I've reported this upstream (although - being Gnome, I'm not expecting
much other than a "we're right, you're wrong" response). (OT: Sad Unity
is disappearing!)
Thanks for pointing out it can be overridden in the Tweak tool. I didn't
think to look there.
Actually, as it happens, "Windows" ->
Public bug reported:
When dragging a save dialogue (or similar) in the latest A Ubuntu
release, the WM does not allow me to move the dialogue independently
from the application.
This is a huge nuisance, in the case where I want to move the dialogue
to uncover some text from the underlying
Public bug reported:
Running 16.04, after installing updates, and leaving the confirmation
dialog box open for some while in the background, I notice the laptop is
hot, with fans running.
"top" shows the compiz process consuming high CPU.
Closing the update-manager window causes the CPU load to
Public bug reported:
Two finger scroll is enabled in system settings - Mouse Touchpad.
synclient needs:
snclient HorizTwoFingerScroll=1
Setting to make this work.
Once enabled, is affected by bug #876447, but this is preferable to it
not working at all.
** Affects: libevdev (Ubuntu)
(This is on vivid, update as of today)
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Synaptics two finger horizontal scrolling not enabled on Thinkpad Yoga
12
To manage
Public bug reported:
Three finger tap to middle-click is not enabled by default on Thinkpad
Yoga S12, need setting with:
synclient TapButton3=2
Should this be default (or an option to enable it be provided?)
Possibly a duplicate of bug #840509 but that details a behavioural
regression since
My hero Christopher... (stumbled upon this fix I'd been missing for AGES
whilst reviewing updates).
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Title:
Desktop doesn't get keyboard focus
Bug still appears to be present in Utopic, which has Evolution packages
version 3.12.4-0ubuntu1 at the moment
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Title:
evolution crash on startup
Likewise, buggy buggy evolution...
If you want to use the program, a workaround might be starting from a
terminal with:
G_SLICE=always-malloc evolution
Its a bandaid, but if it works, the cause might be somewhere in
evolution (or one of its many libraries) calling g_free() on memory
acquired
Try starting evolution with:
G_SLICE=debug-blocks evolution
If it crashes out somewhere repeatable, repeat under gdb:
G_SLICE=debug-blocks gdb evolution
Then type run (enter), and get a backtrace with bt (enter) if it
crashes.
I tracked my problem down to the evolution-indicator package plugin,
This seems to have been broken again in Saucy
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Title:
Default setting for 'Power button pressed' in Power applet set to
'Suspend'
To manage
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When developing UIs and web-pages, I used to find the compiz desktop
(ezoom) zoom plugin to be an invaluable aid to verifying I had pixel
perfect graphics.
Unfortunately, somewhere along the line, compiz seems to have dropped
the option not to apply interpolation to the
Please ensure the option to remain pixelated is left for the desktop
zoom feature, as that is really really useful for designers when
checking web-design, UI graphics etc..
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When running one of my applications which uses the gtkglext, I get this
error:
pcb: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libgtkglext-x11-1.0.so.0: undefined
symbol: gdk_gl_context_destroy
Closer examination suggests that the gtkglext sources are broken in Quantal (at
least). I
Sorry for the noise.. looks like I had a later version of the GDK part
of this library installed in /usr/local, after the upstream removed that
symbol.
Will close as invalid.
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Some critical dialog boxes are not resizable.
Most importantly, the dialog box which allows you to view the diff when
a package tries to install an updated version of a modified config
file.
The example I had last only showed me two or three lines of a huge diff
at a
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gschem attribute editor has textentry with small height
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Status: Incomplete = New
** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
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Unity panel:
The changed flags aren't a bad idea, but I tried them already - and they
don't fix the issue unfortunately.
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Title:
gschem attribute editor has
Ok, I'm not sure if this is our bug or not, but it appears to be a bad
interaction between the GtkTextView widget we use packed inside a
GtkScrollWindow widget, with Ubuntu's expanded overlay scrollbar
feature.
It seems like we don't get a minimum height allocation when the overlay
scrollbar is
I'm hesitant to add a fixed minimum-size request in pixels to our code,
as that doesn't scale well with different fonts and screen DPIs.
At the very least, we ought to be scaling this based upon the line-
height of the font used to render the text, but I'm not immediately sure
how to grab that in
Ok - so we weren't asking for any extra allocated vertical space, nor
asking to expand into that which is allocated - presumably because we
never allocate any extra size to that part of the dialog, and because
the old GtkScrolledWindow implementation always requested enough size to
fit the
Same here with HP 6730b laptop
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Phantom battery appears after resume from suspend
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Still present in Oneiric at this point - so looks like there may be a
problem with the build options used to build the package.
