** Tags added: focal
** Description changed:
- Ubuntu 19.10
- blueman 2.0.8-1ubuntu1 (eoan)
+ Ubuntu 20.04
+ blueman 2.1.2-1 (focal)
When the blueman applet is enabled, right-clicking and selecting "Local
Services..." then "Transfer" should allow a new destination folder to be
selected a
Public bug reported:
When running dconf-editor, it is unable to save settings, two examples:
1. When trying to set org.blueman.transfer shared-path to a different
value, as soon as the "Apply" button is clicked, the value reverts to
the default (an empty string).
2. When running dconf-editor for
SOLVED
For some reason, dconf was attempting to save settings in
/var/lib/snapd/desktop/dconf/profile/user which was only writable by root,
removing this file made dconf work correctly.
I discovered this by doing an strace on the dconf command:
strace -o trace dconf write /org/blueman/transfer/sh
SOLVED
For some reason, dconf was attempting to save settings in
/var/lib/snapd/desktop/dconf/profile/user which was only writable by root,
removing this file made dconf work correctly.
I discovered this by doing an strace on the dconf command:
strace -o trace dconf write /org/blueman/transfer/s
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 19.10
blueman 2.0.8-1ubuntu1 (eoan)
When the blueman applet is enabled, right-clicking and selecting "Local
Services..." then "Transfer" should allow a new destination folder to be
selected and saved.
Instead, the new folder can be selected, but not saved as the "Appl
I just upgraded to 19.04 (Disco) and still see this behaviour (black
background to system tray icons in XFCE).
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1797417
Title:
Background of system tray
