I do not know how to add "Wayland" to the bug summary, nor do I know how
to flag this for possible closing.
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Title:
Firefox Snap can't copy or
I am not the bug reporter but I am finding that copy / paste & drag /
drop in the Firefox snap is working under Wayland now. The current
stable release of the snap of Firefox is 97.0; I don't know when it
started working as I was using a .deb version of Firefox under xorg for
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@Sebastien Bacher (@seb128) I tried the procedure in Bug #1913775 and
saw some strange behavior but I believe it must not be exactly the same
issue. The bug I originally reported seems to be resolved in Firefox
97.0 snap
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installed a deb version and have been logging in via xorg to avoid it,
and another bug affecting Zoom under Wayland.
I just installed the current stable snap
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Firefox Snap can't copy or drag in Wayland
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I just upgraded to 21.10 Impish which supplies Firefox 93.0-1 via snap.
I could not copy and paste to and from the browser. I logged out of
Wayland and into Xorg and copy & paste works.
Already reported at https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1729901
so it's a known
Sounds like software-center NOT ubuntu-release-upgrader package
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Status: New
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I just fired up a VM of 21.04 Hirsute and typecatcher crashes with the
same error on a new VM
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Title:
typecatcher crashes on launch
To manage
Working on the local cache theory I tried running typecatcher in another
user account on this system but which did NOT have any user account
installed fonts. It crashes in the same way as shown at top; font-
manager runs fine, and confirms no locally-installed fonts in the other
user's account.
I read that font-manager had the feature I needed at the moment so I
used the Software Center to install it. For some reason the flatpak
version it chose worked at first then crashed. So I uninstalled the
flatpak and used apt to install the version in hirsute, which has worked
just fine.
I think
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I recently upgraded to hirsute 21.04 and just discovered typecatcher
doesn't launch. A couple of web searches implies some deprecated python
issues; I don't know what version python I was running in Ubuntu 20.10.
This is what I see when trying to launch it from a terminal:
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Title:
packages confirmation
I am upgrading from Ubuntu 19.10 to 21.04 "Hirsuite Hippo," and this
just "bit" me again, this time on a laptop with a "normal" screen
1366x768 resolution. MAYBE it's because I also have an old small
1014x768 external monitor set as the primary display ??
Again, it's fortunate I know how to use
I believe I found the relevant Chromium bug!
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1125020
On a different system I have been trying to fix my webapps (I have not
found a way to make webapps open in separate taskbar icons in Ubuntu
Groovy), and was digging through Chromium bug
I tried to link this bug to
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1125020 and
Launchpad complained it does not recognize the bug tracker. Weird!
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attaching a copy of the browsers.desktop file that the snap apparently
puts in ~/.local/share/applications
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I just installed Epiphany for the first time in several years.
I'm running Ubuntu 20.10 and got offered the snap or the flatpak. I
installed the snap.
The version it installed is The version number is 3.34.4-1-g606db9aec9
2020-06-05
I was disappointed that the GNOME
For step 5 above I also sometimes deleted the app from chrome://apps and
re-created it.
SO the actual bug on this issue seems to be some discontinuity with my
old webapp definitions because I have been able to make them work again
by recreating them again.
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OK I have been digging around. I was reading
https://askubuntu.com/questions/31427 hoping it would give me some
clues, and it didn't
HOWEVER another web search or two and I found
https://askubuntu.com/questions/910494 and here's what I came up with
that seems to work:
1) Open Chromium
2)
On the above, I have discovered that if I double-click the weird
.desktop file, I get a message asking if I should trust and launch it,
and when I agree to trust and launch, the name changes to the intended
name AND the icon of the file changes to reflect the proper "webapp."
For example,
(sigh)
I created a new user account on my old system. I can create new windowed apps.
(webapp?)
I went back to my regular user account and moved ~/.config/chromium/
(514.3MB) to the desktop.
I could not open existing webapp window bookmarks; they don't even go to
the correct URL. There must be
I just tried it in a fresh Bionic VM and yes it worked there.
When I get back to the other machine I'll see if there's some cruft in
~/.config/chromium/ or somewhere else. That hard drive has been running
Ubuntu for a decade or more so there's plenty of cruft to choose from.
