I have this exact same issue and I've had it for half a year now. A few
times a week when I wake up my machine in the morning when I arrive at
work I try to launch a new tab and I see the sigtrap. And all the other
tabs still looks like they did when i left, but as soon as I refresh I'm
seeing
Confirming with screenshot - panel on left side, clock at bottom,
netbook resolution (1024x600). Ubuntu 10.10.
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I just updated the BIOS on my AOD150 to 1.13 (the latest available for the
AOD150) and it solves the problem halfway - it now correctly does not do the
lid-close action when you plug in etc, but it does not suspend properly when
the lid is closed. Good enough for me... I'm capable of hitting
Sorry for my very late reply to this ticket. It appears that on my Acer
Aspire One (AOD150-1165) that whenever the power state changes it
interprets it as the lid closed event. So, I simply changed that event
to Blank Screen and now it harmlessly blanks the screen whenever the
power state is
Odd, it did start working for me. Perhaps change the preference sizes
manually (in gconf-editor? Don't know where they are located,
hopefully someone tracking this bug knows) and see if that works for
you.
On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 12:07 AM, Nan M mcintyr...@internode.on.net wrote:
Thanks
It appears that all of the netbeans 6.7 packages have made it through (I
just removed my separate install of netbeans and got the repo ones,
seems to work fine) so I guess this is fixed now.
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Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
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netbeans non-functional:
Happened for me on a new x86 install, added sticky notes to the panel
and it crashed every time I created a new note. Also worthy of note is
that it will not let me change the size of the default note from 0x0 in
the preferences panel.
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stickynotes_applet crashed with SIGSEGV
Don't some laptops (I think macs specifically) not have a mouse button?
On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 11:37 AM, Max Bowsher m...@f2s.com wrote:
Um, really? I'd consider tap-to-click to be a basic touchpad feature
that would annoy more people by having it missing.
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Touchpad Tap Clicking Broken
Sounds like a hardware issue, I've never had that. On all other
operating systems tap-to-click is default and I believe it should be
in Ubuntu also. (Besides, do touchpads even report if they have a
button or not at hardware level?)
On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 1:50 PM, Sebastien Bacher
Public bug reported:
Tap-to-drag on the touchpad of an Acer Aspire One does not work in
Karmic, worked fine in Jaunty.
I don't see an option to fix it in the Mouse preferences panel.
Actually, after running the mouse preferences panel, tap-to-click stops
working also.
This is for a Karmic
OK, an update: I have now found a workaround in that setting
desktop-peripherals-touchpad-tap_to_click to true in gconf-editor,
tap-to-click and tap-to-drag start working just fine. But now the Mouse
preferences panel still does not affect that check mark... turning
'Enable mouse clicks with
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I have the standard 'desktop' installed and it happened to me, but I
suspect it may have something to do with the odd resolutions found on
netbooks (like 1024x600)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/401432
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: netbeans
Apparent regression in interaction between netbeans and the jdk (I have
sun-java6-jdk installed) in Karmic
Anytime netbeans from Karmic task-scans or is told to Run Main
Project, it fails with error 'invalid flag -g:' This did not happen in
Sorry for another post so quickly, but I should mention: no I haven't
changed JDKs on individual projects, this happens on both 'loaded' old
projects and new projects, and this is the only jdk installed on the
system.
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netbeans non-functional: 'invalid flag -g:'
Here's the top of the IDE log, the only 'strange' thing is it says OpenJDK
where I think the old one was the normal sun JDK, but it still should work as
far as I know.
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Log Session: Monday, July 20, 2009 12:30:12 AM
OK, well it sounds as though they might be in process up updating
netbeans on karmic to 6.7 if theres a library that was updated, so
either the library needs to be reverted to 6.5 or the whole thing needs
to go up to 6.7 before it'll work :)
Out of curiosity I tried reinstalling sun-java6-jdk and
OK, that is indeed the problem... used
http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/libn/libnb-javaparser-
java/libnb-javaparser-java_6.5-0ubuntu1_all.deb as a drop-in downgrade
to the 6.7 version and now everything works as expected. Should have
checked for that myself, bleh.
Could we
Public bug reported:
All power state changes... plugged in, unplugged, finished charging,
etc, cause my acer aspire one to go into suspend mode.
I will post any relevant logs, I just don't know what logs those would
be right now. Thank you!
This is for Ubuntu Karmic Alpha 2, updated fully July
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