Leann: I'm running hardy fully updated to this morning's packages and
there's still no movement at all from hdaps.
While I can't attest to its quality, having never used it - the tp_smapi driver
brings significantly more useful features than an improved hdaps driver, ie
battery charge
I'm not sure that the description of this bug is exactly right, but it's
clear that hardy is regressing on ACPI button support from the number of
comments here, so I'm confirming this.
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I rebooted this morning and noticed this too. I'm not even using fancy
media keys for everything - play/pause is mapped to Scroll Lock, and
that doesn't work either
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It is possible to get the geometry of the currently used keyboard using the
XkbGetKeyboard function.
In Gutsy this function works correctly. In Hardy the geometry returned is
incorrect.
Version of package: 1.1.3-1ubuntu1
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I see the same thing with en_GB. I note that setting the language from gdm adds
en_GB.UTF-8 to my .dmrc, which stops the complaining.
This is presumably therefore something from previous installs that is setting
the language without the encoding, which the login session then complains about.
, but I still can't connect to a
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This is very interesting. I'm wondering if it's because
terminator.desktop in /usr/share/applications/ has blank translations.
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Gerhard: I think the problem is simply that /apps/gnome-power-
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What makes you think this is a duplicate of bug #173519? This bug is
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Outlook Express and it's replacement for Vista Windows Mail has ceased
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You
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Does suspending work if you close the lid? (with g-p-m configured for that as
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I think the RRP is $499. I guess its up to the retailer you purchase from
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I checked them out at Officeworks last week and they were $499 at that time.
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As far as I can see, this is because system-config-printer-gnome should
replace system-config-printer in the ubuntu-desktop Depends (at least
the -gnome package claims to be the gtk config tool/applet
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I suspect the icon should use a combination of the time and percentage
remaining, but for a long-lasting battery it does definitely give the
impression that it's dropping left. I currently have 50 minutes
remaining, but the indication in the icon is a tiny sliver of red about
the same height as
confirming - this is back in hardy
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I see this too, all I see is scsi drive, which doesnt open, and my
network shares.
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I'm moderately sure I was running the gutsy-proposed version, but I
can't easily be sure because I have now upgraded the affected machine to
Hardy, sorry!
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Unless python-louie and python-coherence can be promoted to main,
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I can reliably reproduce this crash while using vinagre to connect to an Adder
(a hardware VGA-VNC unit) which works correctly with vncviewer.
The authentication it offers is:
CConnection: Server offers security type RA2(5)
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This is using XAA acceleration, instead of EXA, fwiw.
Attached is a screenshot of gnome-panel showing some of the issues. The
background should be uniform grey with no previously shown imagery still
visible.
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ii xserver-xorg-video-intel
2:2.2.0+git20080107-1ubuntu1
When I resume from suspend there seem to be some issues with the
display.
2D widgets that don't repaint themselves pick up historical corruption (e.g.
Network Manager's
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Switching to EXA made the issue worse. Upon resume nothing is redrawn
properly. Exposed windows will draw a gtk background colour, but no
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Terminator is a python script which allows you to use terminals in grids. It
uses the GNOME vte widget to do so.
I am the upstream author and would like to see it in Ubuntu.
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I am working on some packaging (available in the trunk of the Terminator
LP project) and have begun uploading it to REVU for assessment.
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that are in
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CD has, as far as I'm aware, always had it, but I don't think
the Live CD ever did.
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Alan: Something worth doing in the interim would be to try with hardy's kernel
and see if it does the same (I can only see daily alternate installers, but
booted into the expert mode I expect you can get a shell and set up the network
by hand and run some stress testing on it).
If that's going
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Right and thats what we do but GNU/Linux isn't about breaking the law.
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that the temperature
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Binary package hint: compiz
if I have a window configured to appear without window borders (using
devilspie in this case), pressing Alt-Space to bring up the window menu
causes gtk-window-decorator to segfault.
(gutsy, fully updated)
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by on battery do you propose remounting the partitions when I
plug/unplug my AC adapter? That sounds like a fairly bad idea to me and
a laptop will always benefit from having noatime because it probably has
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I thoroughly agree with mark thomas - what is being proposed here will
override the defaults set by hardware manufacturers and OEMs. Perhaps it
is helpful for some people, but it's a blanket decision that will change
the behaviour of a lot of systems - behaviour that was chosen by the
people who
, not themselves. They didn't set the APM behaviour.
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Given that, at least on an edgy machine, the devices seem to be in
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This is because xine was updated in the gutsy-backports repository (it
is still at 1.1.7 in the main archive). it will need at least a rebuild
of libxine-xvdr, or possibly a new version if the depend 1.1.8 is a
hard requirement
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Brian: Thanks for reminding me that the Old_age values don't always
necessarily start at 100.
