[Bug 173522] Re: Conky Staying On Top of All Windows

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I can also confirm this problem in Ubuntu v8.10.  I am using conky
v1.6.1-0ubuntu3 and even with a 30 second delay script, conky is still
above everything on the desktop.  Is there any other way to fix this
problem?

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[Bug 376230] Re: Youtube videos won't load

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Mikechaos,

It looks like this problem has come back.  I'm using Firefox v3.0.11 on
Ubuntu 8.10 (32 Bit) and for the past 2 days, videos on Youtube will not
load.  If one goes to a Youtube video, the user will only see "Hello,
you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash
Player. Get the latest Flash player."  Even though JavaScript is
installed and enabled and Flash works fine on other video sites.

Has anyone else been experiencing this Youtube problem as well?

I have uploaded a screenshot of what happens when I visit a sample video
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlbBF9UgbQE)

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[Bug 173522] Re: Conky Staying On Top of All Windows

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Jmadero,

I'm using the same .conkyrc template that you are using (# UBUNTU-CONKY,
A comprehensive conky script), but I still keep getting the "above all
windows/desktop" problem whenever I restart.  I have the
'own_window_transparent' var set to 'yes' just like in yours.

The strangest part is that conky was working fine 2 days ago.  It was
only recently when it was starting to have this bizarre problem.  I
increased the startup delay to 30 seconds, but to no avail.

Here is the start up script that is called on every reboot:
#!/bin/bash
sleep 30 && conky;

Could the startup script be the problem?

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[Bug 376230] Re: Youtube videos won't load

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It appears that clearing the Cache in Firefox seems to be the only way
to fix this problem.  Could there be a reason why this problem keeps
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[Bug 173522] Re: Conky Staying On Top of All Windows

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Mike, that idea worked great!

Here is my syntax in the new conky startup script:
#!/bin/bash
conky &
sleep 10
killall conky &
sleep 10
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[Bug 173522] Re: Conky Staying On Top of All Windows

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Mike,

It looks like I spoke too soon.  The "always on top of all windows"
conky problem has come back again after another restart.

In my startup scripts I have tried:
#!/bin/bash
conky &
sleep 10
killall conky &
sleep 10
conky;

I also tried:
#!/bin/bash
/usr/bin/conky &
sleep 10
killall conky &
sleep 10
/usr/bin/conky &

But still for some reason conky is still above everything, and I always
have to use the 'killall' command to stop conky and then manually
restart it again.  Is there any other way to fix this problem?

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[Bug 278601] Re: hpijs crashed with SIGSEGV

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The Printer is an HP Deskjet 5550, and the default drivers Ubuntu uses
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[Bug 396275] [NEW] Firefox Downloads window opens doc files in Wine instead of OpenOffice

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Public bug reported:

Binary package hint: firefox-3.5

Firefox 3.5 Bug:
After a user downloads a .doc file, if the user goes to Firefox's Downloads 
window and does a right-click -> Open on the .doc file, for some reason this 
invokes Wine and then Wine returns a "There is no Windows program configured to 
open this type of file." error.  OpenOffice is never invoked.

What should have happened:
When a user right clicks a .doc file in the Downloads window, it should open 
the document up in OpenOffice.

What happened instead:
When a user right clicks a .doc file, for some reason it invokes Wine and then 
Wine returns a "There is no Windows program configured to open this type of 
file. error.

I went to Edit -> Preferences -> Applications in Firefox and it says
that the default program for .doc files is OpenOffice, yet for some
reason this is not the case with the Downloads window.

I have checked the Wine installation and it is fine.  Is there any way
to fix this Downloads window bug?

** Affects: firefox-3.5 (Ubuntu)
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

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[Bug 396275] Re: Firefox Downloads window opens doc files in Wine instead of OpenOffice

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[Bug 396275] Re: Firefox Downloads window opens doc files in Wine instead of OpenOffice

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Micah,

Is there a way to specify which program the Downloads window itself will
use?  I have noticed that when I go to Edit -> Preferences ->
Applications, there is no way for the user to delete an application in
the list if there is a problem.  I.e., if Firefox says a certain
application is (Default) there is no way to change it.  Even if a user
selects another application, Firefox will still say the original program
is "(Default)" and will always want to use that app.  Firefox also wants
to over-ride Nautilus/Gnome default apps for some reason.

Is there another way a user can manually edit the Applications used by
Firefox?  Does Firefox v3.5 use a different list for the Applications
window then it does for the Downloads window itself?


I think it would be nice if future versions of Firefox added more
functionality to the Applications window GUI, so a user can delete an
app on there or set another app as "(Default)" manually.

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[Bug 376230] [NEW] Youtube videos won't load

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Public bug reported:

Description of Bug:
Youtube videos no longer work with Firefox through Ubuntu.  I'm using Firefox 
v3.0.10 on Ubuntu v8.10.  Yesterday the flash videos worked fine, but today 
they do not work anymore.

What should have happened:
When a user goes to a Youtube site, it should load up the flash video.

What happened instead:
Whenever a user goes to watch a video, Youtube returns a "Hello, you either 
have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash Player. Get the 
latest Flash player." error and no video loads.
However, flash is installed and Javascript is indeed turned on.

I tried going to the site with all FF add-ons disabled and the problem
still occurs.  Yet Flash works on other sites, and when I go to the
Adobe Flash test site  it can
detect the flash just fine.

I tried running Firefox on Wine and noticed the Youtube videos work fine
on there, so this leads me to believe it's an Ubuntu bug.

** Affects: ubuntu
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

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[Bug 376230] Re: Youtube videos won't load

[Hephaestus Malleus]

It looks like Youtube managed to fix it on their side, because today
Flash seems to be working again.  It was weird because yesterday the
Youtube videos would only work through Wine.

