[07:25]  * DevanshPatel slaps DevanshPatel around a bit with a large fishbot
[10:35] <mgedmin> hey
[10:35] <mgedmin> gnome recently stopped remembering my monitor positions
[10:35] <mgedmin> (I prefer to keep bottom edges aligned)
[12:33] <bgardner> mgedmin, Yeah, I had the same issue.  I fixed this by placing a call to xrandr in my session startup.  It repositions my monitors right as I login.
[12:34] <bgardner> mgedmin, My call is: '/usr/bin/xrandr --output LVDS1 --pos 0x0 --output VGA1 --pos 1920x0'
[14:05] <mdolezel> Do you know about openqa? http://openqa.opensuse.org/. I am playing with it and writing some installer tests for ubuntu.
[14:05] <mdolezel> ubuntu gnome to be precise
[17:43] <pauliunas> hi, i have a problem with ubuntu gnome 15.10. i have a tablet, and i want to get emulated right-click working on it, that is when i hold my finger on the screen, it should trigger the right-click functionality of whatever app i'm in. i have enabled this in universal access settings, but it just doesn't work.
[17:47] <adueppen> pauliunas: It might be that it isn't reading the finger as pressing the primary mouse button.
[17:48] <pauliunas> well, the primary function works perfectly
[17:49] <pauliunas> for the record, i'm running a live USB with the default settings
[17:50] <pauliunas> i know gnome has all those multitouch gestures and is optimized for touch... long-click does work on the desktop background... but it doesn't in any other apps. isn't this weird since gnome is so much optimized for touch?
[17:50] <adueppen> hmm not sure
[17:51] <pauliunas> and also, i couldn't find any gnome-specific settings...
[17:52] <pauliunas> i think your suggestion could be the cause, due to all those gestures, maybe gnome has some additional layer for understanding touch, which interferes with the ubuntu's long-click option...
[17:56] <pauliunas> damn, this situation sucks XD i'm fed up with Virus10 (hehe..) eating up 2GB RAM and 70% CPU on idle, constantly crashing start menu, or crashing the whole system... so i decided to move to linux, but since it's a tablet, i still get problems with even the best optimized distro for tablets...
[17:58] <adueppen> pauliunas: what tablet is it?
[17:59] <pauliunas> Acer Iconia Tab W700
[17:59] <pauliunas> i guess you've never heard of it... it's one of the very first windows 8 tablets, came out before MS surface pro
[18:00] <pauliunas> it has a 1.4GHz 2nd gen intel i3 CPU, don't remember the exact model... and 4GB RAM
[18:00] <adueppen> pauliunas: it might not have proper support yet
[18:00] <pauliunas> fffs
[18:00] <pauliunas> it's like a generic tablet
[18:00] <pauliunas> i mean it's x86 and all the drivers work well
[18:01] <adueppen> pauliunas: as in the touchscreen might not have proper support yet
[18:02] <pauliunas> well, it works...
[18:02] <pauliunas> isn't it the same as saying that your mouse or keyboard doesn't have support?
[18:03] <pauliunas> the touchscreen is not something very specific, just about every windows tablet has the same type of touchscreen
[18:04] <pauliunas> so, if my tablet is "not supported", what are my options?
[18:04] <pauliunas> are there any workarounds?
[18:19] <adueppen> pauliunas: not sure, you'd have to ask someone else since I'm not that experienced