| 2014-08-10 14:33:58 |
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Ubuntu 12.0.4.5, i386
Well, this bug is not new, it is in Ubuntu for ages and I am surprised it was not fixed yet.
There is a clock in the right upper corner of Unity desktop and when I click the clock, small window with calendar is displayed. On the first click, date marked as current day is wrong, it is date when calendar was opened for the last time. On the third click (well second click closes calendar), correct day is highlighted.
to repeat this bug, your desktop has to run for more than one day; maybe you can replicate it when you start Ubuntu before midnight and try to check calendar after midnight. On the first click day when Ubuntu was started will be highlighted. |
Ubuntu 12.04.5, i386
Well, this bug is not new, it is in Ubuntu for ages and I am surprised it was not fixed yet.
There is a clock in the right upper corner of Unity desktop and when I click the clock, small window with calendar is displayed. On the first click, date marked as current day is wrong, it is date when calendar was opened for the last time. On the third click (well second click closes calendar), correct day is highlighted.
to repeat this bug, your desktop has to run for more than one day; maybe you can replicate it when you start Ubuntu before midnight and try to check calendar after midnight. On the first click day when Ubuntu was started will be highlighted. |
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