I can't remember the context from 6 years ago. I believe there was
nothing unsupported about it; trying to build a package for a non-host
architecture. debhelper not actually building all when told to made this
harder, and especially harder to automate.
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Prior to 16.10, I always disabled module-suspend-on-idle in
/etc/pulse/default.pa. With it enabled (the default), I often lose the
beginning of audio being played because of the time it or my receiver
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Prior to 16.10, I always disabled module-suspend-on-idle in
/etc/pulse/default.pa. With it enabled (the default), I often lose the
beginning of audio being played because of the time it or my receiver
takes to start up. I also sometimes gets cracks/pops.
Commenting out the
@thomas-launchpad-2 I see the same problem again with an Olympus LS10 on
14.10. As you describe - removing the SD card allows the system to mount
the internal drive. With the card in only the card is mountable from the
UI. Disk utility lists both and both can be manually mounted on the
command
There were a couple of kernel updates after the previous comment on
14.04 and then I didn't see the issue for several weeks, including
initially after 14.10 upgade. Today I can frequently only get one left
click before it stops working.
This is the first reboot since installing 3.16.0-25.33 and
Christopher, I've already replied to that comment. The BIOS version is
clearly not the issue. Further, the bug is confirmed by another user.
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Created attachment 106996
squashed patch from github
I was surprised and disappointed that this bug had stalled due to
disagreement over review methodology. I have followed the instructions
above (the history is a little messy) and attached this squashed patch.
Individual commit patches are also
Problem still occurs with Microsoft XBox controller wireless receiver
unplugged.
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Title:
Logitech wireless mouse periodically loses correct
Darren reports experiencing the *same* issue and correlates a possible
cause which matches the setup of the original reporting. I think it's
rather premature to dismiss that as a separate bug. Bugs are anyway not
scoped to individual people). I will report back if the problem occurs
again with the
Hi Christopher. The BIOS I have is already an F8 version variant and I
would like to keep the variant. Further, I have not had this problem in
the 6 years of owning the hardware until 14.04. So further to Darren's
comment it seems very likely that this is a recent software issue. I
noticed the
Sounds similar to Bug #993655 - as I said there, try Ctrl-Alt-F1 then
Ctrl-Alt-F7 to switch to a terminal and back.
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Mouse loses focus
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I have a very similar-sounding issue with Logitech wireless mouse (no
headset). Periodically loses click handlers or something with very
closely related symptoms. Try switching to console and back (Ctrl-
Christopher, I've added you to the ticket as you suggested in the linked
tickets. I did not see any further comments from the reporters in those.
Let me know if I can provide further information.
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This problem began with the 14.04 upgrade. The mouse has always worked
normally until then.
Approximately every 10 minutes - and possibly triggered by Alt-Tab
window switches/opening new windows - the mouse behaviour becomes rather
strange. Primarly, left-clicks are not
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1006156 ***
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Christopher, I created bug 1371853 and added you there.
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This happens on mkv files as well for me.
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Title:
totem freezes after changing/disabling subtitle on mp4 files.
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It is certainly possible to reproduce a not maximising behaviour by
playing around with the trigger point, but the effect also doesn't show
(i.e. can drag to top with nothing happening). It is also possible to
trigger a maximise without the effect showing up.
Both initially seemed to be quite
Yes, all updates applied and happened more than once after restart. Not
sure on exact way to reproduce though.
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Title:
Drag to top fails to
Problem does not go away with a different profile. If X restarts instead
of the machine hanging, I see this:
[ 417.197517] HDMI hot plug event: Pin=3 Presence_Detect=1 ELD_Valid=0
[ 417.197543] HDMI status: Pin=3 Presence_Detect=1 ELD_Valid=1
[ 417.610845] HDMI hot plug event: Pin=3
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I start a terminal with my session, and it doesn't remember its
position. So I try to drag the frame to the top of the desktop to
maximise it, and sometimes get the situation shown in the screenshot.
The translucent effect stays in place and the window does not maximise,
I don't not remember having this problem in 11.04.
