I can confirm both the bug and the workaround on Xubuntu 12.10.
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network name lookups broken in NAT network adaptors
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@Andrew Starr-Bochicchio (andrewsomething):
I also am running Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise) and I confirm the crash on 'bzr help
tags' and 'bzr help branches'.
Ubuntu bzr package version: 2.5.0-2ubuntu2
Bazaar (bzr) 2.5.0
Python interpreter: /usr/bin/python 2.7.3
Python standard library:
UPDATE: I discovered that bzr-svn is the culprit for 'bzr tags'
crashing.
Ubuntu package bzr-svn 1.2.1-1. If I uninstall it, 'bzr tags' works OK.
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P.S. This 'bzr tags' crash is completely different from the 'bzr help
branches' crash, except that perhaps Bazaar could more gracefully catch
issues in the plugins help system, and tell the user that plugin X is
missing help for topic Y.
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When I use qdiff to show differences including changes a certain C
header file, it would lock up completely and have to be forcefully
killed.
I was able to strip most of the header file out and still reproduce the
problem.
To reproduce the bug:
1. mkdir test
2. cd test
3.
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@João Hornburg:
No, fn+Shift+F11 doesn't work. Tested in Ubuntu 12.04, it doesn't even work as
a regular Print Screen key. The key mappings in the Apple page you reference
are apparently not all implemented by the Linux “apple” key layout. Also, if
fn+Shift+F11 were Print Screen/SysRq, would
Public bug reported:
Tried to install gdb-msp430 but there is a collision with the 'gdb'
package. Both provide '/usr/share/gdb/python/gdb/__init__.py'.
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.04
Package: gdb-msp430 (not installed)
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.2.0-21.34-generic 3.2.13
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to overwrite '/usr/share/gdb/python/gdb/__init__.py', which is also
I hit this crash with a fresh install (i.e., not upgraded from prior
release) 12.04 prerelease.
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Evince locks up when I zoom in or out very far. I had this happen with
both the mouse gesture “pinch to zoom” and also with keyboard shortcut
Ctrl-plus / Ctrl-minus. I reproduced in 5 or 6 times in a row and also
did so in gdb to get a backtrace. Occasionally, I start
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The prior two traces were when I locked up Evince with Ctrl minus and
Ctrl plus.
This one is done with trackpad pinch to zoom. It has a thread exit in it too,
maybe that's something.
These are the remaining threads:
(gdb) info thread
Id Target Id Frame
6Thread 0x7fe7c0fa3700
I'm using Gnome (Ubuntu Classic session) and three-finger click
works fine here. I use it in Firefox all the time.
Regards,
Colin
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This bug does not appear for me. I do not have any slowdown when
dragging windows with the mouse. There is no lagging or choppiness. I
am using a Logitech MX310 wired USB optical mouse on Ubuntu 11.04
(Ubuntu Classic session: Gnome w/ compiz enabled). I have not changed
any options such as
@Andrey Gladkyy:
How is this related to Bug #764330? In that bug, slowness always occurs and
only when mouse movement takes place.
In this bug, at least for me, slowdown occurs only after a long period
of time (days to weeks) and I experience lags when using the keyboard as
well; for instance,
On Tue, 05 Jul 2011 21:49:10 -
Phil Doroff 764...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
I posted 2 hours too soon!
So on a hunch, based on some other xorg.0.log output from other users
in this ticket, I noticed that all folks with both and Nvidia Video
card, and a Logitech mouse seem to have
@Phil,
Very interesting! If I experience the problem again, I will definitely
do some testing of different mice. However, I recall that my MacBook
Pro's trackpad also exhibited the problem as well as my Logitech
mouse. It really sounds like two very different bugs, doesn't it?
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... (Returning to comment after switching from the Unity “Ubuntu”
session to “Ubuntu Classic” session for one week.)
Moving windows became very slow again. I tried “compiz --replace” but
it did not help. I had to log out and back in again to fix it. The
Xorg process had a resident memory size
Another confirmation that Unity gets slow after running for a while.
Unity runs fine when I first boot up, but after a while things get
unusable: Dragging windows to move them is nearly impossible, I
sometimes have to wait 5+ seconds for the window to react to a drag.
Switching desktops is also
@Timo:
Regarding your workaround of using Compizconfig Settings Manager to set the
Composite plugin refresh to 60 Hz (or another fixed value) rather than
automatically detect it, I am skeptical that it works.
I found that simply restarting Compiz with 'compiz --replace' is what
causes the
Workaround confirmed. Running “gvim -f” makes the global menu appear
correctly. Of course it's not usually convenient to run gvim -f so it
would be nice to have this bug actually fixed.
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I agree totally. It's great to see innovations that improve usability
and make better use of screen space, etc. but the new overlay
scrollbar is truly a usability disaster for all the reasons mentioned
above.
How could there not be a GUI way to disable this?!
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Wow! I this is really confusing! I too thought that this button should
bring up a dialog to set the time or something such as the system
Time/Date Settings window from the System|Administration menu, where you
can enable NTP synchronization.
At least in Lucid the Set System Time button does not
I am glad to have finally found the bug report on this bug! It has been
driving me crazy for months. On the other hand, I am very disappointed
that this won't be fixed in Lucid. At least I know that bringing up the
context menu with a right click on the page will fix it when it does
happen so I
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Dag Odenhall dag.odenh...@gmail.com wrote:
- the order will change to be (from left) close, minimize, maximise
Putting the most destructive action first. Wasn't the whole point to
make it more sane for LTR reading?