I apologise if anyone thinks I am being harsh, but I see a lot of hair
pulling about how drives are going to die in 6 months, with numbers that
are very hard to interpret (something I am clearly guilty
This issue has been extensively covered in the press recently and, as
should be blindingly obvious by now, is, by and large, nonsense.
First of all, let me make this absolutely clear - you should pay ZERO
attention to the number reported by smartctl for Load_Cycle_Count. It is
probably not a raw
to explain
why.
Please do not spam legitimate bugs. There are proper processes for
raising technical issues within Ubuntu.
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, then apt-get install wengophone. It's not perfect, but
it is GPL, based on open standards, it's in our archive and it works
with webcams.
I've been using it for some time to make daily video calls to my girlfriend.
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While giving a presentation, impress should poke gnome-screensaver so it
does not activate the screensaver (in the same way that media players
do).
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Attached is a complete X log that includes some successful
suspend/resumes and ends with a resume that segfaults the X server.
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Is anyone else seeing occasional segfaults of X on resume with this
driver? (the symptom would be that when you resume you get a login
screen rather than a screensaver dialog)
I've lost the log, but the next time it happens I will be sure to grab
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This is almost certainly a bug in virtkey being triggered by your
keyboard layout. This is fixed in Gutsy or you can use the feisty
packages below.
Add the below to your /etc/apt/sources.list
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/onboard/ubuntu feisty main
deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/onboard/ubuntu
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I can confirm Stefan's report that this is now entirely non-functional
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My laptop (Thinkpad X40) has started crashing X on resume with the error
khul reported, but the resume prepare script has the fix mentioned above
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Setting compiz to invalid since this is an X driver bug
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Bryce: I just tested both of those packages and neither appears to fix
this bug.
For kicks, I also tried the X :1 trick and after killing the second X
server my laptop hung ;)
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ChrisC: sebastian already said it's been used in the installer!
in the last 10 days since Colin Watson (a maintainer of the installer)
acknowledged the workaround and said he would investigate, none of the
comments here have been remotely useful, but are spamming a fairly long
list of
that message is indeed perfectly clear, but it wasn't displayed when we
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hmm, I've just tested this locally and it displayed that message as you said.
I'm sure the dialog we saw with the beta ISO was different and just asked if
you wanted to change it right now.
Either way it seems good now, thanks.
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I was just browsing the Xorg list archives looking for the thread bryce
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http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/xorg/2007-October/028963.html
Could it be because we're mixing and matching different bits of X
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Thanks very much Bryce.
Interestingly, GL textures are no longer corrupted on resume, but
rendering is falling back to indirect so is rather slow.
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I powered down, booted up, suspended, resumed, ran a GL app or two.
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Personally, I suspend/resume multiple times a day, so either version of the
driver is going to leave me with largely unusable 3D. I guess it would be more
useful to have the old driver and know that I can at least restart the server
if I want to run google earth or whatever.
If we can't fix it
I have just done a test install on an IBM xSeries 345 server with two
Intel PRO/1000 cards and see exactly the same thing.
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and lots and lots of PHP code running on them which is
even less likely to be getting security love :/
[0] MS are getting very good at annoying people into installing updates.
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Linux is free.
modulo hardware costs, of course.
Wouldn't that create some difference in how well the servers are
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Not sure if this is a duplicate of 86072 or not, but booting the gutsy
beta LiveCD on an HP DL385 (G2) in normal graphics mode does not work.
It displays the throbber while it boots, then starts switching to X and
doesn't seem to
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This is mentioned in #103960, but is not the primary focus of that bug.
Changing the hostname via the gnome network admin tool asks the user if
they want to change the hostname immediately. If they do so, their X
session will be
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Both the 7.10 and gutsy links show me a listing of gutsy beta images. I
don't think this bug is valid.
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I too have wanted to get a hold of such a disc since I've been using
Ubuntu as I think it would be quite handy for many purposes. And in some
cases, save a lot of time on recovering a system.
Chris Jones
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Date: Sun, 30 Sep 2007 15:20:35 +0200
From: Mihamina (R12y) Rakotomandimby
Bryce, I did try with Modules first and Xorg refused to accept my
config file. I changed it to Module per xorg.conf's manpage.
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Obviously this isn't the most crucial bug in the world, but could we
slip the upstream patch in before release?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/141362
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Hi
Kris Douglas wrote:
No windows in the European union?
No it's just a very misguided suggestion that no PC should ship with an
OS pre-installed.
It just means more pain for users and no gain for anyone else.
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always reinstall a server by
hand. For a desktop machine though, OEM pre-installs are clearly the way
to go.
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