diff --git a/New.md b/New.md index 233dbba..25129d4 100644 --- a/New.md +++ b/New.md @@ -5,7 +5,6 @@ All editions mdm: Webkit preview, process doesn't die when window is closed mdm: Webkit preview, mint-X doesn't show anything, only background “unattended-upgrades” is installed by default. Why is this package running everyday, searching for packages in improperly-formated repos and fails every day as seen in ‘/var/log/unattended-upgrades’? This needs to be uninstalled or set the correct variables in /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/50unattended-upgrades!! - Still cannot mousewheel across tabs in Xed kernel: check critical bugs against -45/-47 or consider Dirty Cow patch in -31 consider offering 4.8? @@ -15,9 +14,6 @@ All editions check continue button greyed out if not enough HDD space? ubiquity: If I come to the last dialog during the installer of Mint (Name, Computer name, Password) I enter at first my name, than I press several times the tab key, leaving computer name and user name at the prefilled values. If I am now in the first field for entering my password the field with the user name gets and stays completely marked, but this should not be the case. I installed (64 bit) with German language. After booting the installed system I find in the language settings the message about incomplete language packs for 4 English and 2 German language variants. The annoying thing is, that each of those 6 language packs have to get installed separately, so this really wastes some time. I did several installs of Serena and found the problem reproducible. - in xed, when you have more than a page, scrolling down (or up) with the down (or up) arrow creates a jerky display; similarly, with a large document, going from the top to the bottom with Ctrl-End (or vice-versa with Ctrl-Home) seems to have an intermediate stage where it is displaying text from somewhere in the middle of the document; reminds me of “smooth” scrolling in Firefox; makes xed unusable for me except for short periods of time or for very short files - gnome-calculator takes way to long to exit (for a calculator); it also seems to be thrashing my HDD when it exits - Having more than one terminal open the command to close all terminals in the file menu (or shortcut ctrl-shift-q) does not work as expected. Only the current terminal gets closed, all the others remain open. steam doesn't run out of the box. @@ -47,6 +43,7 @@ Cinnamon Edition - last processed comment: #64 As this category delay has now been (erroneously?) removed the menu in 18.1 appears as a regression in usability. Please restore this option. Bug Found: 24 hour format won’t change to 12 hour in vertical panel mode To reproduce: Change panel to vertical panel, then change clock from 24 hour to 12 hour, the clock will display in 24 hour format still. If you change panel to horizontal, time will be correct, change back to vertical and it changes back to 24 hour format, but settings still say 12 hour + metacity fallback should include better settings, terminal, ability to reboot MATE Edition - last processed comment: #26 ------------------------------------------ diff --git a/Postponed.md b/Postponed.md index f059488..643dd0e 100644 --- a/Postponed.md +++ b/Postponed.md @@ -51,6 +51,8 @@ Mint 18.x preselect user if only one user is present in the list configurable slideshow + xed: cannot mousewheel across tabs + revive Giver project? Cinnamon @@ -75,7 +77,6 @@ Cinnamon nemo: review all usage of Gio/Glib - re-add bg-change fade effect if I press ALT+F2 and then enter “nemo ftp://ftp.mydomain.xyz” to access to my personal ftp server trough nemo, I’ll get a request of username and password: it’s OK. The problem is that if I select the option to remember forever the username and password, it will not have effect: if I reboot Linux Mint, the next time I’ll try to access my ftp trough nemo I’ll get the request of username e password. So… nemo doesn’t remember my credentials… it’s frustrating. Entering the folder of long name , the path disappeared screen capture 1) it shows a folder of longname https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/54450962/%EC%8A%A4%ED%81%AC%EB%A6%B0%EC%83%B7%2C%202013-11-18%2002%3A18%3A19.png screen capture 2) entering the long name folder , meeting disappeared folder path of long name folder https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/54450962/%EC%8A%A4%ED%81%AC%EB%A6%B0%EC%83%B7%2C%202013-11-18%2002%3A18%3A34.png screen capture 3) But Actually It was still dsiplayed at max window https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/54450962/%EC%8A%A4%ED%81%AC%EB%A6%B0%EC%83%B7%2C%202013-11-18%2002%3A19%3A13.png Create a thumbnailer in usr/share/thumbnailers for MimeType inode/directory – when you try to run Nemo, it crashes with the error: (nemo:9078): CinnamonDesktop-WARNING **: Error reading from file:///home/simon/Desktop: Error reading from file descriptor: Is a directory Installing cover-thumbnailer is an easy way to reproduce it. @@ -89,12 +90,8 @@ Cinnamon If you plug in a USB, it auto mounts in a location on the desktop but if you unplug it, plug in another, and re-insert the first, the desktop icons overlap each other. I've noticed a similar issue in previous Mint releases. It would be great if the icons could auto position. small bug in all Linux Mint Cinnamon editions (maybe with Nemo). When I drag and drop some file(s) on an archive , my expectation is the files being added to it , but instead of that an error message pops out : “An error occurred while adding files to the archive. You can’t add an archive to itself.” . The Mate edition does not have this problem when no panels are present -> right-click the desktop -> Add a panel - always handle the desktop (when no icons are to be shown, provide right-click features all the same) - nemo context menus -> expand/collapse mini-button in the top-right corner of context menu, remember whether it's collapsed/expanded. If Nemo is open with 2 folder-panes the user can switch between both panes with F6, that is fine, if one uses the file-manager with keyboard only. The problem is, that F6 only works at once, if you have set Nemo to open with 2 panes. If Nemo opens with 1 pane (default setting) and the second pane gets opened via F3 (or menu), pressing F6 does at first nothing – no reaction at all. You can either click the second pane with the mouse (what is against a keyboard-only usage) or you have to navigate in the first pane anywhere (e.g. by pressing backspace), only after that F6 is reacting nemo: can no longer handle desktop in root session. - in context menu, show expand/collapse button/arrow to toggle showing extra context menu options - show icons per monitor.. window management: expo: set overview mode to true by default diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index f37084a..34ae205 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -12,8 +12,8 @@ Linux Mint 18.1 update translations installer slideshows -> banshee xed search: - typing shouldn't move to next result - pressing case button should perform the search + [Fixed in Git] typing shouldn't move to next result + [Fixed in Git] pressing case button should perform the search ubiquity: don't set the root password release process: update screenshots for 18.x diff --git a/Triaged.md b/Triaged.md index 3d30d3e..970da4d 100644 --- a/Triaged.md +++ b/Triaged.md @@ -8,6 +8,9 @@ Outside of the scope Can't reproduce --------------- + xed: when you have more than a page, scrolling down (or up) with the down (or up) arrow creates a jerky display; similarly, with a large document, going from the top to the bottom with Ctrl-End (or vice-versa with Ctrl-Home) seems to have an intermediate stage where it is displaying text from somewhere in the middle of the document; reminds me of “smooth” scrolling in Firefox; makes xed unusable for me except for short periods of time or for very short files + gnome-calculator: takes way to long to exit (for a calculator); it also seems to be thrashing my HDD when it exits Upstream -------- + gnome-terminal: the command to close all terminals in the file menu only closes all tabs.