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It would seem that with the Ambiance theme, GTK3.0 applications are
getting a nice dark toolbar, but GTK2.0 apps are still stuck with the
old light toolbar.
Is this something which is planned to be fixed?
** Affects: light-themes (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
This bug is still present in Natty with a SVN build of gimp.
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Gimp lags and misses some strokes especially when drawing fast
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menu items cannot be activated on tearoff menus
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Binary package hint: udev
Keyboard scancode remapping isn't working because the udev packages
shipped in Natty were build against a new(ish) kernel which changed
IOCTL numbers and semantics without changing the name.
This was adjusted in commit:
commit
Confirming a local rebuild fixes the problem
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Looking at the git stuff a bit more, the broken revisions we can't build
against are Ubuntu-2.6.36-2.8 .. before Ubuntu-2.6.37-11.25
refs/tags/Ubuntu-2.6.37-11.25
Is the first fixed kernel containing commit:
ab4e0192196b8d4e43a3945742d4996da934a86f
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pcbnew crash in lucid
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I bisected it. It seems the composite operation is being thrown out by pixman
due to some problem with the source surface.
The backtrace when that happens is this:
(gdb) bt
#0 do_composite (op=value optimised out, src=value optimised out,
mask=0x0, dest=value optimised out, src_x=value
I've found a fix for this bug, will post a patch shortly
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Black border in the
Once you've run out of memory and started hitting swap, the memory
previously used as cache for other running programs will be dropped, or
inactive pages paged out to disk.
This does make things very slow and unresponsive for a while, but the
system _should_ recover. Did your system recover
Bug is back in Maverick on Intel... do we re-open this one, or make a
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Upstream fix is here:
http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/grep.git/commit/?id=9c45c193825d1f59e1d341e556ecf4adeb7a03a2
author Jim Meyering meyer...@redhat.com 2010-08-13 23:19:16 (GMT)
committerJim Meyering meyer...@redhat.com 2010-08-13 23:58:39
(GMT)
commit
** Tags removed: verification-neededd
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Oops, sorry. I saw this come past:
** Tags added: verification-done verification-neededd
** Tags removed: verification-needed
Which put a typo in the verification-neededd tag, and I assumed you
intended to remove it.
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Asugbubg ti xserver-xorg-video-ati as it looks driver specific. Might
actually be xserver-xorg-core though?
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The above gibberish should have read:
Assigning to xserver-xorg-video-ati as it looks driver specific. Might
actually be xserver-xorg-core though?
** Also affects: qucs (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Summary changed:
- qucs crashes when I try to add components
+ ATI:
@rieg, I've added xserver-xorg-video-ati to the bug, so hopefully the
maintainers of that driver will take a look and figure out whether the
bug is in the driver or the Xorg server. I've left the bug listed as
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@rieg, RE: Further information, please see these pages:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Debugging
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Reporting
This one wll probably be important for getting people to take an
interest in fixing the bug:
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ATI: Xorg crashes when I try to
Works fine for me in Lucid... was it a particular component you needed
to add to make it crash?
Any chance you could update to Lucid and test again - a newer version of
qucs or QT might have fixed the problem.
Let us know what graphics chip and driver (propriatory / open source)
you are using,
Just after the session has died, look at /var/log/Xorg.0.log.old
You may need to Ctrl+Alt+F1 to switch to a console and view the log from
there to avoid it being overwritten when you log in. (I can't recall
whether the GDM session Xorg instance uses that file-name or not).
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Some one needs to hit (sue) Microsoft with a clue-bat. Why couldn't they
spec the machine's BIOS to emit the proper ACPI notification, and
respond to that to bring up the video dialogue? WTF..
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Is it definately picking up the Lucid installed version?
(which gwave)
Try LC_NUMERIC=C gwave
Does that fix it?
How about LC_ALL=C or LANG=C gwave
Are you using a GTK- Qt theme engine? I'm aware that the initialisation
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Binary package hint: humanity-icon-theme
/usr/share/icons/Humanity/categories/48/applications-electronics.svg
This icon is unintelligable at the menu size - you can only make out the
spaner, and what on earth does a spanner have to do with electronics
anyway?
Although
The extra-xdg-menus package provides a .menu file to modify the layout
of the menu, boosting the electronics category to a root menu status.
