Workaround: to unfreeze Files / Nautilus must kill the offending ssh process
ps -Af | grep ssh
will give you a list to pick from
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Title:
Files
I have the same issue with Ubuntu 14.04 and an E7440.
The problem does not exist at all on Windows 7, using any BIOS I have
tried (A05, A08, A10). That would seem to indicate that it is a driver
issue, or can be solved by the driver.
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spurious movement and clicks from the ALPS touchpad, Dell e7440
These are accompanied by messages like this in syslog:
Dec 1 08:07:38 Latitude-E7440 kernel: [ 9742.884668] psmouse serio1: DualPoint
TouchPad at isa0060/serio1/input0 lost sync at byte 1
Dec 1 08:07:38
Bug reported in 2007, still problem in 2014 on 14.04. Major usability
issue.
The debian bug linked to above mentions not being able to suspend, which
seems like a slightly different problem than the original bug report and
not what I am experiencing.
Nautilus / files locks up, won't open if it
I still observe the problem with
$ apt-cache policy compiz
compiz:
Installed: 1:0.9.11+14.04.20140328-0ubuntu1
Candidate: 1:0.9.11+14.04.20140328-0ubuntu1
Example:
4 workspaces, external monitor plugged in. Applications are maximized to
primary monitors in workspaces 2 and 3. Current
Public bug reported:
steps to reproduce:
1. open folder in files/nautilus which contains multiple files and/or folders
2. type ctrl+s to bring up the select items matching dialog
3. type glob pattern into text entry field which should match multiple files
4. choose OK
observed behavior:
- only
take a look here, probably duplicate
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ayatana-design/+bug/733349
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Title:
Minimizing apps launcher icon behavior
To
Can anyone comment on two things?
1. What is the nature of the fix that was committed? Two proposals have been
made. A: maximize window to display containing most of window's area. B:
maximize window to display containing mouse. ...I hope the fix was implemented
as option B, since that
Does not occur with upstream 3.6.2:
$ uname -a
Linux eric-Inspiron-6000 3.6.2-030602-generic #201210121823 SMP Fri Oct 12
22:31:22 UTC 2012 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
** Tags removed: needs-upstream-testing
** Tags added: kernel-fixed-upstream
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status:
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Letting the computer sit until it becomes inactive results in a hard
lock or freeze. The screen is set to turn off, but suspend when
inactive for in power settings is set to Don't suspend.
The key combination to kill X does not work in this state (even though
it is
Progress bar diappears for me in 0.12.3-0ubuntu0.1, so seems like that
fixes it.
However my problem with shotwell consuming resources and thrashing the
hard drive for several minutes after startup persists, so I guess I
should open a separate bug for that.
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After upgrading to 12.04 I am now stuck with low (1024x768) resolution
on a 1600x1200 monitor. Would love to fix this by installing nvidia-96,
but have the problem identified in this bug. For some reason I can't
coax xrandr or xorg.conf to do the right thing otherwise.
03:00.0 VGA compatible
Just upgraded to Precise. Computer won't complete booting due to nvidia
graphics. My grub screen won't respond to keyboard input. Not too
helpful.
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I love that shotwell supports the Unity progress bar on shotwell's
launcher icon.
But, when I open shotwell it uses the CPU heavily for several minutes,
during which time the progress bar makes it about halfway across, and
then stops. The progress bar stops, and fortunately
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shotwell's unity progress bar hangs halfway across
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It's possible this isn't getting any traffic because of the bug #496681.
I believe this is different because that one was marked fixed in
Rhythmbox upstream in 2010. I chose that #496681 affected me also
(because I can't tell for sure what the issue is from a user
perspective) but I'm concerned
Public bug reported:
I plug in my iPod photo via USB. Mount it by clicking on it in the side
pane in Nautilus.
Observed behavior:
The iPod does not appear to be accessible from guayadeque at all.
Expected behavior:
The iPod should show up under Portable Devices in the sources pane in
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Title:
ipod does not show up under portable devices in sources list
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To reproduce:
Type Alt to open HUD, then type something into the box (e.g. File to get some
file-related entries).
Press the down-arrow. The selection moves down to the next entry, but
almost immediately hops back up to the top on its own. Even if I press
the down-arrow
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can't move selection to bottom of HUD list with arrow keys
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Any chance this will get fixed in Precise? Between this and Rhythmbox
not working with playlists, I'm totally dead in the water for using my
iPod on Ubuntu. I can only imagine there must be a fair number of iPod
users who prefer to run Ubuntu for their OS...
