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This feature is added in marco 1.3.0... are you sure you have the latest version (1.4.1)?

There is already an option to avoid thumbnails:
/apps/marco/general/compositing_fast_alt_tab in MateConf

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Try This is an option added in MATE (not from GNOME2) to restore default panels.

zerozero wrote:stefano,
mate-themes is in conflict with gnome-themes (in todays updates from tridex)

hi,
it's fixed in mate-themes 1.2.2-1

This should be fixed in libmatepolkit 1.2.0-2 (it's in the build queue).

I think debian.linuxmint.com is synced every update pack. So the options are: use an ftp.XX.debian.org mirror (wheezy, not sid) or wait the next update pack.

Hi bdantas,
accordingly to packages.debian.org, wheezy has libtiff4 3.9.6-1, libexempi3 2.2.0-1, libglib2.0-0 2.30.2-6, libacl1 2.2.51-5 and so on... are you sure you were using a correct wheezy repository?

Hi bdantas. Can you help me? Try to install mate-core dependencies separately one by one and find the package that is uninstallable? Thanks

bdantas wrote:Now I'm trying to install MATE (sudo apt-get install mate-core), but I am getting several unmet dependencies (see screenshot).
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Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I hope this issue is solved with mate-core 1.2.0-1 uploaded some minutes ago. Can you confirm? Thanks

use mateconf-editor

This issue, and many other, are solved in latest MATE packages, currently not available in Linux Mint repository. You should follow those guidelines http://wiki.mate-desktop.org/download to install the new and fixed packages.

bdantas wrote:Thank you Perberos, Stefano, and Clem. Many, many thanks

Holy words, bdantas! MATE is often ignored or objected. But only with users like you we can continue to keep GNOME2 alive and develop it in the future. Thank you!

kleeman wrote:I am getting a conflict between mate-applets and gnome-applets. When the latest version of mate-applets is to be installed it tries to overwrite invest and weather data files from the gnome-applets package. Any ideas?

can you tell me which files are in conflict?

Well, cinnamon is a gnome-shell fork, but it uses gnome libs.

I dont think this issue is related to MATE. It is possible that the update notifier icons are for GNOME only?

search in the forum: http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.p ... 41#p527280

1. the resize grip will solved soon...

2. the sound icons is a notify icon, not an applet, it cannot be moved. you can add the volume applet to have it in your desired position, and disable pulseaudio to hide the sound notify icon

what you mean to rearrange?

stovenator wrote:I see consistent 60% CPU utilization while compiz is running. Killing compiz drops the cpu down to about 3% .

are you using mate-session-manager 1.1.2? did you restarted the session?