The icons I drew for extra-xdg-menus are pretty simple and perhaps don't
fit with the Humanity theme 100%. They are installed in the hicolor
theme area when
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Binary package hint: plymouth
Since the removal of the /usr/share/initramfs-tools/conf-
hooks.d/plymouth file from the package (which used to contain
FRAMEBUFFER=y, my boot screen has various crufty text appearing on it
(fsck etc..), and there is an ugly mode switch from
Doh.. I obviously didn't put enough detail in my report to be spared the
noob-Thank you for taking the time to report
(Must do better next time!)
I'll attach a video of the boot with FRAMEBUFFER=n
It is a little slow for some reason, perhaps some reprofiling going on
as I only just updated
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Here is the boot messages before plymouth comes up transcribed:
fsck from util-linux-ng 2.17
fsck from util-linux-ng 2.17
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(Oops, sorry for changing the status back... it showed incomplete
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Binary package hint: bzr-gtk
The .desktop file /usr/share/applications/bzr-handle-patch.desktop
means I can no longer open text/patch files with my text editor, which is a
serious issues as far as I'm concerned.
Is there any way for the association made by
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gerbv
Ubuntu currently has 2.3.0-1, Debian has 2.4.0-1
The 2.4.0 release is primarily a bug-fix only release, although there
were a couple of very minor feature additions, and the upstream source-
control switched from CVS to git - producing a small
A human generated summary of the changes between 2.3.0 and 2.4.0:
Trivial stuff:
Release engineering for version change
Change of build tools to auto-generate ChangeLog from git, rather than CVS
Bump libgerbv minor SO version. (NB: libgerbv is only used by gerbv, and is in
the same binary
Let me know if you want the ChangeLog diff as per FFe, but because the
script used to auto-generate it changed between 2.3.0 and 2.4.0, it is
almost a complete-rewrite delta. I included the commit log between 2.3.0
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I personally feel that the fix / feature ratio of this release means it
is suitable for the FeatureFreeze for bug fix only updates (process
agreed by motu-release):
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FreezeExceptionProcess#FeatureFreeze%20for%20bug%20fix%20only%20updates%20(process%20agreed%20by
I've verified that the package builds properly on my Lucid box, and have
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Debian packaging changes between versions:
+gerbv (2.4.0-1) unstable; urgency=low
+
+ [ Gudjon I. Gudjonsson ]
+ * New upstream release
+ * Bump standards version to 3.8.4
+ * Remove patch 02_fix_manpage, fixed in upstream
+ * Add misc depends
+
+ [ Wesley J. Landaker ]
+ * Override
Adding a +1 here, gcalctool is severely regressed in is utility for
performing programming related tasks, where converting bases is a very
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I'm trying this:
--- /usr/share/initramfs-tools/init 2010-02-17 12:35:26.0 +
+++ init2010-02-21 15:53:56.085750219 +
@@ -193,7 +193,7 @@
done
if [ -z ${noresume} ]; then
- export resume=${RESUME}
+ export resume=/dev/disk/by-uuid/${RESUME#UUID=}
else
Apparently not enough, wait-for-root returns the swap type as swsuspend,
and the resume script doesn't know that. I've fixed that too:
--- initramfs-tools-0.92bubuntu65/scripts/local-premount/resume 2010-02-17
12:35:26.0 +
+++
Changes which fixed resume for me...
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Good point.. I just copied the UUID substitution from another place in
the init scripts without noticing that it was one of many different
handlings of the ROOT= variable.
Is the addition of swsuspend SWAPTYPE ok?
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wait-for-root looks like it handles UUID=... file system types, but the
/bin/resume binary in the initramfs does not..
Is this a bug in klibc, or do the initramfs scripts need to convert to
the /dev/ form as required by resume?
fprintf(stderr, Usage: %s /dev/resumedevice [offset]\n,
How about this patch?
It factors out the UUID= and LABEL= handling into a function, and uses
that for both root= and resume= handling.
I've not tested it with anything other than a UUID resume though.
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Hi Charlie.. do you need to mark this as Triaged, and priority Wishlist?
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New upstream stable release, fixes several serious bugs in the 1.6.0
release, and provides a far wider set of language translations.
Debian changelog
geda-gaf (1:1.6.1-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upstream release (Closes: #567585)
* Imported Upstream version 1.6.1
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Binary package hint: geda-xgsch2pcb
Debian change log
[ Peter Clifton ]
* New upstream version 0.1.3
* debian/control: Update to standards version 3.8.4
* debian/rules: Remove call to deprecated dh_desktop
[ أحمد المحمودي (Ahmed El-Mahmoudy) ]
* Use
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Binary package hint: gtkwave
Version in lucid is pretty out of date.. unfortunately I've not got the
upstream ChangeLog to hand though.
