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Software Updater Details expands to only one line

Open cyraid opened this issue 7 years ago • 16 comments

Details

  • Desktop: Ubuntu 16.10 (64bit)
  • Arc version: 20161005-1
  • GTK: libgtk-3 (3.20.9)
  • From standard repository (no PPA)

cyraid avatar Dec 02 '16 15:12 cyraid

Try to resize the window or the description container, and for future reports, try to include a screenshot of your problem :smile:

ghost avatar Dec 02 '16 17:12 ghost

For sure.. Took awhile before I updated again, but I saved a screenshot this time. updating screenshot

cyraid avatar Dec 06 '16 22:12 cyraid

if installing or removing a package brings up this window, try it on other themes, it seems unlikely that a theme can do this unless it's a gtk bug

if it stopped happening by now, close this issue

kn00tcn avatar Feb 27 '17 07:02 kn00tcn

It still happens. It only happens with this theme, and it's really annoying. Does this happen to nobody else? Does nobody else get Ubuntu software updates?

cyraid avatar Feb 27 '17 07:02 cyraid

that's interesting, ubuntu has a lot of users, as does arc... maybe people dont press details

kn00tcn avatar Feb 27 '17 07:02 kn00tcn

I guess not! lol .. Wondering if someone will test and fix?

cyraid avatar Feb 27 '17 11:02 cyraid

Just wanted to let you folks know that I have the same issue, and I found this thread while trying to fix it. The issue is appearing on BOTH of my Ubuntu 16.10 machines (desktop and Laptop). If you figure it out, I would love to know how to fix it!

Jmacwill avatar Apr 13 '17 03:04 Jmacwill

so wait, wouldnt mint have the same issue since they're based on ubuntu & use (a modified?) arc as default?

i'm not sure what there is to do without being familiar with the names of the components of this updater window... we'd have to use a gtk inspector (& i dont use ubuntu)

edit: i thought ubuntu17 is out, maybe only beta, but curious about that...

edit2: we could ask the software updater developers themselves, they will know what component it is & how to target it in the theme

kn00tcn avatar Apr 13 '17 04:04 kn00tcn

Apparently, I've stumbled on one way to have it expanded.. If you expand the details while it's downloading, it'll have an expanded installation/setup console area. If you expand it AFTER it's downloaded the packages, and in installation/setup, then it only shows one line.. Weird?

cyraid avatar May 04 '17 13:05 cyraid

nice find, exactly what's needed for testing

sounds like even if i used ubuntu, i wouldnt have noticed since i'd have expanded at the start

kn00tcn avatar May 05 '17 03:05 kn00tcn

this is still the case in 17.10 - been that way for maybe 2 years, same problem across five ubuntu machines I installed - as cyraid said, it only happen when expanding after the download phrase of update.

tapiama avatar Oct 24 '17 01:10 tapiama

I see the same symptom on my fresh Xubuntu 17.10 default installation (no Arc theme). So I presume it's not an exclusive Arc issue.

bugspencor avatar Nov 18 '17 20:11 bugspencor

xubuntu still uses greybird as the theme, right? either they use a similar technique or are based on a previous theme (that has updated by now) or one is based on the other

kn00tcn avatar Nov 19 '17 08:11 kn00tcn

Yes, greybird is configured here on the Xubuntu 17.10 default install.

bugspencor avatar Nov 19 '17 17:11 bugspencor

Ubuntu 18.04 shows same behavior. I created a bug report on launchpad:

https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-manager/+bug/1741510

bugspencor avatar Jan 05 '18 17:01 bugspencor

This issue has been fixed in in Ubuntu in https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/aptdaemon/+bug/1690541, although according to some reports, for some users an issue with the list of downloads remains.

At least it's not an arc-theme issue.

bugspencor avatar Apr 06 '18 08:04 bugspencor