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Title:
Drag to top fails to maximise window, leaves translucent effect
displaying
To
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At some point on 29th July my Ubuntu 10.04 machine became unresponsive.
I recognise this was a while ago, but wanted to register it at least in
case other people had the same issue or it came up again. I did capture
the full syslogs from the time, but unforunately the bug
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Problem, workaround, and side-effects of workaround remain absolutely
identical in 11.10. I feel there is no evidence of this being a
different bug, and no value in scattering the information around -
marking Confirmed.
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = Confirmed
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About 1 in 3 times that I start Firefox, my system freezes completely -
the screen freezes. the system is unresponsive. There is usually a
purple square in thetop left of the screen (not solid, but showing some
of the background through). The following is the last log
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Xorg freeze when starting Firefox
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This actually also happens when opening links from other programs (e.g.
click link in Thunderbird). It doesn't seem to happen within Firefox
itself, so possibly to do with the tray animation or redrawing
fullscreen?
I answered that it happens a couple of times per week, but realistically
this
Sounds right, package I used failed to depend on -dev.
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libgdbm.so/libgdbm_compat.so symlinks no created
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Mirroring to different resolutions is still problematic in 11.10. In
fact, I now have even more problems than before. There is a Note: may
limit resolution options under the mirroring option, but this hardly
solves things. Now there are additional issues such as sometimes
outputting wrong
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 123920 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/123920
I don't know how it is even possible not to be aware of this by now. I
will buy a diNovo Edge for an Ubuntu developer if they stop this
happening 2/3 upgrades. It has been going on for years, and it doesn't
I have been trying to use --geometry to e.g. get a gnome-terminal to
open flush-left as it behaves when snapped to the left by dragging. Even
if the launcher is not open, it will always leave space there. Likewise,
playing with place windows plugin fixed settings doesn't seem to achieve
this. From
Public bug reported:
The libgdbm3 package does not create /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-
gnu/libgdbm.so or its _compact counterpart as symlinks to the real
libraries.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
Package: libgdbm3 1.8.3-9ubuntu1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 2.6.38-11.48-generic 2.6.38.8
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- gnu/libgdbm.so or it's _compact counterpart as symlinks to the real
+ gnu/libgdbm.so or its _compact counterpart as symlinks to the real
libraries.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
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libgdbm.so/libgdbm_compat.so symlinks no created
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From my point of view I only tried to drop because nothing was
happening. If I understand correctly, hover is supposed to result in
zooming to that window, after which you could drop. If that's correct
then fixing it would be satisfactory v useful.
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Default theme doesn't return after toggling high contrast option
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This also occurs with tabs in Firefox (6). If you accidentally detach a
tab into a new window, there is no obvious way to put it back again.
Instinct is to drag to bar, at which point they spread out and you drop
on the old window. This cancels the drag action, however. I didn't get
it to zoom to
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pulseaudio doesn't handle switching users
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When switching users, sound does not work for the new user. Messages are
seen in the system log like this:
Aug 20 17:29:31 localhost pulseaudio[19234]: pid.c: Daemon already
running.
Aug 20 17:29:31 localhost pulseaudio[18979]: x11wrap.c: XOpenDisplay()
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Mirroring desktops with different resolutions problematic
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Binary package hint: xorg
I'm 95% sure that I was doing this every day pre-Lucid with no manual
configuration. On Maverick now. I have an LCD with both VGA and HDMI
inputs. The HDMI works better on a different resolution, and goes
through an A/V receiver. All the resolutions
What was the result? What did you do before and how did you fix it?
