If I’m reading it correctly, the submitter actually wants gedit to wrap the text at the *right margin*, and it still doesn’t do so in Lucid. That makes this a duplicate of #329500.
Okay, shouldn’t this be marked as duplicate of #10905 then? I’ll do that just now, revert if you feel differently.
Sebastien, I interpret your comment meaning this is a duplicate, but I don’t see another bug connected to this. Was this intentional or did you just forget? I’d like to subscribe to the one you think this is a duplicate of, but can’t see which one it is.
As reported by the developer at Gnome’s Bugzilla, this has been fixed upstream. https://launchpad.net/~pedrocastro/+archive/ppa/ has packages with the fix implemented. (I’ve tried 1.1.0.2-1ppa1~lucid1 and can confirm that it does indeed fix the issue.)
(Pasting this from my upstream report.)
The ’All Video Files’ filter, used when opening a video, filters out .flv video files. With the ’All Files’ filter, .flv’s open just fine, so the underlying support is there – the ’All Video Files’ filter just doesn’t know it.
Affects versions up to and including the one currently in Natty.
The ’All Video Files’ filter, used when opening a video, filters out .flv video files. With the ’All Files’ filter, .flv’s open just fine, so the underlying support is there – the ’All Video Files’ filter just doesn’t know it.
Hi,
The PPA description should read ”Test versions of clamav and its dependencies”, not ”it’s dependencies”.
Confirming this on Lucid. I use Alt-F2 and ’killall gnome-panel’ to bring the panel back.
When I click on the volume slider of an app such as Totem or Rhythmbox, the multimedia keys on my keyboard cease to function until I click outside the app’s volume slider to deactivate it. This doesn’t involve just the keys I’ve mapped to control the volume but all the multimedia keys. Also, I have a feeling I’ve seen this with other active elements (i.e. not just the application volume sliders), but I can’t recall those specifics right now. I’ll add them to this report if I find them.
I’m running up-to-date Lucid (amd64).
I suspect this could be related to Bug #388547, but thought I’d report this as separate first and let wiser minds decide on whether this is a duplicate.
The Overview page currently says:
”The simplest way to download and install:
$ easy_install -U gkeyring”
However, this results in an ”error: can’t create or remove files in install directory” because easy_install needs write access to /usr/local/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/. So the command actually needs to be
$ sudo easy_install -U gkeyring”
or, the prompt should be a # indicating root priviliges:
# easy_install -U gkeyring”