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When did gnome remove keyboard options? I've updated recently, but I don't know which packages to downgrade.
Does it still disappear if you run
unset XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP
gnome-control-center
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My networking seems to have odd issues. After I boot, the gui for netoworking fails to detect any networks. Then I use wifi-menu from command line and it fails. If I try the gui again it will still not detwect any networks, another failure from the command line results in the gui picking up the networks and connecting the first try. But I don't want to have to do that everytime I turn on my computer. Any suggestions?
Thank you,
Kopkins
I'm not entirely sure that's related to Unity. I currently provide network-manager-applet-ubuntu, which is a modified version of the original that only adds indicator support.
Does the same thing happen in some other session, like gnome-shell?
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http://www.webupd8.org/2013/02/unity-no … stray.html
Looks like were going to need patched packages for just about everything with a systray icon just so it can show up
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I'm not entirely sure that's related to Unity. I currently provide network-manager-applet-ubuntu, which is a modified version of the original that only adds indicator support.
Does the same thing happen in some other session, like gnome-shell?
I'll check gnome-shell when I get home, I used E17 for a little but it used Econnman and seemed work fine after I got all the AUR stuff installed. I'll run gnome-shell tonight.
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Thanks chenxiaolong, but it doesn't work. I've set the options with dconf.
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http://www.webupd8.org/2013/02/unity-no … stray.html
Looks like were going to need patched packages for just about everything with a systray icon just so it can show up
I'll simply patch my Unity package to display all systray icons (not too difficult). Appindicator support would require a lot of rebuilding and patching without major benefit.
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chenxiaolong wrote:http://www.webupd8.org/2013/02/unity-no … stray.html
Looks like were going to need patched packages for just about everything with a systray icon just so it can show up
I'll simply patch my Unity package to display all systray icons (not too difficult). Appindicator support would require a lot of rebuilding and patching without major benefit.
I just reverted revision 3134. It's just a tiny bit of code anyway, so it wouldn't be hard to adapt to future changes in Unity. I completely agree on the Appindicator support.
Btw, do you know of a way to wait for a non-child process to finish in Linux? It seems that there is no way of doing this without ugly race-prone code in Linux.
proc_t **processes = readproctab(PROC_FILLSTAT | PROC_FILLCOM);
int i;
for (i = 0; processes[i] != NULL; i++) {
if (processes[i]->cmdline != NULL) {
int length = strlen(processes[i]->cmdline[0]);
if (length >= 6 &&
strcmp(processes[i]->cmdline[0] + length - 6, "pacman") == 0) {
printf("pacman is running. (PID %i) Waiting for it to finish...",
processes[i]->tid);
fflush(stdout);
while (1) {
if (kill(processes[i]->tid, 0) == -1 && errno == ESRCH) {
break;
}
usleep(10000);
}
printf(" Done\n");
break;
}
}
}
I have this right now, but it's incredibly ugly. I'm patching Unity to wait for pacman to finish before updating the launcher icons because pacman's "-Syu" is equal to "-Rdd oldversion" + "-Sdd newversion".
EDIT: See below
Last edited by chenxiaolong (2013-02-08 00:21:22)
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Thanks chenxiaolong, but it doesn't work. I've set the options with dconf.
Could you check if /usr/lib/control-center-1/panels/libkeyboard.so and /usr/lib/gnome-settings-daemon-3.0/libkeyboard.so ? If they don't exist, I try recompiling gnome-settings-daemon-ubuntu and gnome-control-center-ubuntu.
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Yep, pacman had to be different from every other package manager.
In pacman-4.0.3/lib/libalpm/add.c in function commit_single_pkg(), there's
/* see if this is an upgrade. if so, remove the old package first */
alpm_pkg_t *local = _alpm_db_get_pkgfromcache(db, newpkg->name);
So there we have it, that's why our launchers keep disappearing from the launcher.
Options:
1. Fix pacman
Can't do it. That would require some parts of pacman to be fundamentally changed.
2. Make Unity wait for pacman to finish before refreshing launcher icons.
Can't do it. Unity's launcher update operations don't run in a separate thread. Trying to do anything with the icons while pacman is running will hang Unity.
3.. ???
(There's no such thing as a stupid idea) I hate having to re-add my Firefox and Chromium launcher every few updates
Last edited by chenxiaolong (2013-02-08 00:20:49)
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What about writing a script? Something that could be a cron job. You could have it run once a day in the morning. All it would do is inventory the launchers. I'm not sure how Unity keeps track of what is in the launcher but I bet it wouldn't be very hard to have a script write that to a text file somewhere. The part that makes me uneasy is trying to get the icons back, and this has to be tied in when pacman is run. Perhaps create an alias for pacman in .bashrc.
alias pacman="sudo pacman; checklauncher"
.
I feel like this could cause issues somehow, but it could work I think. The checklauncher script would simply scan the text file from the cron script that ran earlier, and check for discrepencies with the Unity launcher. If there are discrepencies then it adds back the launchers that it needs.
I'm not sure. What do you think?
Last edited by Kopkins (2013-02-08 00:46:00)
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well, the only solution I can think of is, like kopkins' idea:
have some application (daemon, cronjob, script, whatever) watch pacman, compare 'before'-launcher with 'after'-launcher and (re-)add missing icons.
It'd also have to check if the application the icon belongs to still exists, since you could have done 'pacman -Rs some-app-with-launcher-icon' ...
but that approach doesn't sound like a nice solution to me...
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Hi, I've treid to use your repo and for now, I've seen unity work also on my system (still need to fully switch and do a proper testing anyway)..
