Simple scan 3.20.0 on ubuntu 16.04 does not consider a4 size as default
now. It scans A4 size but saves the resulting image with a blackportion
at the top end. I had no issues earlier and it used to take a4 setting
as default when set in edit-preferences but not now. Some upgrade has
affected it.
Had a similar problem with Ubuntu 9.10, Lenovo T60, intel 3945Aabg,
iwl3945 driver. It worked with 9.04, I suppose because Network Manager
was disabled (and I think this was by default). I know I had tried to
enable NM with 9.04 but it didn't work so I just shut it back off. I
think it sort of
Totem crashes whenever any multimedia file is played --this happenned
after upgrading to 9.04 from 8.10. Before this the ubuntu 8.10 system
used to work fine.
I can play mp3 etc audio files in the rhythmbox player. When i am
playing such files in rhythmbox, then totem can be opened to play any
/var/crash does not show anything. Maybe its because totem just closes
OR it just aborts OR in other words exits with error code 11, request
code 132, minor code 19. This same error comes even with vlc. Only the
serial number of the error reported changes.
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totem crashes when opening any movie
, WeatherGod ben.v.r...@gmail.com
wrote:
networker, at first, it looked like I was able to confirm the bug.
However, further double-checking revealed that there is a slight error
in column A. Most of the values are dr. visit, but some of them are
dr. visit with an extra space. When deleting those
Pls see files attached. 1.ods is the example spreadsheet containing only 1
sheet.
The 3 screenshots are as follows. Before-sorting.png shows the data as it was.
Sorting is then done by column A and then by column B (both in ascending
order). Result is seen in after-sorting.png which clearly
The User interface of bugs.launchpad.net lets only ONE file to be attached at a
time.
1.ods -the example spreadsheet is attached
** Attachment added: example spreadsheet
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/35991365/1.ods
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DATA SORTING IS BUGGY in ascending and desending order for any 2 columns
before sorting.png
** Attachment added: Before sorting -data is marked first
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/35991443/before-sorting.png
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DATA SORTING IS BUGGY in ascending and desending order for any 2 columns
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/486965
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after sorting by 2nd column in Descending order, the result is more
sorted but still not completely correct
** Attachment added: after-sorting in descending order
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/35991540/after-sorting2.png
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DATA SORTING IS BUGGY in ascending and desending order for any 2
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
I tried to sort a few rows (by marking the data) in a datasheet of
oocalc. When the rows and columns are marked and command is given to
sort by any 2 columns, oocalc works better but not absolutely correctly
when the sorting order for the
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/35963025/Dependencies.txt
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DATA SORTING IS BUGGY in ascending and desending order for any 2 columns
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/486965
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try this and see if it helps
http://www.ubuntugeek.com/sound-solutions-for-ubuntu-904-jaunty-users.html
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no sound in Ubuntu 9.04
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/305709
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I haven't seen a fix for this bug, but you can make it work. It didn't
work with 7.x either. What I have found with my T60 is this:
The Thinkpad wireless LED does not work with Ubuntu. Don't let this throw you.
It is on if the switch is on, the LED just doesn't work.
I use WPA2 encryption.
I am using a Lenovo T60, and I thought it wasn't working either. I
finally discovered after looking at the logs that it does work, but that
the wireless LED does not work. However, I have a problem with the
network manager. I am using WPA2, and after I select WPA2 and put the
passphrase in, it
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