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jostpuur
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Am I the only one who has the physicsforums main page bugging? There's some excessively wide advertisement on the right.
jostpuur said:http://users.jyu.fi/~jostpuur/Screenshot.png
jostpuur said:http://users.jyu.fi/~jostpuur/Screenshot.png
neutrino said:How many terminals do you use?!
Yes, I noticed the workspaces, too, but it's not surprising to find people with multiple workspaces. :)jostpuur said:I'm not sure what you mean by "terminal". The official gnome terminology seems to be that I have 6 workspaces. But most of them indeed have gnome-terminals.
The Physicsforums Main Page Bugging is a feature that allows users to report any bugs or issues they encounter while using the main page of the forum. This helps the site administrators and developers to identify and fix any problems quickly, ensuring a smooth user experience.
To report a bug on the Physicsforums Main Page, simply click on the "Report a Bug" button located on the right side of the page. This will open a form where you can provide details about the bug, such as the URL, description, and any relevant screenshots. Once submitted, the site administrators will review and address the issue.
Any bugs or issues related to the functionality or display of the main page can be reported using the Physicsforums Main Page Bugging feature. This includes broken links, error messages, incorrect information, and any other technical problems that affect the user experience on the main page.
Yes, you can report multiple bugs at once using the Physicsforums Main Page Bugging feature. Simply provide a detailed description of each bug and include any necessary information, such as screenshots, in the form. This will help the site administrators to address all reported issues efficiently.
No, the Ad on the Right side of the Physicsforums Main Page is not customizable. It is a necessary feature that helps to support the site and keep it running. However, if you encounter any issues with the ad, you can report it using the Physicsforums Main Page Bugging feature.