Fredrik's questions

I have a problem with my screenlets. They change position on the screen after I restart the computer. This is a known bug according to: https://bugs.launchpad.net/screenlets/+bug/885322

However a temporary workaround could be to delay the startup of the screenlets to avoid this.

Now I wonder: How do I modify the ~/.config/autostart/xxx.desktop the best way to atchive this.

There is a comment in the bug report about Exec sleep 5 something, but I dont really understand how to write this exactly in the file.

Is there any otherway to solve this?

Using Ubuntu 11.10 and screenlets 0.1.5.

I have just installed Screenlets and the extra widget package thru software center.

Now I have gotten a little problem with a widget and therefore I want to reset the screenlet widget.

However I can not find the configuration files. I have looked in /home/~/.screenlets, but the folder is empty.

Does anyone knows where the config/properties for the widgets are stored?

I just updated Liferea from 1.6 to 1.8 RC thru PPA.

After the update Liferea disappeared from Unitys Global Message indicator in the top menu.

Also there is no standalone icon in Unity. In Gnome classic Liferea 1.8 RC shows an icon in the top Menu. I have the status "icon in notifier" option activated in the settings.

Does anyone know if it is possible to get Liferea to show up again in Unity.

I just installed the latest ATI graphic drivers version 11.11, by first removing the old ATI drivers from jocky. The installation went smooth and afterwords i ran the commando sudo aticonfig --initial -f and restarted the computer.

I also installed Gnome-shell. Before when I was using Gnome-shell with the default Ubuntu ATI-properiataty drivers installed by Jockey, all the text in Gnome shell was messed up.

Now the text looks normal but every time I try to open the "start-menu/dashboard" the screen flickrs/flashes/blinks a few times.

Is there a way to resolve this issue?

Also, how can I confirm that it is the latest ATI drivers that are activated?

I reinstalled Ubuntu 11.10 the other day and now when I try to install the Lightning extension in Thunderbird it states: Lightning is not compatible with Thunderbird 7.0.1.

As extra information lightning is not comming up automaticly when searching for it within Thunderbird. You need to download it manually.

And also I had it installed before I reformated the computer.

Anybody has a solution to this issue?