Close may be ‘destructive’, but I would
On Fri, 26 Mar 2010 08:18:42 -
Warlon samps...@hotmail.com wrote:
Here's my little grain of data:
My mouse pointer usually hovers above the right part of the screen
simply because text on the screen is aligned left and on the right
side it's out of the way.
I had this same thought.
On Fri, 26 Mar 2010 10:08:40 -
Pako elektroban...@gmail.com wrote:
Colin D Bennett wrote
If the window buttons are moved to the left, the scroll bar must
also be moved to the left hand side.
In my case and I hope in many of yours, I never use the right
scrollbar since I'm able to use
@Mantas Kriaučiūnas:
Thank you for the tool! I will probably modify it for my own use and my
friends and family's use in Lucid. (I will make the close button always be in
the corner.)
Dear Ubuntu: you really should include something like this in the Lucid
Lynx release! However, I would be a
Dear Ubuntu:
If you're going to force a left-hand-side window button layout on poor
users, at least make the following two concessions (and I have converted
many relatively non-technical Windows users to Ubuntu users, including
my wife, my dad, and my father-in-law).
(1) My mouse spends nearly
I have a MacBook 5,1 and my backlight brightness stopped working several
months ago. It worked at one point with Karmic, but after some
automatic package update it quit working. I'm still on Karmic and it's
still broken.
I press the Fn backlight brighter/darker keys and the OSD indicator by
the
Is it the keys that specifically are not working, or is it more properly
the backlight adjustment that is not working? That is, when you hit the
backlight +/- Fn keys, does Ubuntu respond by showing the notification
bubble indicating the brightness level with a bar by the system tray, or
do the
I have a MacBook Pro 5,1 and my LCD backlight stopped working in Karmic
after some package update a couple months ago. The Fn keys work but as
the notification bubble brightness bar changes, the LCD backlight
brightness does not change (it's fixed at the maximum level).
I inserted the
Ok, the LCD backlight control does work with the Lucid alpha 3 live CD.
It works great -- the brightness range of the indicator bar on screen
matches the apparent range of backlight brightness (before, when it was
working on Karmic, the ranges were out of sync).
A little off topic, but this was
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: psmisc
Running 'pstree -a' causes a crash with SIGABRT on this machine. It
does this every time I run it. However, pstree without the '-a' option
runs fine.
This is the output:
c...@sith02:/tmp$ pstree -a
*** glibc detected *** pstree: double free
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Here is the log from valgrind -v pstree -a. I'm not sure if it's
showing the problem in this output, however.
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/40097712/pstree-a.valgrind.txt
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Note that I'm on Karmic desktop x86.
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The problems demoneivo reports from Karmic sound really similar the
problems I experience on my MacBook since I upgraded to Karmic from
Jaunty. Suspend/resume on Jaunty worked perfectly, but since upgrading
(full reinstall from scratch) to Karmic the system takes a variable
amount of time to
Very inconvenient. I really hope that Karmic Koala includes Eclipse
3.5.
While the Eclipse Team PPA doesn't currently provide Jaunty amd64
packages, I was able to install the Intrepid packages successfully.
Here's my /etc/apt/sources.list.d/eclipse.sources.list:
#deb
@Νίκος and Chris:
That is weird that it works for me now, but not for you. Just like Nikos, I am
running 64-bit Jaunty on a MacBook Pro 5,1 with that kernel. And I have tried
it multiple times: Reboot from Ubuntu works! I have not idea why it started
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I haven't actually done anything to try to fix the reboot problem. My
/var/log/messages unfortunately doesn't show anything interesting after
a reboot. It just looks like this:
Apr 22 08:42:53 svelte kernel: [76362.012307] PM: resume devices took 3.096
seconds
Apr 22 08:42:53 svelte kernel:
@Ricky, Jim:
My /var/log/messages.0 hasn't been modified for about a week. The 'messages'
files are not rotated every boot, but once per week. Here's a listing of my
/var/log/messages*
-rw-r- 1 syslog adm 339444 2009-04-22 10:04 /var/log/messages
-rw-r- 1 syslog adm 207454 2009-04-16
As of a couple days ago, my MacBook Pro 5,1 on Jaunty suddenly started
rebooting properly! Yay! I am now on Linux 2.6.28-11-generic. Has
anyone else updated their Ubuntu packages and had this problem fixed?
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I have an Apple MacBook Pro 5,1 with nVidia 9600M GT graphics. I'm
running on 64-bit Jaunty beta with the nvidia 180.44-0ubuntu1 driver
version. I had problems with the title bars not getting repainted
sometimes so you couldn't tell that the focused window was actually
focused since it still had
@P. Dunbar: OK, the problem was actually that my .fdi file was not
taking effect! So SHMConfig was defaulted to false and all my settings
had no effect. I grabbed the .fdi file off the wiki and started fresh,
and got it working better. The sensitivity is great now.
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I got the trackpad on my MacBook Pro 5,1 *mostly* working by doing:
(On a fresh install of Jaunty Beta)
1. Install all the mactel PPA packages.
2. Blacklist usbhid
3. Put bcm5974, usbhid in modprobe's modules file to force bcm5974 to load
first.
4. Put the file posted above by P. Dunbar on
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