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Ask HN: What do you want to see in Ubuntu 17.10?
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#162- FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop - HEADLINE: More stable dock/undock and sleep/wake handling. - DESCRIPTION: I've noticed that my system often hangs unrecoverably with a blank screen during dock/undock and sleep/wake events. I've learned, though, that I can reduce the likelihood of having problems by trying to minimize the number of state changes that the system has to handle at once. For example, if I'm leaving the house wi…
+1 Happens all the time. Can't tell specifically what the cause is. Most common seems to be the display hangs after unplugging HDMI while the laptop was in sleep mode.
Re: Ask HN: What do you want to see in Ubuntu 17.10?
#163FLAVOUR: Ubuntu Desktop HEADLINE: Bluetooh that works DESCRIPTION: I never managed to have my PC playing music through blutooth to a bluetooth loudspeaker. (I'm using Xbuntu, playing mp3s with mpv.) I think it could be because the audio system seems messy: should I have jackd enabled? What is it? So maybe the headline should be to cleanup audio system, specially its routes.
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Re: Ask HN: What do you want to see in Ubuntu 17.10?
#164- FLAVOR: Ubuntu Server
- HEADLINE: Separate purge-old-kernels command from byobu package
- DESCRIPTION: I like byobu, it's extremely helpful but I would prefer the purge-old-kernels script to be in a separate package. I like to run servers with the minimum amount of packages installed and don't really need byobu since most of my maintenance are remote commands. /boot gets filled up quickly and the purge-old-kernels is a script I think is well written and perfect. I want it separated from byobu, please.
- ROLE/AFFILIATION: SysAdmin
Re: Ask HN: What do you want to see in Ubuntu 17.10?
#165I want it to wok out of the box on my macair
Re: Ask HN: What do you want to see in Ubuntu 17.10?
#166Flavor: Ubuntu Desktop
Headline: Good (or even acceptable) high-DPI & multi-monitor support
Description:
High-DPI support is really bad in Ubuntu right now, and multiple external monitors are poorly supported. Here are some of problems I experience regularly:
- Ubuntu won't remember screen configurations when unplugging and "replugging" external monitors, which means I have to reconfigure them again and again.
- Often Ubuntu will freeze / crash when unplugging external monitors or when powering the laptop up after putting it in sleep mode and unplugging the monitor cable while the laptop sleeps. The only safe way to unplug a monitor is to first manually disable it in the "Display" settings, which honestly is not acceptable.
- Ubuntu often does not even notice when monitors get unplugged, hence it keeps displaying apps on (now unplugged) monitors. When opening the "Display" settings it will usually recognize the mistake and remove the extra monitors from the config.
- High DPI in general is still poorly supported in apps and the performance is very bad compared to e.g. Windows, to the point that I'm not even able to play 4k videos.
- Some keyboard/mouse gestures don't work on secondary monitors (e.g. using the arrow keys to navigate through menus)
Role: CTO
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ADDENDUM:
By high-DPI I especially mean 4k displays (e.g. 3840 pixels wide), which are becoming more popular and which are almost completely unusable without proper DPI scaling.
Another problem with the "Display" settings dialogue is the weird behavior when dragging window icons around to arrange them: Often they will get stuck or outright refuse to move where I want them to be, such that I need to resort to some hacks (e.g. moving monitors around each other in circles) to get them where I want them to be. Also, when plugging in an external monitor often Ubuntu will not detect it correctly and display it as having a resolution of 800x600 pixels, refusing to adjust it or enable the monitor. The only way to fix this is to reboot the machine.
In general I want to thank all developers of Ubuntu, which -while not perfect- is still by far my preferred OS for any serious development work.
Re: Ask HN: What do you want to see in Ubuntu 17.10?
#167- FLAVOR: [Ubuntu Desktop]
- HEADLINE: Join Wayland
- DESCRIPTION: Instead of reinventing the wheel with Unity8/Mir, please join Wayland development and maybe join forces with Linux Mint and switch from Unity to Cinnamon or MATE, with Flatpak supports for desktop apps.
Re: Ask HN: What do you want to see in Ubuntu 17.10?
#168- FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop - HEADLINE: Low Latency Audio Server + Touch support for pro audio - DESCRIPTION: Running pro audio apps under any linux distro is still pretty much a pain, mostly due to the problem of getting a low latency audio server to run without lots of manual configuration at the risk of breaking your system, by installing jackd, running a rt kernel, and not breaking existing sound servers (pulseaudio…
> Most current and future audio DAWs and apps are going the down the multi-touch route (Bitwig, Presonus Studio One, etc).
Multitouch on Ubuntu is not fantastic, but it does work. I can use Bitwig without trouble on my touchscreen laptop.
The only major problem I've run into is that I can't figure out how to control the multitouch gestures, and some of them conflict with multitouch gestures that the DAW needs (for instance, making a three-finger chord on the on-screen keyboard).
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#169 FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop
HEADLINE: High quality Bluetooth sound by default FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop
HEADLINE: Improved battery performance
FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop
HEADLINE: More stable and polished desktop FLAVOR: Ubuntu ALL
HEADLINE: Node.js package updated to latest Stable version
FLAVOR: Ubuntu Desktop
HEADLINE: CTRL + ALT + L no longer locks the screen, replaced with SUPER + LRe: Ask HN: What do you want to see in Ubuntu 17.10?
#170- FLAVOR: Desktop
- HEADLINE: Shared Electron
- DESCRIPTION: With the rise of JavaScript applications running on top of electron, it would be nice to have an electron package to depend on (much like Android WebView). This way not every Electron app weights over 50mb.