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#741
I've noticed a bug in tear:
Once you open two windows, the hardware keys (fullscreen, resize) stop working.
 
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#742
Repository updated.
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Because you have popup menus with their most significant entries at the bottom, try the following after the popup call:

menu.emit('move-scroll', gtk.SCROLL_END)

I haven't noticed any bad visual side effects when doing this. But then, I'm running in a slightly slower environment.
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#744
Originally Posted by maacruz View Post
I've noticed a bug in tear:
Once you open two windows, the hardware keys (fullscreen, resize) stop working.
It also seems to have something to do with lid being open or closed.
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#745
Nah, it has nothing to do with those things It has to do with the inability to support several windows updated with the current selected options. The options manager should correct that, but then the all windows would share the same option.
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#746
I typically never have more than one window open and there are times if my keyboard is closed that the fullscreen and zoom buttons wont work. Cant figure out any pattern to the behavior, but I can confirm it does happen.
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#747
The shortcuts are in fact actions and actions are problematic on the tablet too, I'm going to replace them.
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#748
interesting observation:

tyrning images of will still make use of already downloaded images, and the page will render in a snap.

is it the downloading of new images thats become cpu intensive?
 

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#749
Anyone else use Facebook. www.x.facebook.com

When I used it on microb, performance was decent, but it kept reporting javascript issues. Finally tried it in Tear and it works much better though some things still hava the javascript issue pop up (such as changing status or viewing people's photos).
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Originally Posted by heelio View Post
Yay. That build loads Gmail! Progress!

I am afraid I must report that the other Gmail error (which I will describe) still exists however...
Whenever I attempt to delete a message, at the very top of the screen I get this message "Gmail Oops... the system encountered a problem (#500) - Retrying in (lists some amount of seconds) Retry now.


If I reload the Gmail page that message will NOT have been deleted. This problem does not exist in MicroB...
Sending in Gmail also has brought up "Error #500" for me.

OTOH, Tear sure is faster at GMail than is MicroB, and you can get GMail to suggest addresses as you type without having to backspace to elicit them.
 
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