If I find the time I will test spinning it off into a PPA, incrementing
the build number (and of course changing the build suffex to RuedII-
PPA).
Of course, if someone beats me to it I'll be grateful, as will the vast
majority of other Linux users.
I'm going to add the OIBAF group, and Ubuntu X
As a note, it might just need to be recompiled against a newer DRI/Mesa
version.
The package hasn't been recompiled in a few years.
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Title:
DRI
Public bug reported:
When using the new AMDGPU Mesa drivers, DRIConf states that there is no
DRI supporting drivers installed.
It apparently is not linked to look for the AMDGPU mesa drivers, only
the Radeon ones. Now that the AMDGPU drivers no longer depend on the
Radeon drivers, this presents
There has been another update release.
This one addresses some build script bug that would have required a new
workaround on Ubuntu 15.10 based Distros.
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** Tags added: upgrade-software-version
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Title:
[needs-update] Update to new AMD Crimson Edition release needed
To manage notifications about
Public bug reported:
The latest major update has been been added to the AMD fglrx drivers,
and packages need to be built for Ubuntu.
Unlike 15.5-15.9 this is a major improvement, almost as big as last
year's "Omega" update, not just a minor bugfix release.
While a few of the biggest updates
Yes, but the space is also unallocated.
Allocation of physical memory is done far smaller memory blocks, hence the
"zero space" is just empty allocation space. It's not using physical RAM.
This is because memory mapping is done through sparse allocation on 64bit
mapping, where the virtual
I noticed that it hasn't been mentioned, but Microsoft Windows Mobile
has failed to take hold of the mobile market.
That is some serious progress on this bug. Devs are realizing that
Windows is not superior.
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Public bug reported:
AMD released the Catlyist 15.9 update to the AMD driver several months
ago, but the driver has yet to be added to the repositories.
Some of the patches are no longer necessary, such as the OpenCL provides
patch to prevent dependency issues with some OpenCL dependent
The open Source drivers don't work perfectly for everything.
For desktop use, I would certainly recommend the Open Source drivers
over the proprietary ones. They actually run WebGL and JavaScript
canvas functions faster.
However, for gaming, the Open Source drivers currently lack full OpenGL
Public bug reported:
It would make booting ISO image based liveCDs a lot easier if there was
a script to make Grub-ISO boot would look for bootable images root
directory of all attached media (since removable media may be hard to
distinguish by grub, just scan every block device. It would take
I remember also running into another package or two that won't install
without xorg-video-abi-15.
The best method would be adding the proper provides to the appropriate
package.
However, if this is provided by multiple packages we should go with the
slightly messier option of using a
I agree with the sentiment that maybe the wine developers just need to
make the wine alsa output play nicer with pulseaudio, and probably
modernize it a bit.
Another option is to use a multimedia abstraction library for this and
some other items (raster/vector rendering, OpenGL instance creation,
I agree about putting up a status page somewhere. The wiki would work
nicely.
This way we can have a link to the code for the driver and direct
indicators of what needs to be improved.
Also, I don't want to start another flame war, but I'm thinking the
driver MIGHT be ready to have a tag in the
Public bug reported:
Wings 3D requires ERLang-Wx which is missing in Raring.
This makes it impossible to install Wings 3D.
I am using 13.04 and unable to install Wings 3D because of this bug.
2 Possible solutions:
Include the ERLang-Wx library with the package.
Add back the ERLang-Wx library
Temporarily, it might be a prudent option to place it as a separate
binary allowing programs to override and use the new binary or the old
binary while the default binary is chosen by the alternative system due
to the fact that some programs may require the old version. This has
worked for other
Public bug reported:
Version 5.01 has been released.
It includes major updates:
Many more chipsets and CPUs supported
Better detection of RAM timings
Support for up to 2TB
Improved Failsafe Mode
Lots of Bug fixes
The support for up to 2TB of memory should be enough to justify
including this at
Simon Ruggier is correct. Virtual addressing has nothing to do with
physical address space used.
This empty space doesn't even take up swap space, let alone virtual
memory. It does take up some page tables but that's it.
Having the extra virtual address space there is actually a good thing.
