Re: "install everything" and @everything dumped

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--- Rahul Sundaram <sundaram@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Hi
> 
> >
> > All my windows launched end up stuck to the top of
> my screen and there 
> > is no way to switch to previously launched
> applications. The last 
> > application launched has focus. It appears there
> is no window manager. 
> > Metacity is the WM, GNOME is the desktop.
> 
> Is there a bug report on this? . This doesnt happen
> for me. Does it 
> happen for anyone else at all?
>
Yes it happens to me.  Firefox even crashes randomly. 
I use openoffice write and firefox at the same time
one looses focus while the other one is open.  When
firefox crashes I have to reopen it.  

Until now, I have discovered a program called windows
selector in gnome that lets me browse and switch
between windows.  This program fixes that problem.  

description:
The Window Selector shows a list of all windows and
lets you browse them.

> 
> > . If you want something done right, do it
> yourself, I guess.
> 
> Maybe but you will have to patch every update which
> is exactly why doing 
> it locally is a problem for distribution and end
> users. Exceptions are 
> made for things like bugs that are fixed before
> being upstreamed.
> 
> >
> > So having an installer where everything that is on
> the installation 
> > disks is never going to happen?
> 
> Dont know. I personally dont want that in the
> interface though I am not 
> a Anaconda developer. I am not sure installing
> things like every 
> language in the disk is going to be useful.
> Kickstart can be used to 
> shoot yourself in the foot. It allows for all kind
> of customisability 
> unless there is a bug.
> 
> -- 
> Rahul 
> 
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