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Chromium-browser updated on my system yesterday and today I noticed that
unlike the previous version (84.0.4147.105-0ubuntu0.18.04.1) when I
click my "favorite" shortcuts for Google Messages, Google Contacts,
Google Calendar, and a website for a local radio station, the "app"
I meant to say the previous version running on my system was
84.0.4147.105-0ubuntu0.18.04.1
The new version with the regression is 85.0.4183.83-0ubuntu0.18.04.2
(I got these versions from /var/apt/history.log )
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Every time I upgrade to a new release of ubuntu on this netbook (screen
size 1024x600) the upgrader churns away collecting its information and
then when it presents the dialog with the packages to remove, not
upgradeable, and packages to upgrade.
UNFORTUNATELY the buttons at
UPDATE: On a freshly installed Bionic (minimal install) system I also
had to install libusb-0.1-4
This procedure worked for me to get a Brother DCP-7020 scanner working in
Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic.
For this procedure the user is "bob"
1) Install the latest brscan2 package (I have
Public bug reported:
I recently upgraded this laptop to 19.04 and noticed that this version
of Gedit has an invisible "no insertion zone" between the documents list
on the left and the first character (first column) of text on every
line, so that (at least on this system) there's no way to use
Here's a procedure that worked for me in Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic.
For this procedure the user is "bob"
1) Install the latest brscan2 package (I have brscan2-0.2.5-1.amd64.deb
which I downloaded in 2014)
2) Manually link the drivers brscan2 installed into /usr/lib/x86_64
-linux-gnu/sane/ and
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** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1736222
speech-dispatcher distorts all sound
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I just upgraded to from Xenial 16.04 to Bionic 18.04 and unfortunately
the scanner broke again.
Unfortunately the changes affect two places -- udev seems to have made
big changes to the scanner section, so I wrote a completely new udev
file, and the sane-dll backend doesn't look in the same
Most appear in places like Ask Ubuntu (and other Stack Exchange sites).
I had not seen "official" information but I searched and found a
blueprint:
https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/deploy-dynamic-mirrors
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never mind; I was wrong about the URLs -- they were mirror:// so
confirming this is a duplicate
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also I believe I did not use mirror:// urls but I used the
mirror.ubuntu.com urls
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This was marked as a duplicate of bug #1813354 but my situation was
different. The upgrader began the upgrade and failed due to a package
problem. I only INFERRED that the problem was due to the mirror
I switched the software sources to us.archive.ubuntu.com and it seems to
be proceeding with the upgrade from 18.04 to 18.10 just fine now.
SO if the release-upgrader cannot reliably upgrade when
mirrors.ubuntu.com is in sources.list, maybe it can check for that and
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I tried to do an upgrade and it looked like it was starting well, but
then it complained about the missing ubuntu-minimal package. From
looking at the suggested similar errors just now I suspect it's due to
using mirrors.ubuntu.com for my packages
Months ago I switched to
I just found the bug in Ubuntu. Maybe this is a duplicate of bug
#1769654
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Title:
18.04 regression: liberation text highlight is too small in
This may be due to this fonts-liberation bug, first noted in
LibreOffice, and fixed in Debian https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-
bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=898116
SO maybe someone can apply for a Stable Release Update and get this into
Bionic (please?)
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TL;DR -- today using apt-get autoremove deleted the offensive lines in
/var/lib/apt/extended_states and restored the list in software-updater
-- though I doubt that will work every time.
Today I saw the blank software-updater list again on this Xenial (Ubuntu
16.04) system.
@eric97's comment
I have been seeing this.
TL;DR: workaround: delete /var/lib/apt/extended_states
INVESTIGATION
I tried reinstalling the update-manager
$ sudo apt install --reinstall update-manager
but that didn't help.
SO I moved the apt directory and created a blank one
$ sudo mv /var/lib/apt
My comment above about extra processes is described in Bug #1496542
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speech-dispatcher distorts all sound
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Workaround: when I hear the distorted sound, I open a terminal and issue
this command
$ killall speech-dispatcher
This works until the next time I hit a web site that causes the issue.