Debian change log:
gtkwave (3.3.2-1) unstable; urgency=low
* New upstream release.
* debian/control: Bumped Standards-Version to
pc...@pcjc2lap:~$ /lib/udev/findkeyboards
AT keyboard: input/event4
sudo /lib/udev/keymap input/event4 /tmp/orig-map.txt
(Attached)
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pc...@pcjc2lap:~$ /lib/udev/findkeyboards
AT keyboard: input/event4
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sudo /lib/udev/keymap -i input/event4
FN+f4 (Video switch key)
scan code: 0xDB key code: leftmeta
scan code: 0x19 key code: p
The laptop actuallty _has_ a presentation button (softkey), that produces a
single scancode:
scan code: 0x88 key code: presentation
HP appear to be on crack
udevadm info --export-db /tmp/udev-db.txt
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cat /sys/class/dmi/id/sys_vendor
Hewlett-Packard
pc...@pcjc2lap:~$ cat /sys/class/dmi/id/product_name
HP Compaq 6730b (KU216ET#ABU)
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Anyway.. as I noted above Presentation mode is not what Fn+F4 should
do.. it is the video switch key which should trigger cycling between
output modes (including external output of course). The laptop has a
separate presentation mode button. Admittedlty, pressing it doesn't do
anything - even in
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Finally figured what magic quoting to give grub.
acpi_osi='!Windows 2009'
restores the working behaviour of the Fn+F4 key combo.
DAMNIT HP!!
This should be possible to patch around in the Kernel, adding the
appropriate DMI information to drivers/acpi/blacklist.c
Something like
{
I wasn't sure about the exact DMI info required to match - nor whether
it is a good idea or not to Blacklist this laptop from declaring Win7
support. I can post DSDT pre/post Win7 support BIOS update if anyone is
interested.
I could have knocked up a patch, but didn't want to unless I'd actually
Well, noting that the function has a single argument, and that doesn't
cause any access errors when printing it, I would imagine the glib
implementation is the issue.
#0 0x019e4801 in IA__g_hostname_to_ascii (
hostname=0x8b263e0 www.foo�bar.com
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Crash visiting specific website
Well, noting that the function has a single argument, and that doesn't
cause any access errors when printing it, I would imagine the glib
implementation is the issue.
#0 0x019e4801 in IA__g_hostname_to_ascii (
hostname=0x8b263e0 www.foo�bar.com
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #608743
This is now fixed in glib git:
commit 27a080537efdb8660c62445427b53fc29735f304
Author: Dan Winship d...@gnome.org
Date: Mon Feb 1 18:11:43 2010 -0500
ghostutils: Fix a crash and add some tests
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=608743
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Crash visiting specific website
Mine is fine:
[Desktop]
Session=default
Language=en_GB.utf8
Layout=gb
I've not had the problem since I reset the setting in gdm, so perhaps it
was just a transient upgrade issue.
We probably ought to close this if it isn't showing up on upgrades.
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locale is not set
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: epiphany-browser
Visiting the following page crashes epiphany
http://www.trusteer.com/list-context/publications/address-bar-spoofing-
attacks-against-microsoft-internet-explorer-6
** Affects: epiphany-browser (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Backtrace is as follows.. not complete, I know, but I think it shows
enough relevant details to be useful:
0x019e4801 in IA__g_hostname_to_ascii (hostname=0x8b263e0 www.foo�bar.com)
at /build/buildd/glib2.0-2.23.2/glib/ghostutils.c:402
402 /build/buildd/glib2.0-2.23.2/glib/ghostutils.c:
Notice, that the www.foo�bar.com has a non-printable UTF-8 character.
Here is a better backtrace:
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x019e4801 in IA__g_hostname_to_ascii (hostname=0x85ba9e8 www.foo�bar.com)
at /build/buildd/glib2.0-2.23.2/glib/ghostutils.c:402
402
(gdb) print (char[])hostname[0]
$9 = w
(gdb) print (char[])hostname[1]
$10 = w
(gdb) print (char[])hostname[2]
$11 = w
(gdb) print (char[])hostname[3]
$12 = .
(gdb) print (char[])hostname[4]
$13 = f
(gdb) print (char[])hostname[5]
$14 = o
(gdb) print (char[])hostname[6]
$15 = o
(gdb) print
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