Public bug reported:
xdiagnose is installed by default in Ubuntu 12.04, and its .desktop file adds
it to the Accessories section of any applications menu.
This is not an application we can expect a user to open out of interest, figure
out and happily use: it has a focus on Bugs and Workarounds,
This really has nothing to do with xterm, except that the fix needs to
be in the xterm package. Ubuntu is meant to be easy to understand, and
it's really important that new users can explore all of the applications
they are getting out of the box without running into a brick wall or
feeling lost. T
On Wed, Nov 16, 2011 at 12:36 PM, d3ngar wrote:
> Why won't Canonical address this problem? FGLRX is not that uncommon.
> Very few people find Unity a 'suitable' replacement and it's sad to see
> that we are essentially forced to migrate to a different distribution.
Hold on, did you find a distr
Sojourner, did you find a changelog that relates to this bug? I was just
looking and I couldn't find anything that sounded related within Ubuntu,
though it could be something upstream. (I haven't looked there yet).
If you still have that change and version number handy, I'm sure it
would help to f
Okay, this was indeed an intentional upstream change in xf86-input-
evdev. The changelog happens to carry some reasoning, too:
commit 21a2ac818e75ef918d320ce1e88b6263e68e598d
Author: Peter Hutterer
Date: Fri May 28 09:47:17 2010 +1000
Disable middle mouse button emulation by default.
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