| 2011-01-22 14:44:46 |
Dimitris Tzortzis |
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Normally when we use gnome-do, with the first letters you type in, the application finds what file you want to open, program to launch, action to perform etc.
Gnome-do randomly stops doing this recognition. So when I summon gnome-do and type in, eg. "fir", gnome-do usually would come up with "firefox" as it's my most used thing that starts with "fir". However sometimes "do" doesn't recognise my input (and autocomplete "firefox") and does not show any action associated with what I'm typing. When that happens I have to quit do and restart it. |
Normally when we use gnome-do, with the first letters you type in, the application finds what file you want to open, program to launch, action to perform etc.
Gnome-do randomly stops doing this recognition. So when I summon gnome-do and type in, eg. "fir", gnome-do usually would come up with "firefox" as it's my most used thing that starts with "fir". However sometimes "do" doesn't recognise my input (and autocomplete "firefox") and does not show any action associated with what I'm typing. When that happens I have to quit do and restart it.
I am running Ubuntu 10.10 on a Dell Studio 1555 and the version of gnome-do is 0.8.3.1. |
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| 2011-01-22 14:48:16 |
Dimitris Tzortzis |
description |
Normally when we use gnome-do, with the first letters you type in, the application finds what file you want to open, program to launch, action to perform etc.
Gnome-do randomly stops doing this recognition. So when I summon gnome-do and type in, eg. "fir", gnome-do usually would come up with "firefox" as it's my most used thing that starts with "fir". However sometimes "do" doesn't recognise my input (and autocomplete "firefox") and does not show any action associated with what I'm typing. When that happens I have to quit do and restart it.
I am running Ubuntu 10.10 on a Dell Studio 1555 and the version of gnome-do is 0.8.3.1. |
Normally when we use gnome-do, with the first letters you type in, the application finds what file you want to open, program to launch, action to perform etc. So when I summon gnome-do and type in, eg. "fir", gnome-do usually would come up with "firefox" as it's my most used thing that starts with "fir".
Gnome-do randomly stops doing this recognition and recovers only after I restart it. It doesn't recognise my input (and autocomplete it, show the icon etc.) and does not show any action associated with what I'm typing. So, on the left side of the window is written whatever I have typed and the right side is blank. Of course, there are no options underneath too.
When that happens I have to quit do and restart it.
I am running Ubuntu 10.10 on a Dell Studio 1555 and the version of gnome-do is 0.8.3.1.
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