I don't know anything about speech dispatcher, but I wonder if multiple
speech-dispatcher processes be
started using a terminal and it looks like it's going to finish
twt@Dimension1:~$ sudo apt update
[sudo] password for twt:
Get:1 http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu xenial-security InRelease [102 kB]
Hit:2 http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu xenial InRelease
Hit:3
twt@Dimension1:~$ sudo apt full-upgrade
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Calculating upgrade... Done
The following package was automatically installed and is no longer required:
session-shortcuts
Use 'sudo apt autoremove' to remove
I am assuming there's no good reason my system is telling me to ditch
Unity so I'm holding off for now
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Title:
Update failed due to problem with
[I accidentally interrupted the previous apt upgrade. It DID finish with
the packages kept back.]
twt@Dimension1:~$ sudo apt upgrade
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Calculating upgrade... Done
The following packages have been kept
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I launched software-updater as I usually do, and I was informed I needed
to perform a "partial upgrade," and I agreed to the dist upgrade.
The indicator showed various packages being downloaded, but next thing I
knew a dialog appeared saying:
"Can't install 'ubuntu-desktop'
I know folks are desperate to close this bug for good, but I'd like to
point out I just tried the link I mentioned in comment #32 above
https://launchpad.net/~[username]/+hwdb-submissions
and I can STILL see the hwdb entries I contributed years ago. SO the
data still seems to be around in some
I, too, never used the screen reader, but have been experiencing the
"phantom" speech-dispatcher processes. I notice them especially because
they seem to interfere with other sounds that are playing (modifying the
other sound with a "fuzzy" sound effect).
I have found that opening one or more web
I just upgraded to Xenial and the situation is the same. However I
wanted to note that the script in comment #27 didn't work for me.
Here's a procedure to get the brscan2 package work in Ubuntu Trusty or
Xenial:
1) Install the latest brscan2 package (I have brscan2-0.2.5-1.amd64.deb
)
2) Copy
I presume the WebKitWebProcess puts the slide show on the installer
window? I noticed the slide show became nonfunctional after the "Failed
..." messages started appearing in the terminal area. Killing off the
process apparently allowed the installation to continue without
interruptions. (The
According to the just-closed AbiWord bug
http://bugzilla.abisource.com/show_bug.cgi?id=13778 this is a packaging
bug in Debian/Ubuntu:
/usr/share/telepathy/clients/AbiCollab.client
was not being installed.
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I should add I have no idea what I'm doing; unity -v is the first
command I tried and it reset things. If there's a command to restart
unity without killing off the applications I would prefer it
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I am not certain it makes a difference (I haven't tested it yet) but I
believe Chromium did not lock up until after I installed the HWE kernels
in 14.04. It's also possible this started after some update to Chromium,
though I am almost certain it didn't lock up my system as long ago as
the bug
I re-added sponsors. Is it sufficient to subscribe release team? We're
hoping for a FreezeException if it's not too late. If it is, please
advise on getting it as an SRU.
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I wrote "sufficient" and what I mean is "Is there enough information
here, and is the patch sufficient"?
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Title:
Please merge bugfix release
it appears gnucash-docs compiles with no changes other than dch to set
the version number.
URL from https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/gnucash-docs
$ dget http://httpredir.debian.org/debian/pool/main/g/gnucash-docs
/gnucash-docs_2.6.12-1.dsc
dch update the changelog to build
of course in comment #8 I meant dget instead of wget
$ dget
http://httpredir.debian.org/debian/pool/main/g/gnucash/gnucash_2.6.12-1.dsc
to retrieve the Debian source package
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screenshot of gnucash running on Xenial in virtualbox vm
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I have been teaching myself just enough packaging to do this. I
succeeded in getting the Debian GnuCash 2.6.11 and 2.6.12 packages. Now
trying to follow steps in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FreezeExceptionProcess
URL from https://tracker.debian.org/pkg/gnucash
$ wget
Log from successful compile using pbuilder-diff xenial
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of all of those suspend attempts, the only one that triggered the
scrambled flickering display was the one where it actually suspended:
comment #31.
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with the comments on the "wrong" kernel I had a different scramble
pattern in comment #16 but then just like in #31, comment #17 actually
suspended the laptop with the same pattern of flicker it "normally" does
after resuming from a suspend.
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devices
just like before, shell command did not fully suspend, and neither did choosing
Suspend from Gear menu, but I did both.
