Re: Unneeded System Tools menu

2008/3/31, Matthew East <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > A better solution in my opinion would be to move the > Applications -> System Tools submenu to a System -> Tools submenu. I agree that the current setup is very poor, for the reasons already presented. If the System -> Tools is unfeasible at this p

Re: Unneeded System Tools menu

2008/3/31, Sebastien Bacher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > using it. We used to do changes to not have it on the default > installation but the system menus have lot of items and the category is > quickly unmasked when installing something using it anyway Having it not used in the default installation

Re: Unneeded System Tools menu

2008/3/31, Milan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > The expression "System" is not the only, nor the main problem: adding a > submenu when you only have 7 of them is a major change in Applications. My point exactly. > categories of programs. And "Tools" already exists, if you don't go this > way: it's cal

Re: i18n in Ubuntu 8.04 LTS - great work! (& current status)

Hello! I'd just like to thank everyone who has fixed i18n problems and helped me to get some of the fixes to the archive et cetera to make Ubuntu 8.04 LTS the best localized release ever! The Firefox translations are now finally starting to get in, thanks to (very) hard work being done by the Mozi

Re: i18n in Ubuntu 8.04 LTS - great work! (& current status)

2008/4/20 (``-_-´´) -- Fernando <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I'll have to look for our bug number and report back, but as you can see, > this is a major showstopper, because any Portuguese Ubuntu User will be > presented with and English GUI of OOo. > Is this a question of CD space? Hi. Unfortunatel

Re: i18n in Ubuntu 8.04 LTS - great work! (& current status)

2008/4/21 Martin Pitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > In cases where that's not possible, I think the current approach of > having the language selector install the missing pieces is better. Yes, without any Internet connection available during install, post-install should have enough guiding for the lan

Re: Banshee by default in Intrepid

2008/6/9 Mackenzie Morgan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I was a Banshee user for about 9 months or so. That ended a year ago. > Unless it's changed, Banshee only recognizes songs you have imported. It > does not monitor directories for new songs, and especially not recursively. Yep, and for this very

Re: Did we really release 8.04?

2008/7/7 Emmet Hikory <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > While we all tend to be busy much of the time, perhaps there are ways > that we can improve the view of bugs in need of attention, or > otherwise help understand which bugs are likely to be perceived as > painful to users at release time. I think the s

Re: Did we really release 8.04?

2008/7/7 Bryce Harrington <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> I think the single most needed feature in Launchpad regarding this >> would be the possibility for voting, as done in bugzilla. > > I don't know if I necessarily agree with this. Voting may feel good > from a user perspective and certainly couldn't

Re: Did we really release 8.04?

2008/7/11 Matthew Paul Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > That doesn't require a script. For example, bugs targeted to > intrepid-alpha-2, sorted by number of duplicates: > Cool, didn't know that! A

Re: Call for testing empathy

2008/8/9 Alexander Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Voice and video, period. By the time Empathy starts to reach Pidgin stability and feature parity otherwise, Pidgin probably has those too. Though it has been long in the making, the current V&V branch seems to be functional. Anyway, the more integrat

Re: Re-encoding sample content with latest theora encoders

2008/8/9 Onkar Shinde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Theora has improved really well in last year. I think we should take > advantage of the latest development in theora encoder [1] and > re-encode the video from original source to produce better looking > video. Yep, I've thought about this myself, too.

Re: Boot-time improvements

2008/9/9 Jonathan Carter (highvoltage) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > 2. Remove the flashes and brown screens when starting Gnome > > Personally, my biggest annoyance as a user is the brown screen that > flashes between GDM and when Gnome starts. It would be much nicer if gdm > displayed the greeter for ha

Re: Boot-time improvements

2008/9/10 Przemysław Kulczycki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Maybe we could achieve it using Prefetch? > https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Specs/Prefetch > https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AutomaticBootAndApplicationPrefetchingSpec Prefetch would be nice, and definitely would improve the user experience. In the

Re: Boot-time improvements

2008/9/11 Krzysztof Lichota <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > As an author of Prefetch, I cannot agree that it would not fix seeks ;) > Part of my implementation, not enabled by default as it is highly > experimental, is ext3 defragmenter which puts all files for prefetch > in one place on disk, so the reques

Re: Boot-time improvements

2008/9/12 Chris Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > the mailing list here. So, as a test, I timed my own system how long it > takes to boot. From GRUB boot to login screen, it was 36.72 secs. And > that is on a Celeron D with 512MB DDR RAM and booting from an old IDE > hard drive. I'd imagine that a more

Re: Boot-time improvements

2008/9/12 Oliver Grawert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> You have 25-35 seconds from GRUB till desktop appearing (using autologin)? > > i have managed 22 already with a not to drastic set of modifications (19 > after grub [1] plus the three second grub timeout) with the ten seconds > my BIOS takes that eve

Re: OpenOffice 3 and Firefox 3.1 in Intrepid?