I was thinking, do this new tool can be implemented also in unity-arch?
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Hi, I've treid to use your repo and for now, I've seen unity work also on my system (still need to fully switch and do a proper testing anyway)..
I was thinking, do this new tool can be implemented also in unity-arch?
Be careful about things like this.
Unity Tweak Tool is currently in active development. Install at your own risk.
Using this under ubuntu where unity is most stable is warned against. I would be very hesistant using it under arch where unity is less stable.
Kopkins
Last edited by Kopkins (2013-02-10 17:14:29)
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unity.xe-xe.org repo is updated.
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Does the indicator-bluetooth work for you?
My bluetooth settings stop working long ago. It's always on. The only way I can turn it off is by
rfkill block bluetooth
EDIT: after a reboot, everything works now.
Last edited by qiuwei (2013-02-12 14:31:06)
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Hello.
Is it possible to get Ubuntu overlay scrollbar on Arch Linux? I'm using cinnamon as DE and I already installed gtk3-ubuntu package instead of gtk3.
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I'm not sure if you need the gtk3-ubuntu package, but you will need the overlay-scrollbar package...
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Yes, you need overlay-scrollbar package, it is available in repos
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The problem is that I can't install it. It wants to install some gtk2 as depencency but it fails to download it.
Info from yaourt:
Validating source files with sha512sums...
gtk+-2.24.14.tar.xz ... FAILED
Any thoughts?
BTW. I thought that gtk3-ubuntu contains overlay scrollbar. Am I mistaken?
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you need gtk2-ubuntu also.
yes, you are wrong, overlay-scrollbar is not in gtk3-ubuntu, gtk3-ubuntu is just patched to support it.
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The problem is that I can't install it. It wants to install some gtk2 as depencency but it fails to download it.
Info from yaourt:
Validating source files with sha512sums...
gtk+-2.24.14.tar.xz ... FAILEDAny thoughts?
BTW. I thought that gtk3-ubuntu contains overlay scrollbar. Am I mistaken?
He means install it from unity.xe-xe.org instead of aur.
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Thanks it is working fine now. However I have one question. Does every app should have overlay scrollbar? In my case firefox is using standard scrollbar. Is it possible to change it to overlay?
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Thanks it is working fine now. However I have one question. Does every app should have overlay scrollbar? In my case firefox is using standard scrollbar. Is it possible to change it to overlay?
As far as I know, nope.
Because the user interface of firefox(and also google-chrome) is not written with stand GUI toolkit on linux such as gtk or qt.
But I guess there should be some extensions for the browsers to mimic the overlay scrollbar.
Last edited by qiuwei (2013-02-14 19:30:57)
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killyou wrote:Thanks it is working fine now. However I have one question. Does every app should have overlay scrollbar? In my case firefox is using standard scrollbar. Is it possible to change it to overlay?
As far as I know, nope.
Because the user interface of firefox(and also google-chrome) is not written with stand GUI toolkit on linux such as gtk or qt.
But I guess there should be some extensions for the browsers to mimic the overlay scrollbar.
Even in Ubuntu, Apps like Firefox don't have the overlay scrollbars. If you want a little different look you can change the theme, or if you like the ambiance theme you can change the scrollbars to color. If you go into the theme folder and edit a file you can color the scrollbars. /usr/share/themes/Ambiance/gtk-2.0/gtkrc has a line that has "colorize scrollbar = FALSE" if you change it to TRUE then your scrollbars will appear in the default theme color. If you look in the gtk-2.0 and gtk-3.0 folders there are some other config files you can change for the theme. If you change the default Ubuntu color to a different one, the scrollbars and highlight color will be different. the default Ubuntu color is #f07746. I haven't found the rest of the config files are somewhere else and I haven't found them yet for the new Unity, so some of the menu's and buttons will still be in the old color. Of course everything is reverted back each time Unity updates anyway.
Best of luck.
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Anyone else noticed
* that empathy on the launcher doesn't have a number of unread messages even though the indicator-messages works as expected?
* The HUD often doesn't correctly search things. Like I can't set busy/away/available or anything else from the indicator-messages package? The bluetooth indicator often doesn't work with HUD either.
* unity-webapps-gmail works (adds to launcher and display unread count of email), but doesn't ever pop up when someone instant messages you. I believe on Ubuntu 12.10 this works.
Fully up to date with below relevant packages installed.
unity-extra/unity-webapps-gmail 2.4.7-102 (unity-extra)
unity-extra/empathy-ubuntu 3.6.3-100.0ubuntu2 (gnome-extra)
unity/indicator-messages 12.10.6daily13.01.25-100 (unity)
unity/libunity-webapps 2.4.3daily13.02.04.1-100 (unity)
extra/telepathy-farstream 0.6.0-1
extra/telepathy-gabble 0.17.2-1 (telepathy)
extra/telepathy-glib 0.20.1-1
extra/telepathy-haze 0.6.0-2 (telepathy)
extra/telepathy-idle 0.1.14-1 (telepathy)
unity-extra/telepathy-indicator 0.3.0.0ubuntu3-100 (unity-extra)
extra/telepathy-logger 0.6.0-1
extra/telepathy-mission-control 5.14.0-1
extra/telepathy-qt 0.9.3-3
extra/telepathy-rakia 0.7.4-1 (telepathy)
extra/telepathy-salut 0.8.1-1 (telepathy)
unity-extra/unity-webapps 1.0-102 (unity-extra)
unity/indicator-bluetooth 0.0.5-100 (unity)
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