** Description changed:
What happens:
In Nautilus, when creating two folders an error occurs, preventing creation
of two or more folders in a row (hotkeys, etc.).
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open Nautilus and explore any folder/place.
2. Create a folder using hotkey SHIFT + CTRL + N, type
Sebastien, that I do not know.
But then again, how many users actually change standard keybindings? And how
many average, non-tech savvy users do? If safety reasons are taken into
account, why only two (apparently) keyboard shortcuts are omitted, not more of
them?
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I see and understand that there are probably more.
What I do not understand is why allowing full configurability isn't desired,
especially that it shouldn't prove to be dangerous and/or difficult for users
(the new ones usually don't tamper with configuration panels at all).
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Brian, the 1024x600 resolution isn't the only one affected. I'd make a
guess that even the 1366x768 won't be enough for some windows, actually
most of those listed above (for example, Thunderbird config window,
which equals to around two vertical netbook screens).
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The attached video apparently has weird colours (perhaps a problem of Desktop
Recorder which I used), but this is not the case, fortunately.
It show how I create three pairs of folders, and each time get an error. Please
refer to it as a step-by-step guide on how to reproduce.
Adnotation: while
Buttons disappearing happens very often with LibreOffice suite and
Pidgin. The only way to navigate to windows affected is by minimizing
those in foreground. Launcher icon stays, but doesn't allow to show said
windows.
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I have the same issue as described by previous posters, in fact I use the same
work-around as marc-heinz. This bug must have come from a long negligence since
it truly is as old as Unity itself.
It occured to me when using 11.04 (clean install), 11.10 (both clean and
upgrade) and 12.04 (clean in
Same problem here with Nvidia GeForce 8800 GTS using nouveau drivers on
Ubuntu 13.04.
lspci:
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NVIDIA Corporation G92 [GeForce 8800 GTS 512] (rev a2)
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uname -r:
3.8.0-25-generic
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I can confirm this bug. Rhythmbox sees any track from my library as
having "Unknown" year, even though this tag is present (verified with
Puddletag).
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/11555
Public bug reported:
What happens:
In Nautilus, when exploring a mountable filesystem of a device (having it open
in the active window/tab), unmounting this device by the unmount icon on the
side panel causes whole window to close, having immediately followed
unmounting. If the currently explor
Thank you for your input.
I browsed through GNOME Bugzilla bugs and found that Bug no. 530542
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/530542) was sent to
the developers through GNOME Bugzilla. It got their attention and, according to
comments posted under Launchpad bug (the Bugz
Public bug reported:
What happens:
In Nautilus, when creating two folders an error occurs, preventing creation of
two or more folders in a row (hotkeys, etc.).
Steps to reproduce:
1. Open Nautilus and explore any folder/place.
2. Create a folder using hotkey SHIFT + CTRL + N, type a name for it
I can hardly concur. On small screens it could easily lead to Nautilus'
interface clutter, besides, one cannot be sure if it would really make
it easier for _everyone_, not just for those who have gotten used to the
idea they presented.
In my opinion, this idea could be implemented as an option in
There are currently two user interfaces in a clean build, Unity and
Unity2D. The latter replaced GNOME2 fallback completely as of Ubuntu
11.10.
According to this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/58172/how-to-revert-
to-gnome-classic you can gain a similar desktop look and feel as it was
in GNOME 2,
Christopher:
SVG is scalable, so it is something way different than the other two formats -
and perhaps a solution to problems with pixelated icons as can be commonly seen
when icon of proper size is missing (and smaller is inputed instead).
PNG has better compresion than GIF.
On most images, ex
I am sorry for the double post, hoped for the possibility of later edit.
The GIFs which were listed by Fred come mainly from the art gallery and some of
them look not only bad, but also... old. Some bullets are nontransparent, while
pictures in the gallery folder suffer from low colour depth.
Pe
I confirm, having a 1024x600 netbook myself. Some windows and menus, which are
rich in buttons, fields and lists (for example, Thunderbird Account
configuration window, Firefox options window) are too large to fit on such
small screen.
This issue will be even more critical in GNOME 3 because of
** Changed in: audacious (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Title:
Audacious is pretty outdated in Ubuntu repositories
To manage notificat
Thank you for your input, Sebastien.
I filed this bug to Upstream, you can find it here:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=664057
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #664057
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=664057
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Sebastien, Mikael, the bug described is a lack of configurability in GNOME
control center (gnome-control-center package).
I have changed the target package accordingly and marked this as Confirmed,
since one would expect a Keyboard shortcuts tab to allow users full
configurability and connecting
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