I ran into this when Unity first debuted. That's when I knew it wasn't ready for prime time. It's sad that this is still a limitation, but not entirely surpris

I ran into this when Unity first debuted. That's when I knew it wasn't ready for prime time. It's sad that this is still a limitation, but not entirely surprising. Canonical seemed to be intent on pushing this to everyone regardless. And now they don't even seem to be supporting the traditional Gnome desktop (whether 2.X or 3.X).