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If it's a feature, it's not very well thought-out, since it takes a very
long time to scroll. Also, I think it is not really scrolling, but
entries are slowly disappearing from the top of the list one-by-one.
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Continues to be a problem in 12.04
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nautilus-wallpaper menu item doesn't show up
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workaround:
install nautilus actions, then add an action Set as Wallpaper
Path: gsettings
Parameters: set org.gnome.desktop.background picture-uri %u
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Happens randomly on 12.04 beta 2 while system is on; I have never put
the system in standby.
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Title:
indicator-weather crashed with SIGSEGV in
..working for me at the moment on 64-bit precise (original bug report
was on 32-bit oneiric, and I wonder if Danny Teok is also on 32-bit?)
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Not working in Rhythmbox 2.96 on Precise. Can create list in Rhythmbox
and add songs to it. If I then choose to sync the ipod the list
disappears. Instead, if I eject the iPod after creating the list but
without syncing, I see an empty playlist on the iPod with that name.
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Steps to reproduce:
1. Connect iPod Photo via USB
2. Click on the iPod Photo in the Devices list in Nautilus, in order to mount
it (not sure why it is not mounted automatically).
3. Open Rhythmbox.
4. Right-click on iPod Photo in the Rhythmbox side pane under Devices and
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Title:
can't create playlist on iPod in Rhythmbox 2.96 on Precise 12.04 beta
2
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Happens to me on an iPod Photo 60GB.
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Title:
gtkpod crashed with signal 5 in g_settings_bind_with_mapping()
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Running Rhythmbox as default install in 12.04 Beta 1, I didn't see album
art for many of my albums. I found that cover art and cover art
search were already selected in the plugins, but that did not seem to
matter. No documentation appeared anywhere online or in the
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Title:
cover art and cover art search plugins do not seem to do anything
(undocumented last.fm requirement)
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Hmm, I had edited the bug title when I realized that the problem was
that I didn't have a last.fm account, but that edit seems to have
disappeared. If anyone feels this bug should be renamed, feel free to
do so (I don't know how or can't).
** Summary changed:
- cover art and cover art search
ok, could edit after all...
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cover art and cover art search plugins do not seem to do anything
(undocumented last.fm requirement)
Also -- it's not just preferences that has this problem. I find I can't
really do anything in gtkpod without it crashing and disappearing...
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There seem to be a significant number of users who like to use the dodge
option and are disappointed about its demise, and I am one of them.
I like to use it because it is the only way to achieve the following balance:
1. It keeps the launcher visible in situations when I don't need all of my
Public bug reported:
Webcam (Microsoft LifeCam Cinema) works properly in guvcview, but not in
cheese on 11.10 32-bit. Worked in cheese on Ubuntu 10.04 64-bit.
Opening cheese from the terminal gives the following series of messages:
$ cheese
(cheese:2740): Gtk-WARNING **: Attempting to add a
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Incredibly bad responsiveness under heavy IO for me on Oneiric. My only
recent point of comparison is Lucid. Unfortunately it's not completely
fair since I had a different HDD setup then. But in any case, desktop
gets nearly unusable when starting up a program, etc. Freezes for
multiple
This happens to me with some files that have the mime type image/png but have a
.bmp extension. Not sure how the files ended up that way to begin with, but I
suppose that's beside the point. In that particular use case, then it is
useful to have a pointer here to
I can confirm the problem on Ubuntu 10.10 on a Lenovo W500 with kernel
2.6.35-30-generic-pae-tuxonice (and every other recent kernel I've
tried).
Can't boot with BIOS AC setting on Balanced, which would allow frequency
scaling to kick in at lower temp to keep things cool.
Temp climbs up to 90C
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: spe
lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu 10.10
Release:10.10
apt-cache policy spe
spe:
Installed: 0.8.4.h-2
Candidate: 0.8.4.h-2
Version table:
*** 0.8.4.h-2 0
500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ maverick/universe i386
@ Sebastien Bacher
I want to disclose up front that I really don't know the details of how
bug importance is assigned, or what it really means for this to be Low
importance.
That said, it does look like you have looked at bug #390508 (I see that
you responded there), which many people have been
@ Adam Dingle
Chiming in on the request for an option to strip tags on export. It's
all too easy to tag a bunch of photos with names, locations, etc., and
then export them to who-knows-where without thinking. It would also be
good if it always showed up as a visible option on any export dialogs
@mback - if you still need a workaround
1. install CompizConfig Settings Manager
2. Under the category Window Management, turn on Resize Window
3. Assign your desired keyboard shortcut to the last entry on the Bindings tab,
Initiate Window Resize. I'm using AltF8.