The dependencies tree seem to be severely broken on mesa-lts-quantel.
If I try to install it, they produce issues by asking to uninstall a
huge list of packages.
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It seems to install tolerably once I run PPA-Purge on X-Swat updates.
However, there are still two programs that it uninstalls uneccessarily:
GLMemPerf, and GLmark2ES
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Would creating a build optimized for size help here? I don't think the
memory alignment build options really will give much advantage for boot
time on Grub, it's only a few kilobytes of code, and most of it is only
run under certain situations.
If we absolutely had to, we could create a version
Is this an EFI system?
I noticed an issue where memtest86+ can't boot on EFI systems with the
current default grub.
It seems to be lacking the Linux16 modules required to boot that form of
image.
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This bug has to do with the EFI version of grub not supporting loading
real mode binaries.
You might be able to workarround this by using the chainloader mode to
bootstrap into another capable bootloader, and then launching memtest86
from the secondary loader. The .iso image form of memtest86(+)
How exactly is the mouse behaving? Does it work in the menus, or
just not for the controls?
There are several known issues with mouse behavior in SDL. Further
details would be nice.
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I've had similar problem within the game, except I've removed unclutter,
and it's still running
Seems unrelated to unclutter, so I'm checking for all the other common SDL
mouse bugs. I wish someone would make a database of all recurring SDL mouse
bugs.
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I think that the Linux community in general will eventually fix this.
It should be considered a high priority long term project.
However, we can be grateful that we have averted a similar bug in the
mobile market.
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Public bug reported:
When using the IGP on some or all AMD APUs KMS the KMS module causes the
screen to blank during load (well before X11 loads).
There are significant fixes in kernel versions 3.0.8 to fix many these
issues.
** Affects: linux (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Unfixable in Firefox 3.0 is discontinued and the patch was not
implemented until 3.5.3, thus no patch is available for people insisting
on staying with 3.0.x for some reason.
However, Hardy and later have 3.6.x in their security updates for
Firefox 3.0. This also fixes this bug as well as
I found further data, I am uncertain of the upload status. However,
all related download bugs included are fixed.
I have downloaded a very large number of 4.7GB by HTTP in firefox files since
this release.
However, my biggest uploads have never hit the 4GB limit yet.
I get mixed reports on
This is a widely known problem.
I think it is in the Adobe Flash plugin for Linux and not specific to
any distribution.
I think Canonical needs to contact Adobe about it.
** Changed in: flashplugin-nonfree (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: flashplugin-nonfree
When playing flash games under Chromium, the animation is very choppy.
This doesn't seem to be the case under Firefox.
This does not seem to affect Flash Video, and doesn't seem to affect all
flash animations.
All in-browser PopCap
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kildclient
The upstream version of this package is rather old.
The current version is 2.11.0
I am not aware of any security fixes on this update, but there are some
minor stability and feature improvements.
** Affects: kildclient (Ubuntu)
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: pynagram
When typed in the game, the G key and the H key open the Game and
Help pull-down menus respectively.
This, logically, interferes with the game when words that contain G or
H are entered.
** Affects: pynagram (Ubuntu)
Importance:
As a note, my expected behavior is to require a modifier key, usually
Alt/Meta to access the said menus. Typing the letters without the
modifier key should make them behave as normal.
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I know that the LaserJet 4P is supported directly by Foomatic, and I
don't think it has any monitoring features.
Is there a particular reason that it needs to be supported by HPLIP?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/584756
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I added the links to related projects.
UI-Improvements is validated by the fact that winetricks is the only
easy way to turn on font anti-aliasing in wine (BADLY NEEDED in Ubuntu.)
If someone wants to, they could add a blueprint for adding debconf
scripts which would run wine-tricks on install
This is the exact issue that is affecting me as well.
Additionally it will not deinstall until the install script runs
properly.
Here is my analysis of what is happening:
1, The installs script looks for the java documentation package from the
Sun Website in the temporary directory.
2. It
To further clarify my last post, I should summarize.
I appraise this bug as Poorly designed intended behavior. It's not
really a bug by some people's standards, just a non-user-friendly quirk
in the behavior of the scripts.
I might even go so far as to say the behavior of having a package be
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