2008/9/5 Chris Cheney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > released on Sept 8 which puts the final release around Oct 20. That > doesn't leave enough time to make it even marginally stable, since that > would be only 3 days before the Intrepid release candidate. Note that there are also dependencies like openof

Re: Ubuntu 8.10 significantly slower than previous versions

I wonder how this discussion is able to drift so much away from the actual subject on both ubuntu-devel and ubuntu-devel-discuss. Many people do not want to believe results or just point out one or two of them are meaningless (like NVIDIA graphics performance with closed drivers is not that interes

Re: Go-OOO.org?

2008/12/30 Joe Terranova : > a) Open Office (and its derivatives I assume) is a bear to package. > Transition packages between releases open up more points of failure. > Will Go-Ooo.org last, or die in 2 months? Is anyone btw familiar how much of go-oo.org is Novell's business competition to Sun,

Jaunty I18N/translation issues

Hi, I started JauntyTranslationIssues page in the wiki a while ago to followup the previous similar page David created for Intrepid: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TranslatingUbuntu/JauntyTranslationIssues Please help to keep it up-to-date as soon as the issues take shape and are verifiable as I18N bug

Re: translating the categories in the totem BBC plugin or not?

2009/3/6 Sebastien Bacher : > The change add the list of categories to the translatable strings and I > would gather some opinion on whether people think that's a good idea or > not knowing that the media content available is in english. I'd think it's enough that the actual titles are in English.

Re: Reason for removing animation from Gnome login?

2009/3/23 Marius Gedminas : > Personally, for me the desktop startup is (or feels) I/O-bound, with the > panel applets showing up one by one with agonizing pauses in between and > the disk running at full throttle. Yes, it is. In jaunty, the current warm start (everything in cache, ie. login, logo

Re: Reason for removing animation from Gnome login?

2009/3/25 Marius Gedminas : > I'm wondering why readahead doesn't load all those thousands of small > files needed for desktop startup during boot, before I try to log in. > I'm guessing that it just doesn't know the particular ones that I need - > everyone's GNOME settings are different, applets a

Thanks to you all, 9.04 will be a great release in all languages

Hi, This is just a small ”thank you” and also ”just look at that” kind of post. The thing that should be looked at is: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TranslatingUbuntu/JauntyTranslationIssues Virtually all I18N issues that were a) never fixed in eg. intrepid (or earlier) b) found out as new (having exi

Regression in getting fully translated Ubuntu installation - what to do for karmic?

Hi, CC:ing ubuntu-translators just to get interested people on-board, no need to continue CC:ing. Please look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/language-selector/+bug/434173 - do you think I'm missing something, can the report be refined? The new way of handling supporting translations, writing aids

Re: Minutes from the Technical Board meeting, 2009-09-22

2009/9/22 Jordan Mantha : >>   * Based on feedback all around, it was agreed that it is still early >>     for sun-java6 to be dropped.  However, it was not yet clear if >>     responsibility for the package should be changed. >>   * ACTION: kees to drive sun-java6 email thread and get resolution o

Including usb-modeswitch in default installation?

Hi, a) Is anyone aware of some earlier discussions on the topic wrt Ubuntu and b) Would everyone agree that it would make a lot of sense? 3G broadband usage is incredibly popular nowadays at least around here, and usb-modeswitch is a must have for a majority (?) of new 3G modems these days. It's

Re: Including usb-modeswitch in default installation?

2010/2/7 Alan Pope : >> a) Is anyone aware of some earlier discussions on the topic wrt Ubuntu >> and b) Would everyone agree that it would make a lot of sense? > > Perhaps if some of the more irritating bugs in usb_modeswitch and > network_manager around 3g connections were fixed, yes. Some > spec

Re: Including usb-modeswitch in default installation?

2010/2/9 Timo Jyrinki : > If I read those correctly, they work neither with or without > usb-modeswitch, hence adding it would not decrease any usability? I poked around on IRC and summarized with my non-existent journalistic skills the situation in my blog: http://losca.blogspot.com/2

Re: ntfs-3g in Lucid

2010/2/11 Patrick Goetz : >> upgrade to get 2010.1.16 into testing: > > Doesn't look like it: Just to note, it's still in unstable in Debian, possibly migrating into testing on 20th if no new release critical bugs are filed against it before that. However, lucid's DebianImportFreeze was already on

Re: Including usb-modeswitch in default installation?

