The bug simply doesn't happen on Mint and time is money, simple as that, it's not my decision, it was board-level no less.Įvery decision on bug triage as well as release policies have consequences, I shouldn't have to mention how much the adoption and force-feeding of Unity has tainted the reputation of Ubuntu in many corporate eyes that were used to Gnome2 or legacy CDE-lookalikes. That's over 3,100 desktops lost to a competitor (it's business, so competitor is the appropriate word in this case), according to the feeling I'm hearing they may jump ship on servers soon too, which is more my department, so I'm extremely disappointed. The kicker is that they now won't be going for Landmark next quarter, which is annoying. Then in that case, may I suggest a change of policy somewhere? I've just been informed that this weekend our entire corporate entity will move to Mint (MATE) from Ubuntu Gnome, due to this bug. >The user numbers are only one metric, those numbers are low, the importance of the other bug is High due to the fact that. Usr_lib_ gnome-control- center: deja-dup 29.5-0ubuntu2 UpgradeStatus: No upgrade log present (probably fresh install) InstallationMedia: Ubuntu-GNOME 14.04 'Trusty Tahr' - Alpha amd64 (20140226)

InstallationDate: Installed on (12 days ago)

Package: gnome-control- center 1:3.6.3-0ubuntu53 The second screen position is set back to the default right position.

OR if I just power off the laptop and turn it on again, Using gnome-control- center I can change the position of the second without problem.īut when I disconnect the second screen (to work on another place) and then connect it again At work I have a second screen, which I prefer to virtually put on the left side of my laptop screen.

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