitors will not support the
new GUI, so that they will be ru
This is very old bug AFAIK affecting only systray which will be removed
in Natty so IMO this bug is now irrelevant.
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The Ubuntu side of this bug:
If a computer is affected then
a) in roughly 10% of the boots, there is not way to Shut Down or Log Out the
computer for a Newbie - actually to find a workaround you basically need a
working internet connection.
b) considering a) no responsible person would ever ins
earlier network-manager-icon in gnome-panel was scrambled and 'show desktop' -
icon not fully visible. after that i took a screenshot and network-manager-icon
repaired itself but not 'show desktop'-icon (see attachment).
If i execute 'killall gnome-panel' many times it randomly (nearly cyclical)
Oh!!
Sh*t!
I forgotten the other distros
Other distros may use Compiz + Gnome-panel
Distros like LinuxMint, that is ubuntu/debian based (and there's no plans to
support unity/gnome-shell )
(compiz 0.9 is C++, any change?)
2010/12/18 Mahendra Tallur <439...@bugs.launchpad.net>
> Joaquin : this is
Joaquin : this is a serious upstream bug that will continue to affect
other distros that don't use Gnome Shell, that will continue to affect
users who want to keep the old interface, and that will continue to
affect users of the LTS.
I really don't see why it wouldn't be fixable ? Now it even seem
Yeah, I know it, but the bug isn't fixable
And ubuntu 11.04 doesn't include gnome-panel
Uses Gnome-Shell or Unity
And... for no gpu accelerated interfaces?
the classic gnome-panel, but everyone knows that this is problem of compiz
And if you can't have unity or gnome-shell there's no Compiz!
:D
20
Please stop spamming. This place is meant for reporting new information
useful to solve this bug.
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What is "faba"?
I'm spanish, but I don't know that word! :S
I'm galician too, and I know that "faba" in spanish is "judia"
2010/12/18 Alberto Salvia Novella
> And "dejad de hacer el faba" is spanish too.
>
> Please, check if that bug is related with typographies resolution; since
> this resolutio
Mahendra Tallur wrote : "corruption appears here more frequently in the
bottom panel ("show desktop" applet) (and once in a while in the top
panel near the canonical indicators)."
I have the same feeling. I use out-of-the-box panels since Lucid, and
when I get this bug it is 80% concerning the "sh
And "dejad de hacer el faba" is spanish too.
Please, check if that bug is related with typographies resolution; since
this resolution affects more things than typographies itself; and if
this bug isn't indeed multiple; because I'm able to reproduce it by
doing different things, with some little di
TOMA is Spanish, ;)
2010/12/17 Mahendra Tallur <439...@bugs.launchpad.net>
> Joaquin : TOMA ? Googled it, didn't find :)
>
> All : hmm, I'm not sure this is relevant but this seems interesting.
> Usually I only keep a top panel and corruption appears in the indicators
> area and disappears with a
One more thing that I find interesting :
- earlier I said I could trigger some corruption in the bottom panel, near the
"show desktop applet", by invoking "killall gnome-panel" a couple of times :
this is true
- HOWEVER, I moved the applets and put them back EXACTLY the way they were
before and
Sorry for polluting this thread even more but : some core GNOME
developers do read the upstream bugreport here :
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=596923
Can we agree on a set of facts that we could forward to them ? For
instance, V. Untz is aware that the bug is not triggered by the
indi
Joaquin : TOMA ? Googled it, didn't find :)
All : hmm, I'm not sure this is relevant but this seems interesting.
Usually I only keep a top panel and corruption appears in the indicators
area and disappears with a "killall gnome-panel". I recently started my
/home from scratch and kept everything a
I have configured mine at 96dpi and for some reason i don't experience
this bug anymore: i don't know if this is related in any way, but it's
well worth trying it out.
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Maybe... I have my font DPI at 72...
It will change anything?
2010/12/17 Alberto Salvia Novella
> I have to say this bug happens to me with any theme, bug only if Compiz has
> been enabled.
> Have you thought this bug is probable related with typographies resolution?
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I have to say this bug happens to me with any theme, bug only if Compiz has
been enabled.
Have you thought this bug is probable related with typographies resolution?
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TOMA!
xD
2010/12/17 Mahendra Tallur <439...@bugs.launchpad.net>
> Lonnie : I agree... In July I kind of said "please guys, let's stop
> complaining / commenting if no new relevant piece of information is
> added..." But... This bug has been here for so long it's getting
> ridiculous (no offense t
Lonnie : I agree... In July I kind of said "please guys, let's stop
complaining / commenting if no new relevant piece of information is
added..." But... This bug has been here for so long it's getting
ridiculous (no offense to anyone involved, but this report was created
in sept 2009 and almost eve
Eh? No entiendo nada
El 17/12/2010 01:26, "Lonnie" <439...@bugs.launchpad.net> escribió:
> corrections : 100% Free and mad not made
>
> (why can't I edit my comments?)
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corrections : 100% Free and mad not made
(why can't I edit my comments?)
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For the Love of God, please fix this bug.
Previously, I haven't had the audacity to complain about something that
is 100%.
But this bug makes me so made, I'm starting to act like FOOL!
At this point, the only thing I have to add to this bug report is this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjVeazhE
This bug only affects me and immediately only if Compiz has been
enabled.
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No, in unity there's no gnome-panel
It uses another panel on the unity extension for Compiz 0.9
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Hello!
Is this bug present in Natty alpha 1 with Unity?
Anyone can test it?
Thank's!
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I'm using Ubuntu Maverick desktop edition on an ASUS EeePC and lately
the Network Manager and Blueman Bluetooth Manager icons disappear mid-
session!
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Importance: Medium
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Ah! right now on Wed Nov 17 16:06:58 UTC 2010, I am been hit by this bug :-(
, am unable to see date and time. I am able to get time by typinng date in
my terminal :-(
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For the record - I am currently testing compiz 0.9.2.1 from
ppa:nilarimogard/test3 and it seems that this version of compiz no
longer triggers the issue...
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I've got a workaround easier to use: $ kill -HUP `pidof gnome-panel`
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This bug affected me too. I did the steps from berk's solution here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager-applet/+bug/482684/comments/13
Now thw problem is solved.
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Visual corruption affecting several panel applets
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/439448
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I installed ubuntu on a lenovo g550 and this happened when I set my
location on the time applet for the weather
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Visual corruption affecting several panel applets
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My workaround is to increase panel size to 25 pixels and the decrease it
again to 24, although that does not work for my mystery moving applets.
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Visual corruption affecting several panel applets
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