2010/2/13 Timo Jyrinki : > I think the main interesting thing would be that what are the > usb-modeswitch developers' motivations and could they with some help > from the kernel guys be directed to contribute more to the kernel. In addition to previous concerns in this thread addr

Re: Including usb-modeswitch in default installation?

2010/2/24 Peteris Krisjanis : > I fully agree with you Scott, however I am not sure which one of us > should start discussion there. Would be nice for you Ubuntu guys to > start pushing this idea, because you have some backing. > > Anyway, I'm subscribing to that list and if no one will volunteer,

Re: Including usb-modeswitch in default installation?

2010/2/25 Peteris Krisjanis : > By the way, reading all materials, I just thought - usb-modeswitch now > has nice udev wrapper - why not ship it by default? Why it isn't in > main? Is there any objections to this? Patents, legal issues (I can't > think of any, but still)? I think this is where com

String break in ubuntone-client without freeze exception

Hi Rodney, You recently uploaded a new version of ubuntuone-client source package. Please note that Ubuntu has been in UserInterfaceFreeze since March 4th, requiring freeze exception including a bug report and a note to relevant mailing lists. See more information at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Freeze

Re: String break in ubuntone-client without freeze exception

2010/3/15 Rodney Dawes : > which there are translations, and doesn't really explain which > strings you feel broke this freeze. Can you list them please, so > we can determine which ones exactly you think broke the freeze? > > I'll leave you in the capable hands of Elliot if there are any > ones th

Re: Booting and login - why are users not logged in automatically?

2010/3/24 Evan : > For security we definitely want users to enter their passwords by default. > > However, given this default you raise a good point that ureadahead > should be optimized for this option, not for auto-login. Note though that Ubuntu Netbook defaults to auto-login, and netbook boot s

Re: .desktop files and translations help needed

2010/3/27 Richard JOHNSON : > I have a few .desktop files for kubuntu-docs, however these files aren't > used to execute an application and are used by khelpcenter for the index. I > figured out that by naming the file .desktop.in and using _Name=Foo bar > will be it translated, I think. Any other

Re: Proposal to delay release of Precise Pangolin

2011/10/19 Dustin Kirkland : > The 12.04.1 (the first of the "dot" releases") is scheduled for 23 > August 2012, which is about 4 months after the 12.04 release (26 April > 2012).  The "dot" release is, in fact, a bug-fix and > hardware-enablement only release cycle.  Realistically, some > enterpri

Re: MySQL's future in Debian and Ubuntu

2012/2/7 Clint Byrum : > So what should we, the Debian and Ubuntu MySQL maintainers and users, > do about this? This is really more for the heavy users to answer, but I haven't seen any indication that MariaDB wouldn't be an LTS worthy replacement. It has the majority of former MySQL core develope

Re: Drop Gwibber from default install

2012/3/12 Ken VanDine : > For those that haven't tried the latest version, I really suggest > getting 3.3.91 and taking that for a spin.  Most of the effort we've put > into it recently have been quality, so no stunning changes but more > reliability.  Duplicate detection and handling of the conten

Re: Drop Gwibber from default install

2012/3/14 Rodney Dawes : > Can you please clarify what you mean by "laggy" here? And are > there bugs open for what you mean by your use of the term? The smooth scroll bug covers it mostly, but some specifics might use separate bug reports. At least the following come to mind right away: - You ca

Re: How to install Precise without getting screwed?

2012/4/11 Dane Mutters : > There's somewhat more to it than that.  The major issue (among many other > issues) is that the new GUIs don't do the things that used to be available > on the old one (Gnome 2).  Example: I can't add a good system monitor to > Gnome 3 because the old gnome-system-monitor

Re: [Idea] PhoneGap support for Ubuntu

2012/11/6 Ma Xiaojun : > This is inspired by the following post: > https://mail.gnome.org/archives/desktop-devel-list/2012-November/msg6.html > > Since Ubuntu is heading towards Tablets and mobile phones now. > It would be very nice if we also join the PhoneGap camp. This occurred to me is as

Re: [Idea] PhoneGap support for Ubuntu

2012/11/6 James Haigh : > What? Could you please provide a link? http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/1195 - "look at the core of Ubuntu and review it through a mobile lens". I think PhoneGap would fit in the core by being essentially also a sort of build/packaging tool, and having support for

Re: This missing kernel headers on our latest stable release madness...