I had a similar problem when upgrading from Karmic, leading to no
graphics on restart (fglrx line was not removed from Xorg.conf). I also
had remnants/packages in the dpkg DB, manual use of aptitude to tidy it
all up. I saw
I had the same problem that I had on upgrade - removing the driver
doesn't remove the fglrx line from xorg.conf, resulting in a hung
bootup. Removing the line shows a much nicer boot screen but then only
supports 640x480 after GNOME starts. Re-installing fglrx from the
Additional Drivers GUI
I had all kinds of problems uninstalling - the additional drivers GUI
failed with installArchives() failed and continued to show the green
light. aptitude also got very confused and couldn't uninstall it, losing
the autoinstalled packages in the process. This page is very useful, and
has the
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 693903 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/693903
I'm not sure how such issues are treated for LTS releases, but I believe
this is still a problem in Lucid so possibly not a dupe. Do usability
issues get LTS updates? I have since upgraded, but the icons were
I think the little red X icons in the corners of every window (whence
the window is deleted) are a pretty big clue that this shouldn't be
used. In Firefox, there is no delete concept for a web page, so they
are able to use it without concern for alternative meanings.
Whilst the trash bin is an
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Status: Unknown
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wake on usb
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As far as I can remember/tell it is fixed in Lucid and Maverick.
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Feisty Keyboard does not use correct default setting
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As I commented on that bug, re: underlying cause:
I believe this issue was triggered by a change in the meaning of the
flags, so that -a no longer means all. I looked at it briefly and
considered this a silly regression; the previous options covered all
use-cases including that of the person
papukaija, did you read my comment in the Redhat bug? It should have
been re-titled and was only closed due to distro EOL (despite still
existing in the following releases... *sigh*). That bug states that it
is a problem with the way gnome-screensaver grabs the keyboard in
general, and that
This bug has been confirmed on released Maverick and should be marked
so. We shouldn't be expiring bugs on the most recent release.
Since this bug only occurs when upgrading/switching on the driver, I
will try to repro by disabling and reenabling. My graphics setup is
still partially broken since
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On Ubuntu 10.10, alien 8.81 tries to build a .deb from a .rpm and
reports success. However, the .deb file doesn't exist. The same build
was working on Karmic.
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Binary package hint: compiz
When maximising or restoring a window, the bounciness shows some slight
seaming under the title bar. This also sometimes happens when switching
workspaces to one with a maximised window. Firefox is a particularly
good example which seems to show
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Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
I try to enable a second monitor without the same image on both
monitors, and am told that a config file needs to be edited to extend
the virtual display. If I say yes but then cancel the authentication
request, the application hangs
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gnome-display-properties hangs if authentication is refused
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At the moment there is no way for an average user to easily configure
any extra buttons their mouse may have or to set shortcuts for buttons.
A simple UI for the buttons could be present in gnome-mouse-properties,
but also a unified
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No GUI for configuring extra mouse buttons/shortcuts
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Binary package hint: software-center
The navigator in Ubuntu Software Center has backwards/forwards buttons,
mimicking a browser, and respects Alt-LeftArrow and Alt-RightArrow. It
does not respect the mouse presses for buttons 6 and 7 though, which
tend to work by default in
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Ubuntu Software Center does not go backwards/forwards with mouse
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Binary package hint: gwibber
I heard reports like this from other project (e.g. iPhone SDK), so
assume it is not a genuine issue with the login process. I am using
10.10, totally up-to-date (Gwibber 2.32.2). I see a dialogue like this
when enabling the FB account:
This
Jeremy, whilst much has changed, this bug was used for several different
releases already (from Breezy onwards). Moreover, the fix suggested in
2005 also continued to work... is it really necessary to open another
bug, thus making the information spread out as well? Launchpad has the
ability to
Just to confirm, this is fixed on 10.04 for me.
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fail to sleep when lid is closed
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I really don't understand why this bug is being treated as
Incomplete/Expired. More information was supplied on request, and it has
been confirmed to be an issue in the most recent release. Further, this
is an issue of chosen defaults lack of UI. As far as I'm aware it will
affect all users, so
In my case this was due to architecture incompatibility. debhelper
changed in a way that prevents dh_listpackages from returning the
incompatible architecture. It used to do so, so alien could build the
package and you could then use ia32-libs etc. It should also not report
success when doing
I believe the new change to debhelper is buggy - it does not operate on
all packages by default as claimed in the man page, and the -a switch
was changed to depend on the build architecture. This seems illogical
and not backwards compatible. However, alien should still report the
failure properly.