Use the keyboard shortcut
You're running Ubuntu 10.04 probably, where not only were the icons
removed, but that tab in Appearance Preferences was also removed to make
it harder to get them back. In my opinion Gnome developers made the
wrong decision; I don't think the extra tab made the interface too
cluttered, and the
I have an issue with the panel clock not updating correctly, starting
within the past week or two, not only on 10.04 AMD64, but also on 9.10
32-bit PAE.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/574815
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I also liked the timer -- it served a purpose that provided genuine
usability advantages.
Choose shutdown once and then leave. If you realize within 60 sec that
you really wanted to do something else on the computer, you can cancel
the shutdown. This way you don't have to confirm the shutdown
@ Sebastien Bacher
Nearly 1 year ago you wrote:
Upstream is doing patch review this week we will have a look before karmic
beta if they don't comment before
Any more news on getting this included in upstream? Not everyone's
going to be rushing to Gnome Shell, particularly since Ubuntu Lucid is
@ Daniel T Chen
Why closing for 10.04 LTS? Isn't an LTS version supposed to get support
and updates for a long time? Do you need more information to
troubleshoot?
I get one of these messages in my logs every 5 seconds while playing
music.
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Why is this won't fix for firefox and invalid for openoffice? It's
definitely broken in the default ubuntu 10.04 configuration, and it's a
frustrating UI inconsistency. Firefox and openoffice don't behave like
other applications (nautilus and gedit, for example). Maybe I
misunderstood the
I prefer the existing behavior: it reduces the chances of the bar
getting in the way when I don't want it. And if I actually want to
scrub the dock or the launchers and click on something, I will have to
move my mouse to where the dock is anyway.
Please don't change this without including a
Another possible alternative solution:
Right now I have compiz set to show window previews when I hover over
buttons in the taskbar. This also works in gnome-do, but when there are
multilple windows grouped under the same icon, it only shows one of
them.
Would there be any way to set up gnome
anyone need more information here? or is there a known workaround --
would be great if I could just edit something manually in a script
somewhere (but I fear it is all compiled)
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This is also a problem in Karmic as of today. Haven't checked on it in
Lucid yet.
In Karmic, it is not _quite_ as severe. You still can't use Shift+F4 to
cycle relative references when you have commas separating arguments.
But if you change the commas to semicolons and cycle how you want with
This also seems to be related to bug #462487, as that problem also goes
away when turning off antialiasing.
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Yes, for a workaround see bug #411542. I seem to be able to eliminate
the marching ants slowdown here by turning off antialiasing as suggested
there, so I suppose these two bugs are somehow related.
That's options - openoffice.org - view - graphics output - use anti-
aliasing (uncheck)
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Binary package hint: quickly
1) Description: Ubuntu 9.10
Release:9.10
2) quickly-ubuntu-template:
Installed: 0.2.6
Candidate: 0.2.6
Version table:
*** 0.2.6 0
500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com karmic/universe Packages
100 /var/lib/dpkg/status
3)
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/39865761/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: XsessionErrors.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/39865762/XsessionErrors.txt
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I had the PPA fix installed. Network Manager upgrade yesterday broke my
network connectivity completely, both wired and wireless. The versions that
broke it for me were:
network-manager_0.8-0ubuntu4~nmt4~karmic
and
network-manager-gnome_0.8-0ubuntu3~nmt2~karmicl.
Not sure if these came from
This is not just AMD64. Also happens to me on 32-bit PAE kernel. With
and without Compiz, makes no difference. I observe both the slowdown
with marching ants for copy in Calc, and the really slow drag drop in
Impress. Does drag drop in Impress need a different bug submission,
or is it
@ Tony Espy
This is absolutely a regression and absolutely should be released to the
standard repositories.
RE: Furthermore, the case outlined here is not the typical use case, as
NM should automatically re-connect a hidden network that's been
previously connected.
It may not be the typical use
I have the same problem, AAC audio ripped by sound juicer is skipping.
What information do you lack on this bug? Please let me know and I'll
try to provide some.
Running Feisty Fawn. Originally installed ugly codecs, etc., some stuff
from multiverse, I think.
Sound Juicer appears to rip the
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