end-user whines about 2.10
Randy Bush
randy at psg.com
Mon Mar 28 12:14:14 PST 2005
>> o i can't seem to find a biff for the panel. inbox monitor
>> seems to have disappeared or something, and addtopanel offers
>> nothing obvious to replace it.
> This is documented in the GNOME 2.10 release notes. I'm now using
> mail/mail-notification as a replacement, but it is not as real-time as
> the applet used to be.
i can start and configure it, but nothing appears in the
panel. and with 500 msgs a day, popups i just don't need.
>> o the wireless applet seems to have changed to some sort of
>> useless flashing pixmap of a screen. where did the signal
>> strength meter, an ever so useful device, go?
> It's a purple icon next to the flashing monitors.
ack. 'cept the signal strength is not really readable, see
<http://rip.psg.com/~randy/signal.jpg> where i can not see how
it tells me the strength, according to whoppens when i click
it, is 66%.
and how to get rid of those silly monitors? also, the
preferences/configure option seems not to work, "The interface
does not exist," when indeed ath0 does and shows on those
lovely flashing monitors.
>> o i still have not figured out how to get my own separate
>> custom application menu back. see just to the right of the
>> main menu foot in
>> <http://rip.psg.com/~randy/panel.jpg>
>> for my 2.8 panel section. sorry, i could not figure out how
>> to take a screenshot while the hierarchic menu folder was
>> open.
> I just create custom drawers, and that works fine in GNOME 2.10.
maybe if you don't have a complex hierarchy of them and need to
label each drawer so you know what you're doing. and they're
screen sticky!
>> and totem now smacks me when i try to play a vcd, whining
>> "OSS device "/dev/dsp" is already in use by another program."
>> when nothing is using sound that i can see.
>> # lsof> grep -i dsp
>> # lsof /dev/dsp
> Check your gstreamer audio settings.
uh, against what? and what should they be? current settings
are in <http://rip.psg.com/~randy/gstreamer.jpg>.
whine whine whine :-)
randy
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