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    Notify OSD is squared and takes too much time to close

    Title says it all. A picture won't hurt

    It takes around 2 minutes to disappear.
    I don't know exactly how it started. It was working pretty well.
    Before I notice the OSD was messed up, I had disabled Compiz (to test some game) and I've been goofing around with the Awn Dock, moving it around the corners of the screen. Not sure what caused it to bug. I've tried restarting the machine, "sudo apt-get remove notify-osd" and "apt-get install..", I've tried changing system fonts..

    What should I do to 'reset' it, or something?
    I'll be trying to fix it on my own over here. I'll post back if I get any luck at it.
    Thanks

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    Completely disabling Compiz (Desktop Effects OFF) renders this:


    Doesn't look right.
    The first picture was taken with Compiz enabled.
    Last edited by GTMoraes; March 27th, 2011 at 03:44 AM. Reason: resized picture

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    Re: Notify OSD is squared and takes too much time to close

    It seems like you are experiencing this "bug":
    https://bugs.launchpad.net/notify-osd/+bug/649838

    Are you using Xorg-Edgers' PPA?

    Even if so, that doesn't explain the long time before it disappears.

    Are you using this app?:
    http://maketecheasier.com/easily-cus...cid/2010/05/26

    Or at least a patched version of notify-osd?

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    Re: Notify OSD is squared and takes too much time to close

    Not the latter.
    I think I'm using the Xorg's one because I have their repository. Same graphic chipset too. Is there any known way to fix it already?

    Also, for some reason, after some GDM restarts, my FN button control for volume, brightness and battery status report (like on the first picture) have disappeared. I also can't find the Battery manager anymore (not even on System > Preferences). Tried restarting, but no luck. I'll google around for it

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    Re: Notify OSD is squared and takes too much time to close

    Quote Originally Posted by GTMoraes View Post
    I think I'm using the Xorg's one because I have their repository. Same graphic chipset too. Is there any known way to fix it already?
    Not that I know. I enabled those PPA at my mom's system, to get the ATI OSED. I just used the mentioned app to make notify-osd completely squared.
    Quote Originally Posted by GTMoraes View Post
    Also, for some reason, after some GDM restarts, my FN button control for volume, brightness and battery status report (like on the first picture) have disappeared. I also can't find the Battery manager anymore (not even on System > Preferences). Tried restarting, but no luck. I'll google around for it
    I would also have to do a web search on it. But I don't think that it's related.

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    Re: Notify OSD is squared and takes too much time to close

    Fixed the power and FN controls, the "gnome-power-manager" was uninstalled. Looks like it got deleted when I ran "remove notify-osd"

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    What might be the cause? It started out of the nowhere, really. It was working pretty well, until a major boredness hit me and I wanted to play a game. Turned off Compiz and played it. Closed the game, restarted compiz and started goofing around with Awn. Someone logged on MSN and I've noticed the weird OSD. Just like that. Tried removing Awn, but nothing happened.

    Btw, the "time issue" looks like to happen only when I summon the Battery status (Fn + F1). It takes around 5~10 seconds on normal messages

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    Hey, I've checked it now - Seems like I'm using a patched Notify-OSD from Xorg Edgers... how can I revert it to Maverick's default?

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    Tried this:
    Disable Xorg's repositories
    Remove notify-osd
    Restart
    Reinstall notify-osd (I've made sure it was getting from the normal source)
    Reinstall gnome-power-management (It gets uninstalled with notify-osd, but not installed together)
    Restart
    Test

    No luck. Still the same thing.
    Last edited by GTMoraes; March 27th, 2011 at 04:21 AM.

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    Re: Notify OSD is squared and takes too much time to close

    Quote Originally Posted by GTMoraes View Post
    Btw, the "time issue" looks like to happen only when I summon the Battery status (Fn + F1). It takes around 5~10 seconds on normal messages
    Ok. I believe it's a feature, the same happens when batteries of wireless mice are critically low.
    Quote Originally Posted by GTMoraes View Post
    Hey, I've checked it now - Seems like I'm using a patched Notify-OSD from Xorg Edgers... how can I revert it to Maverick's default?

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    Tried this:
    Disable Xorg's repositories
    Remove notify-osd
    Restart
    Reinstall notify-osd (I've made sure it was getting from the normal source)
    Reinstall gnome-power-management (It gets uninstalled with notify-osd, but not installed together)
    Restart
    Test

    No luck. Still the same thing.
    Oh, actually. I didn't know until now that their PPA also provides a patched notifiy-osd. However, those isn't really different, the only difference is that one is able to change its appearance, those feature is imo just disabled in the official version.

    It's actually curious that you didn't notice the issue with its corners earlier, because imo this issue is always present when using their packages.

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    Re: Notify OSD is squared and takes too much time to close

    Weird, if I had that issue before, I would have noticed.. the text isn't centered. You really miss a border there.

    Also, I've had some 'issues' with the OSD and Dual Monitor setup, with the osd only showing on the top-right corner of the right monitor (which I use only for demonstrations, and work on the notebook screen - but that's another topic). It was good looking, round borders till yesterday - actually, till two hours ago.

    Someone on a russian forum talked about "pixman" and Cairo. I'll try reinstall Cairo from the intellinuxgraphics.org (Also, I'm using the Kernel 2.6.38-4 and the latest graphic drivers, if that matters) and Pixman from.. somewhere. I'll post back with the results

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    Installed the 0.18.4 (as said on the russian forum/bugtracker it would work) and Cairo 1.10.2, as requested by Intel. No luck, still bugged.
    What it may be? I don't wanna reinstall Ubuntu just for this!
    Last edited by GTMoraes; March 27th, 2011 at 05:08 AM.

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    Re: Notify OSD is squared and takes too much time to close

    The "libpixman" package is the actual culprit, I remember:
    http://packages.ubuntu.com/maverick/libpixman-1-0

    It's also included by Xorg-Edgers' PPA.

    Regarding modifying the position of the notify-osd bubbles, see my earlier post:
    http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=10115367

    It refers to this article: http://maketecheasier.com/easily-cus...cid/2010/05/26

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    Re: Notify OSD is squared and takes too much time to close

    So, uh.. I tried "sudo apt-get remove libpixman-1-0" and the result... well

    Code:
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    gtmoraes@GTMoraes-Aspire:~$
    Looks scary. What should I do? Was I supposed to remove or update it?
    btw I've translated the output to english manually

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    tried "sudo apt-get install --reinstall libpixman-1-0", it installed some things, but didn't solve the problem.
    Last edited by GTMoraes; March 27th, 2011 at 05:42 AM.

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    Re: Notify OSD is squared and takes too much time to close

    Quote Originally Posted by GTMoraes View Post
    So, uh.. I tried "sudo apt-get remove libpixman-1-0" and the result... well

    Looks scary. What should I do? Was I supposed to remove or update it?
    Yeah, you can't remove it. You could only "ppa-purge" Xorg-Edgers' PPA, or stick with it, and accept the squared corners of notify-osd. Why do you use their PPA then?

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