[Bug 1244090] Re: Pressing any global keyboard shortcut causes temporary loss of focus

2015-02-19 Thread vof
this workaround worked for ubuntu 14.10:

- in Settings->Text entry remove all input sources, leave only english
- install gxkb (layout switcher): sudo apt-get install gxkb
- add gxkb to startup applications via gnome-tweak-tool
- setup gxkb hotkeys in ~/.config/gxkb (default is alt_shift, but in 14.10 it 
doesn't work. ctrl_shift works ok)

p.s. new version of gxkb has appindicator for ubuntu. can be installed
via ppa:zen-root/gxkb-stable

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[Bug 200337] Re: CD/DVD burning problem in hardy

2008-11-06 Thread vof
I have a similar and probably related problem so I will describe it here
and not create another bug in the hope it will help the devs pinpoint
the causes.

I recently upgraded a server from dapper to hardy after which my DVD-R
burning archive script starting failing.

The script for dapper ran overnight, used mkisofs and worked a treat.
The script was designed for non-computer people - they would
periodically put a blank DVD-R in the drive in the evening. The return
code from mkisofs was detected by the script. If the mkisofs run
succeeded (that is, a blank disk had been inserted the previous
evening), the script ejected it ready to be removed and filed the next
day. If it failed, the script presumed it was because no media had been
loaded and failed quietly.

The script needed to be changed for hardy - mkisofs was replaced by
growisofs. I overcame bug 233942 by replacing genisoimage 1.1.6-1ubuntu6
with genisoimage 1.1.6-1ubuntu3. However, there are clearly still some
other problems with DVD burning on hardy. Here are some of the symptoms
I see:

1. The growisofs/genisoimage relationship does not seem quite right. An eject 
command after the growisofs command appears to be executed before genisoimage 
terminates. Indeed it seems to execute almost before genisoimage starts. See my 
thread here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=963701

2. growisofs always seems to return zero.

3.. If I run the archive script manually after loading a blank DVD-R, it
creates a legitimate burned disk which I can read successfully if
removed from the drive at that point.

4. If the script is run via cron overnight, I believe the disk is OK
just as the result from 2. above is. Here are the key parts of the log
which is emailed to me:

Executing 'genisoimage -r -J -joliet-long -V othona311008 -ldots /home/core/My 
Documents /home/othona_backups | builtin_dd of=/dev/dvd obs=32k seek=0'
Warning: creating filesystem that does not conform to ISO-9660.
I: -input-charset not specified, using utf-8 (detected in locale settings)
Using BOOKI000.SBD for  ./rr_moved/Bookings.sbd (Bookings.sbd)
Using HOSTI000.SBD for  ./rr_moved/Hosting stuff.sbd (Hosting stuff.sbd)
Using ONGOI000.SBD for  ./rr_moved/Ongoing stuff.sbd (Ongoing stuff.sbd)
.

.
 99.15% done, estimate finish Fri Oct 31 03:39:11 2008
 99.48% done, estimate finish Fri Oct 31 03:39:11 2008
 99.81% done, estimate finish Fri Oct 31 03:39:10 2008
Total translation table size: 0
Total rockridge attributes bytes: 916985
Total directory bytes: 2508800
Path table size(bytes): 14310
Max brk space used 7bc000
1517890 extents written (2964 MB)
/dev/dvd: flushing cache
/dev/dvd: updating RMA
/dev/dvd: closing disc

However, if the disk is left in the drive and the script runs 24 hours
later on the same disk, it appears to try to burn the disk again (and I
think it partially succeeds - see below) but fails as follows:

Executing 'genisoimage -r -J -joliet-long -V othona011108 -ldots /home/core/My 
Documents /home/othona_backups | builtin_dd of=/dev/dvd obs=32k seek=0'
Warning: creating filesystem that does not conform to ISO-9660.
I: -input-charset not specified, using utf-8 (detected in locale settings)
Using BOOKI000.SBD for  ./rr_moved/Bookings.sbd (Bookings.sbd)
Using HOSTI000.SBD for  ./rr_moved/Hosting stuff.sbd (Hosting stuff.sbd)
Using ONGOI000.SBD for  ./rr_moved/Ongoing stuff.sbd (Ongoing stuff.sbd)
.

.
 16.45% done, estimate finish Sat Nov  1 03:42:29 2008
 16.78% done, estimate finish Sat Nov  1 03:42:27 2008
 17.10% done, estimate finish Sat Nov  1 03:42:24 2008
 :-[  [EMAIL PROTECTED] failed with SK=3h/ASC=80h/ACQ=04h]: Input/output error
 :-(  write failed: Input/output error
/dev/dvd: flushing cache
/dev/dvd: updating RMA
/dev/dvd: closing disc

What is very strange is if the DVD-R is examined in daylight, the
originally burned (dark) circular area is visible but superimposed on it
is a smaller circular area which is even darker as if that smaller
central area has been burned again. After the second run, the DVD-R is
not loadable or readable on any Linux or Windows system.

5. I have another recently-upgraded-from-dapper-to-hardy server which
uses the same script to burn archive CD-Rs (note *not* DVD-Rs) and it
does not have the double burning problem described above. I think it
does however also have the eject-before-burning-complete problem.

I too have concerns about how this problem can remain
undiagnosed/unfixed for so long. growisofs appears to behave quite
differently to the original mkisofs - it is a pity that there was not a
transition period where both were available so that mkisofs could be
used in situations where growisofs did not work properly.

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