2013/2/22 Scott Ritchie : > I've been absolutely flooded with informal reports over a period of several > months now of 12.10 being still broken with regards to proprietary drivers. > > Reports like this are typical, especially after the influx of steam users: > "Installed ubuntu + proprietary amd

Re: This missing kernel headers on our latest stable release madness...

2013/2/22 Scott Ritchie : > I'm not sure what the underlying fix should be, but it is making me question > if there's some sort of larger process issue here because we've managed to > drop this on the floor for so long. A good question. It might be that the proprietary drivers haven't been pushed

Re: Side-by-side installation of Qt5 and Qt4

Hi, Yes, Qt4 and Qt5 are fully co-installable in Ubuntu 13.04 (and 12.04 LTS + 12.10 with the help of the PPA). You should install either qt4-default or qt5-default package to select which tools are given you by default, ie. when you type eg. qmake without any parameters. You can then switch betwe

Re: qt5ct for Wily

2015-09-20 12:24 GMT+03:00 Ralf Mardorf : > does somebody know a link that introduces how to build qt5 applications > for Wily? The closest might be http://pkg-kde.alioth.debian.org/packagingqtstuff.html > [weremouse@moonstudio qt5ct-0.17]$ qtchooser -qt=5 -run-tool=qmake > PREFIX=/usr/local Ju

Re: Xenial startup disk creator and custom ISO

]. -Timo [1] http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~timo-jyrinki/ubuntu-fi-remix/main/revision/31 -- Ubuntu-devel-discuss mailing list Ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com Modify settings or unsubscribe at: https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-devel-discuss

Raising i18n awareness among developers

Hello, I'd like to raise some internationalization issues Ubuntu has faced and is facing currently. As a translator and user of Ubuntu in my native language I've sometimes felt that it would be useful to have better awareness of i18n issues among the developers in general. I hope this will help pe

Deprecating slocate for desktop users?

Hi, Are there still grounds for keeping slocate in cron.daily for desktop users? At least I'm annoyed by it running on my computers every day, and I always either remove it or move it to cron.monthly for the occasional use. Still, I think there is no GUI for it anyway, and everyone's home dire

Re: Deprecating slocate for desktop users?

Chris Jones kirjoitti: > Speaking for myself, I regularly use slocate to find things that are > outside my home directory (not that I use tracker for things that are in > my home directory - I put them where they are, so I know where they are ;) I also use slocate sometimes, and I don't use tracke

Re: Deprecating slocate for desktop users?

On Thu, 3 Jan 2008, George Farris wrote: >> Speaking for myself, I regularly use slocate to find things that are >> outside my home directory (not that I use tracker for things that are in >> my home directory - I put them where they are, so I know where they are ;) > > I also regularly use slocat

Reminders: 1. UI freeze == string freeze, notifications needed for translators. 2. please remember i18n.

Hello, I'd like to remind developers about the UI freeze, which is string freeze at the same time. See https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FreezeExceptionProcess I'm generally more interested in getting stuff done that following processes that tightly, but for Ubuntu localization to succeed (one thing in the

Re: Reminders: 1. UI freeze == string freeze, notifications needed for translators. 2. please remember i18n.

2008/3/7, Scott James Remnant <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Package maintainers are no more in the light than the translators, all > the package maintainer is doing is packaging a new upstream version and > uploading it. The wider subject is an interesting one any maybe something that should be part of

Re: Reminders: 1. UI freeze == string freeze, notifications needed for translators. 2. please remember i18n.

2008/3/8, Scott Ritchie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Does string freeze include changes to package descriptions? Not sure if I'm the correct person to answer this, but I'd say no. Package description translations is not what Ubuntu translators do every day, or at least Ubuntu doesn't offer a framework l

Remaining i18n/localization issues in Ubuntu 8.04 LTS, please fix your packages and use non-English yourself

Hi, some i18n nagging from me again, yay! First of all, I'd hope that developers that are non-native English speakers or otherwise handle other languages fluently, would use that language in their desktop environment eg. for the rest of hardy cycle at least occasionally. Most non-developers use th

Re: What happened to IcedTea in Hardy?

2008/3/23, Thilo Six <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/icedtea-java7/+bug/203636 I don't think that answers the last question, since the current openjdk-6-* packages do not include Java browser plugin. So is there a specific openjdk-6 browser plugin coming, or is the