Unity panel is busted. When minimizing a window to panel they cannot be reopened. Logout or reboot required.
Last edited by ventrical; December 20th, 2012 at 09:14 PM. Reason: language correction
Originally Posted by ventrical Unity panel is busted. When minimizing a window to panel they cannot be reopened. Logout or reboot required. I can't get what you describe. My setup works just fine, 3.7.0-7 kernel. Unity, fast, fast. Observing how the windows open and close, lots of details, what you experience is likely a non-Intel graphics thing.
Last edited by fjgaude; December 20th, 2012 at 10:19 PM.
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Originally Posted by fjgaude I can't get what you describe. My setup works just fine, 3.7.0-7 kernel. Unity, fast, fast. Observing how the windows open and close, lots of details, what you experience is likely a non-Intel graphics thing. This activity taking place on nvidia adpater Gforce 210/218 with nvidia-current.
Greetings, Windows are working fine on 3.7.0-7 on a Intel GM45 chipset. The only problem I am having is my shutdown link logs out instead of shutdown. Currently using a shutdown bash script. This started with Tuesday's updates. Actually with the install of the current kernel. And I agree with the fast, fast, fast.
There is a new feature when you minimize windows to panel. There is this sort of wavy-pan of the icon. Actually a nice little effect (eyecandy of course). For some reason it has locked up on machine testing nvidia-current.
I removed nvidia-current and installed nouveau-firmware, but, to no avail.
Here is the link to the bug I filed. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+s...y/+bug/1092884
I logged off and then logged on to another account on the same install and the Unity Panel/launcher works perfectly. I suspect then a compiz problem. Edit: I made an addendum to the bug.
Last edited by ventrical; December 21st, 2012 at 01:42 PM. Reason: addendum..
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