Some troubles with 5.5

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Also with the terminal shortcut... Nothing to do for synaptic... It open and
close at the same time...
For the battery there is no problem, if somebody has already told that to the
GNOME developpers... I think that it will be fixed

Matsetes, your Synaptic issue might be similar to this:
http://trisquel.info/en/forum/help-55. Try the suggestions in that thread to
see if it makes a difference.

The battery issue might be an intentional Gnome design choice. I also cannot
click, so I must hover the mouse to see the remaining time. When I press the
key combination on my laptop (Fn+Battery) it displays the Power Statistics
screen where you can find the capacity and other information. You can also
run the command: "gnome-power-statistics"

I tried removing the accessibility, but nothing has changed...

I noticed that this Synaptic crashing doesn't occur if I installed 5.5 clean
slate. However it did when I upgraded from 5 to 5.5.

I tried the code given by lembas and now it's ok!
Thanks a lot!
For the battery no problem, I'll wait, it's not too bad.

Other troubles....
When I turn on my laptop it has always the audio set to off... Also if it was
on when I turned it off...

I have to do this? Why it's not on default such as in Trisquel 5.0? With
Ubuntu 11.10 everything is ok, it's a bug of 5.5?

Another problem...
Now Abrowser open always the last pages and windows closed. And if I change
the option in preferences when I close it the option is reset to "open last
pages and windows"...

Another problem... =(
When I press CTRL+H in the home folder, nautilus also make the icons
smallers...

An upgrade initially, after I had to reinstall it from CD, but I didn't erase
the hard disk...

If you don't require the accessibility functions, try running

gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface toolkit-accessibility false

This made Synaptic again work for me.

If I remember well, I activated and then deactivated the screen reader. Then,
the Synaptic package manager could be run without crashing.

As for the battery indicator, it works in Gnome Shell, which is installed by
default. If your video card allows it, you can switch to it by simply
selecting "GNOME" at the login screen. To become efficient with GNOME Shell,
one definitely needs to read this page. And do not miss the to ability to
extend GNOME Shell in one click on this page.

Glad to be of use!

Glad to be of use!

Then write some script to set the volume and mute settings the way you like and include it in the startup process. Remember to give the script executable permission.

You can use the amixer command to change such things audio related. Then include the script in e.g. System settings -> startup applications.

That could be too late if you want to hear some sound at startup, then you'd have to include the script earlier in the startup sequence, i.e. in /etc/rc2.d/. See /etc/rc2.d/README for more info on that.

Then write some script to set the volume and mute settings the way you like
and include it in the startup process. Remember to give the script executable
permission.

You can use the amixer command to change such things audio related. Then
include the script in e.g. System settings -> startup applications.

This doesn't happen to me either. Maybe there's something funny with your install or then it's your hardware which is different from mine...

This doesn't happen to me either. Maybe there's something funny with your
install or then it's your hardware which is different from mine...

Doesn't happen to me.

Is that a fresh install or an upgrade from something older? Sometimes there is a difference...

Doesn't happen to me.

Is that a fresh install or an upgrade from something older? Sometimes there
is a difference...