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core
same as before ; no real suspend. shell command then Suspend from gear
menu
launchpad is reporting a timeout error so I"m having trouble attaching dmesg
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freezer
laptop did not suspend using the shell command so I also chose the
Suspend command from the Gear menu, which triggered a partial suspend
and self-resume (screen went black but power light did not go out and
fan did not stop and screen did not get scrambled)
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step 11
suspend stats
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processors
just like before, no real suspend, no screen issues. Issued shell
command and when it finished chose Suspend from gear menu
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[X1100] Flickering after resume from RAM
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platform
just like before, no real suspend, no screen issues. Issued shell
command and when it finished (screen lit up again) and chose Suspend
from gear menu with same result
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step 10
none
laptop did go into suspend using shell command and I resumed by pressing
keys on the keyboard.
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merle@AcerA5100:~$ uname -a
Linux AcerA5100 4.5.0-040500rc6-generic #201602281230 SMP Sun Feb 28 17:33:02
UTC 2016 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Step 4 wakeup
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I see now; I should use the http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-
ppa/mainline/?C=N;O=D link and I should ignore the
http://people.canonical.com/~kernel/info/kernel-version-map.html
SO I just got back and I will download http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-
ppa/mainline/v4.5-rc6-wily/
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Yes I followed that link, which identified the mainline kernel 4.4.3 as
the one for xenial. Please tell me which kernel I should have installed.
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stats (step 11)
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echo none (step 10)
This time entering the sudo sh -c "sync && echo 1 > /sys/power/pm_trace
&& pm-suspend"
command DID actually suspend the laptop, and I resumed the laptop by
pressing a key on the keyboard.
Now the screen is scrambled as it "normally" does after a suspend.
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[X1100] Flickering after resume from RAM
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the laptop is still not going into suspend
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processors (stop 8)
the laptop still did not actually suspend (the screen blanks and
restores but suspend never happens)
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this time, while the laptop never seemed to go into suspend, the display
is scrambled (I am entering this via vnc). The scramble is in a
different pattern (more consistent than the usual post-suspend scramble)
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the laptop still did not suspend
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this time I tried issuing the command then choosing Suspend from the
menu then pressing power and choosing suspend from the graphical suspend
button and then I tried holding down the lid switch for many seconds
the laptop will not go into suspend.
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second attempt at step 5
the laptop never actually suspended after issuing
sudo sh -c "sync && echo 1 > /sys/power/pm_trace && pm-suspend"
so I chose Suspend from the gear menu and the screen blanked briefly and
still did not suspend
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oops sorry I need to redo step 5
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[X1100] Flickering after resume from RAM
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Installed xenial from a recent daily image
consulted https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds
and selected kernel 4.4.3
Installed kernel using these 3 packages
linux-headers-4.4.3-040403_4.4.3-040403.201602251634_all.deb
Installed xenial from a recent daily image
consulted https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/MainlineBuilds
and selected kernel 4.4.3
Installed kernel using these 3 packages
linux-headers-4.4.3-040403_4.4.3-040403.201602251634_all.deb
I believe I can do this, however it will take quite a bit more
preparation and effort (because of the radeon Xpress 1100 bug I cannot
use the display on this laptop after any successful resume from suspend)
I am also testing from a live image with no persistent storage, so I
will need to do
I just booted from today's (02 March 2016) xenial-desktop-amd64.iso. I
had trouble getting the machine to suspend, but once it did and resumed
from suspend, it showed the same flickering screen behavior.
If you need an apport bug collection or any other data from this image,
it should work. Let
Public bug reported:
Same defect as old Bug #318325
same hardware as Bug #1333697
System : Ubuntu 15.10 "wily"
GPU : ATI express X1100
Video driver : radeon
Steps to reproduce :
- choose suspend
- resume from ram
=> the screen will flicker while CPU activity is not high
workaround :
- launch
I have the same hardware as reported in Bug #1333697
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[X1100] flickering after resume from ram
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I can confirm the bug still exists in Trusty, and I just tried a Wily
live image and it exists there, too. The affected hardware is getting a
bit old but still seems to work fine with Ubuntu in all other ways.
As I am not Id2ndR should I run apport-collect on a new bug and mark it
as a duplicate
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