Hello there!
As you've said, in Ubuntu 11.10 users will have the option to install
GNOME 3 + Shell instead of Unity. One thing to note is that GNOME Panel
hasn't died (yet), its still being actively developed as a GNOME Shell
fallback for systems with GPUs not being able to run GNOME Shell. GNOME
On Thu, May 5, 2011 at 5:52 AM, Francis Bolduc wrote:
> ... I'm a software developer and I like to have
> updated development tools every 6 months ...
> I'm left with this dilemma. Neither Unity nor GNOME Shell fits my
> needs. What am I going to do in 6 months?
A false dichotomy. You have numero
Hi Francis,
> I'm left with this dilemma. Neither Unity nor GNOME Shell fits my
> needs. What am I going to do in 6 months?
You may get a 'better' answer from someone who is more involved in Ubuntu
development, and this is my opinion. Being a moderately long user of
Ubuntu (though I wasn't there
On 04/05/11 22:52, Francis Bolduc wrote:
> Then, I started reading about Unity on the web. I found out that in
> the next version of Ubuntu, the "Ubuntu Classic" session will be
> dropped, leaving me with a choice between Unity and GNOME 3. Not
> knowing what GNOME 3 was, I decided to try it that s
Hi,
I'm not certain if I'm writing in the proper mailing list. If it's the
case, kindly direct which one I should express the following concern.
I've been using Ubuntu since 5.04, so it's been a good 6 years now
that I'm with Ubuntu at home and at work. I chose Ubuntu for my
desktop computers bec
On Date: Tue, 3 May 2011 12:37:05 -0400
From: Guannan Ma wrote:
> [...]
> With putty, I can execute commands such like mplayer in order to play
> music when i am in my bed.
>
> The problem is putty cannot controll mouse directly.
Yes. It's not really a C problem, it's a definition problem.
PuTT
On Wed, May 4, 2011 at 8:26 AM, Davyd McColl wrote:
> On the other hand, I was dismayed, upon upgrading to 11.04 to find:
> 1) My personal choice of GNOME was stomped over with Unity. I had to change
> this at the login screen. It's trivial, I know, but it violates the
> principle of least surpris
On 4 May 2011 08:26, Davyd McColl wrote:
> reporting this. Indeed, I would love any suggestion as to where to report
> this so that someone with more time (and probably more smarts) than me can
> have a look at it.
Just run ubuntu-bug and fill in the blanks to file a display bug.
Jeremy Bicha
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Just a small(-ish) note on the Unity vs GNOME thread running here...
I wholeheartedly support diversity in products/desktops/choice. So, whilst
I've tried Unity and personally it does not fit my requirements at all (it
just felt odd and, imo is better suited to wide-screen displays than my old
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Guannan Ma writes:
>
> Several questions about how to write a mouse controlling module in c/c++
> Any comments are much appreciated.
xdotool can do this for you (or libxdo if you really want to do it c). For
python there is warp_pointer() in python-xlib.
Tormod
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On Tue, 3 May 2011 12:37:05 -0400, Guannan Ma wrote:
>
> If anyone knows how to deal with it, please give me some advices.
> Where should i get started? which c/c++ header/libs that i have to use.
> Any websites or online mannual that i should take a look at.
dunno about libs, but I'd start wit
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