See http://www.mail-archive.com/debian-bugs-
clo...@lists.debian.org/msg242905.html
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Binary package hint: debhelper
It used to be that by default all packages are selected. However,
getpackages('both') is called from init(), which does not select
packages for architectures other than the build architecture. The old
behaviour of calling getpackages() should
This patch is a partial solution - better error checking and warning.
Doesn't solve the main problem of being unable to build for a different
architecture though.
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alien 8.81 claims to build .deb but doesn't
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On Ubuntu 10.10, alien 8.81 tries to build a .deb from a .rpm and
reports success. However, the .deb file doesn't exist. The same build
was working on Karmic.
One example is here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1692981
Another example
What is the real status of this bug, why is bug watch updated messing
with it so much and why is it invalid?
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Import pidgin logs
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Maverick keyboard stopped working and flashes red Bluetooth light. What
now? Into the roof to fetch the old keyboard for the fifth time?
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Did you install it by hand? The upgrade process totally destroyed my
graphics (for some laughs). I tried installing fglrx using aptitude,
which gave working but crappy graphics. Prior to that it was
conflicting. However, it had not installed the full driver, and using
the additional drivers GUI
If I run lsof now, it doesn't produce this message. When it runs tonight
from my user's crontab, it will produce this message (every time). I can
stat the file, too.
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If you read that Redhat bug - and specifically my comment on it - you
will see that the title is misleading. It was probably wrongly closed
when it was also being moved against gnome-screensaver (and should have
been retitled).
Further, it probably IS the same bug as this - the underlying issue
This issue is also a problem when using synergy for input device
sharing, or virtual machines (see
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=569830). In addition, there
is a significant delay whilst the screen is locked, during which time
input is still accepted and could be used maliciously. It
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evolution
The evolution toolbar has an icon for delete and an icon for cancel
current email operation. There are several problems with this:
* the icons are similar, both visually indicate almost the same concept
* in fact, they are (in my view) the
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evolution icons for delete/cancel are non-intuitive
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Binary package hint: update-manager
When system configuration files change between releases, the user is
offered a choice of Keep or Replace. It is possible to view the
differences between the existing and new files, but this may not be
particularly informative depending on
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During upgrade both keep and replace can be destructive
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I believe this bug is still valid. I experience it in 9.10, it is also
reported here:
http://readlist.com/lists/suse.com/suse-linux-e/37/189573.html
I can provide more information: it does not fix itself if you click away
from the folder and back again. I am using IMAP. I believe that the
title
This bug was still a problem long after UUIDs started being used (before
Karmic). For a serious bug to exist for 4.5 years and then be marked
invalid based on an assumption doesn't indicate a very good respect for
the average user's ability to have a bootable system. You can see from
the comment
Fix needs backporting to Lucid - upgrade from Karmic still leaves me
with no input devices with which to apply fixes/upgrade to Maverick.
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This has been a problem for a long time, and affects usability quite
seriously - if you have limited vertical space, you want you accounts
ordered so that the most commonly used one is at the top (and if you use
IMAP, you probably don't care about the local holders). Lots of
unnecessary mousing
I have telepathy-idle installed (Karmic). Import failed silently. How do
I make it try again? I'd like to repeat this, try only doing some
accounts etc.
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You can force it to try again by deleting (or moving)
~/.gconf/apps/empath/%gconf.xml
When I tried again with IRC accounts disabled it imported the others.
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Binary package hint: gdm
I tried the high contrast accessibility option straight after upgrade
(i.e. before restricted graphics driver installation) at gdm login
screen. The theme correctly changed from dark (in particular, black bar
at bottom edge) to a high contrast
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Default theme doesn't return after toggling high contrast option
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I believe comment 12 is the key here. The dialogue has a very poor
explanation but is trying to do the right thing. After confirming my
configuration was similar to comment 12, I proceeded with yes and it
all worked fine. I also noticed that my .config/user-dirs.locale
contained en-US (my old
Regarding testing: is it not possible to send the version number as part
of some kind of client ID so you can see from your Facebook API account
which versions are being used? And maybe test changes probabilistically
- i.e. decide at runtime whether to use the old or new method. This
would
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