Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-terminal
To further explained what happened, I was checking out on a subversion
server. While it was downloading, I went to change some keyboard
shortcuts. Next thing I know, everything suddenly became unresponsive.
Mouse didn't move, keyboard didn't respond, nothing.. caps lock and num
lock LEDs didn't come on as they should. I waited a few minutes to see
if it was lag, but I don't think it was. I can summarize what I did in
three steps.
1. Open GNOME Terminal
2. Type in "svn co svn://svn.openwrt.org/openwrt/packages/"
3. Hit the "Edit" menu, and then click on "Keyboard Shortcuts".
The window comes up and that's it. Even though I labeled this bug as
part of GNOME-Terminal, I bet there's more to it. For Linux to crash
that easily is beyond me. First time that has ever happened to me.
Here's my current setup:
OS: Ubuntu 9.04 32-bit fully updated June 5th @ 4:30AM.
Computer: Dell Inspiron b130
Processor: Intel Celeron M @ 1.60GHZ
RAM: 768MB DDR2
GPU: Intel i915(this uses the Intel GMA900 chipset)
This is a fresh install of Ubuntu with updates ran.
** Affects: gnome-terminal (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: gnome-terminal
To further explained what happened, I was checking out on a subversion
server. While it was downloading, I went to change some keyboard
shortcuts. Next thing I know, everything suddenly became unresponsive.
Mouse didn't move, keyboard didn't respond, nothing.. caps lock and num
lock LEDs didn't come on as they should. I waited a few minutes to see
if it was lag, but I don't think it was. I can summarize what I did in
three steps.
- 1. Open GNOME Terminal, and t
+ 1. Open GNOME Terminal
2. Type in "svn co svn://svn.openwrt.org/openwrt/packages/"
3. Hit the "Edit" menu, and then click on "Keyboard Shortcuts".
The window comes up and that's it. Even though I labeled this bug as
part of GNOME-Terminal, I bet there's more to it. For Linux to crash
that easily is beyond me. First time that has ever happened to me.
Here's my current setup:
OS: Ubuntu 9.04 32-bit fully updated June 5th @ 4:30AM.
Computer: Dell Inspiron b130
Processor: Intel Celeron M @ 1.60GHZ
RAM: 768MB DDR2
GPU: Intel i915(this uses the Intel GMA900 chipset)
This is a fresh install of Ubuntu with updates ran.
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GNOME Terminal locked up Ubuntu 9.04 when checking out at a subversion server,
and changing keyboard shortcuts.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/383856
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