grigoryvp's questions

I often use thumbs to control cursor via touchpad while doing 10-finger touch typing. On Windows and macOS I can configure one finger scroll: if some hotkey is pressed I move thumb over the touchpad to scroll up, down, left and right. This is handy since I don't need to move my entire hand in order for 2-finger scroll.

Is it possible to somehow configure the same behaviour with the latest Ubuntu desktop? I know about the "1-finger edge scrolling" but I want 1-finger scroll for the entire touchpad while hotkey is pressed, since touchpad edges are hard to reach without removing my hand(s) from the 10-finger touch typing position.

I have ubuntu 12.04 installed. If i start playing music via built-in rhythmbox music player and switch user - music stops until i switch back :(. Is it possible to continue play music while switching to another user?

Ubuntu 12.04 was released today, but it still can't boot normally with GMA500 graphics :(. It's a black screen and i need to go into text mode via Ctrl-Alt-F1 and restart desktop manager via "sudo service lightdm restart".

Is it any way to avoid this restarts every time OS boots?

I have a Toshiba laptop with Ubuntu 11.10 installed, all works fine. If I connect a wired phone (RJ11) into the RJ11 slot in my laptop and someone calls that phone, is it possible to accept a phone call from within Ubuntu and use the laptop microphone/speakers to communicate?

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How do I set the launcher to always show in Unity 2d?

I'm using unity-2d in ubuntu 11.04 since 3d version is not working good in virtual machines (i use virtualbox from MacOS X). All works fine except auto-hide.

With windows and Mac OS i get user for taskbar to be permanently on the screen - so i have issued "gconf-editor" and changed auto-hide for unity from "2" to "0". This stops it from hiding, but now all windows that i start (firefox, explorer etc) completely ignores unity taskbar and alignes themself on the left side of screen as if taskbar is hidden :(.

Is it any way to fix it and make fullscreen / newly created windows to correctly align themselves on the right side of taskbar and not ignore it?