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Because it’s 2023 and we can’t get basic UI that works properly?
by LudwigNagasena 4y ago
Because it’s 2023 and we can’t get basic UI that works properly?
- kzrdude 4y agoCrashing is funny. In this case, it's hopefully because of the thing it toggled and not the UI. (I was toggling "allow overamplification" in the sound settings). Maybe this is the relevant line of the crash log: Object Gio.DBusProxy (0x55e4d0f30a90), has been already deallocated
- everybodyknows 4y agoSure sounds like a race. Building race-free software is hard, disciplined work, and may require blocking proposals for "hot" new features. So the cooler heads tend to lose those skirmishes, on either a FOSS or commercial battleground.
- nix0n 4y ago> In this case, it's hopefully because of the thing it toggled and not the UI. I think this is true, since I get Gnome crashes in the bluetooth settings and nowhere else.
- QUrprUd1nCeicw 4y agoHave you reported that as a bug?
- sideshowb 4y agoMicrowave ovens agree with you
- efreak 4y agoThe 1 button instantly starting the microwave for 1 minute annoys me often. I want to set the timer for 15 seconds so I can walk away. For 1 minute, double-tapping the 30s button is sufficient. The real annoyance, though, is that pressing cancel/off does absolutely nothing if the microwave is being used as a timer (without the microwave itself running). When the timer beeps, my first thought is to press cancel/off. Then press it again a few times, because it's still beeping. Then I remember that there's a dedicated button (somewhere in the middle of the panel, labeled with small text) to cancel the timer.