You can delete this bug if you wish.  Sorry for the inconvenience.

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[Bug 376230] [NEW] Youtube videos won't load

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Public bug reported:

Description of Bug:
Youtube videos no longer work with Firefox through Ubuntu.  I'm using Firefox 
v3.0.10 on Ubuntu v8.10.  Yesterday the flash videos worked fine, but today 
they do not work anymore.

What should have happened:
When a user goes to a Youtube site, it should load up the flash video.

What happened instead:
Whenever a user goes to watch a video, Youtube returns a "Hello, you either 
have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash Player. Get the 
latest Flash player." error and no video loads.
However, flash is installed and Javascript is indeed turned on.

I tried going to the site with all FF add-ons disabled and the problem
still occurs.  Yet Flash works on other sites, and when I go to the
Adobe Flash test site  it can
detect the flash just fine.

I tried running Firefox on Wine and noticed the Youtube videos work fine
on there, so this leads me to believe it's an Ubuntu bug.

** Affects: ubuntu
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

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[Bug 396275] [NEW] Firefox Downloads window opens doc files in Wine instead of OpenOffice

[Hephaestus Malleus]

Public bug reported:

Binary package hint: firefox-3.5

Firefox 3.5 Bug:
After a user downloads a .doc file, if the user goes to Firefox's Downloads 
window and does a right-click -> Open on the .doc file, for some reason this 
invokes Wine and then Wine returns a "There is no Windows program configured to 
open this type of file." error.  OpenOffice is never invoked.

What should have happened:
When a user right clicks a .doc file in the Downloads window, it should open 
the document up in OpenOffice.

What happened instead:
When a user right clicks a .doc file, for some reason it invokes Wine and then 
Wine returns a "There is no Windows program configured to open this type of 
file. error.

I went to Edit -> Preferences -> Applications in Firefox and it says
that the default program for .doc files is OpenOffice, yet for some
reason this is not the case with the Downloads window.

I have checked the Wine installation and it is fine.  Is there any way
to fix this Downloads window bug?

** Affects: firefox-3.5 (Ubuntu)
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

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[Bug 396275] Re: Firefox Downloads window opens doc files in Wine instead of OpenOffice

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[Bug 396275] Re: Firefox Downloads window opens doc files in Wine instead of OpenOffice

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Micah,

Is there a way to specify which program the Downloads window itself will
use?  I have noticed that when I go to Edit -> Preferences ->
Applications, there is no way for the user to delete an application in
the list if there is a problem.  I.e., if Firefox says a certain
application is (Default) there is no way to change it.  Even if a user
selects another application, Firefox will still say the original program
is "(Default)" and will always want to use that app.  Firefox also wants
to over-ride Nautilus/Gnome default apps for some reason.

Is there another way a user can manually edit the Applications used by
Firefox?  Does Firefox v3.5 use a different list for the Applications
window then it does for the Downloads window itself?


I think it would be nice if future versions of Firefox added more
functionality to the Applications window GUI, so a user can delete an
app on there or set another app as "(Default)" manually.

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[Bug 278601] Re: hpijs crashed with SIGSEGV

[Hephaestus Malleus]

I have had this error too (hpijs crashed with SIGSEGV) with Ubuntu 9.04.
The Printer is an HP Deskjet 5550, and the default drivers Ubuntu uses
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[Bug 173522] Re: Conky Staying On Top of All Windows

[Hephaestus Malleus]

I can also confirm this problem in Ubuntu v8.10.  I am using conky
v1.6.1-0ubuntu3 and even with a 30 second delay script, conky is still
above everything on the desktop.  Is there any other way to fix this
problem?

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[Bug 376230] Re: Youtube videos won't load

[Hephaestus Malleus]

Mikechaos,

It looks like this problem has come back.  I'm using Firefox v3.0.11 on
Ubuntu 8.10 (32 Bit) and for the past 2 days, videos on Youtube will not
load.  If one goes to a Youtube video, the user will only see "Hello,
you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash
Player. Get the latest Flash player."  Even though JavaScript is
installed and enabled and Flash works fine on other video sites.

Has anyone else been experiencing this Youtube problem as well?

I have uploaded a screenshot of what happens when I visit a sample video
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlbBF9UgbQE)

** Attachment added: "Screenshot-YouTube-Mozilla Firefox.png"
   
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[Bug 173522] Re: Conky Staying On Top of All Windows

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Jmadero,

I'm using the same .conkyrc template that you are using (# UBUNTU-CONKY,
A comprehensive conky script), but I still keep getting the "above all
windows/desktop" problem whenever I restart.  I have the
'own_window_transparent' var set to 'yes' just like in yours.

The strangest part is that conky was working fine 2 days ago.  It was
only recently when it was starting to have this bizarre problem.  I
increased the startup delay to 30 seconds, but to no avail.

Here is the start up script that is called on every reboot:
#!/bin/bash
sleep 30 && conky;

Could the startup script be the problem?

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[Bug 376230] Re: Youtube videos won't load

[Hephaestus Malleus]

It appears that clearing the Cache in Firefox seems to be the only way
to fix this problem.  Could there be a reason why this problem keeps
occuring with Youtube videos?

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[Bug 173522] Re: Conky Staying On Top of All Windows

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Mike, that idea worked great!

Here is my syntax in the new conky startup script:
#!/bin/bash
conky &
sleep 10
killall conky &
sleep 10
conky;

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[Bug 173522] Re: Conky Staying On Top of All Windows

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Mike,

It looks like I spoke too soon.  The "always on top of all windows"
conky problem has come back again after another restart.

In my startup scripts I have tried:
#!/bin/bash
conky &
sleep 10
killall conky &
sleep 10
conky;

I also tried:
#!/bin/bash
/usr/bin/conky &
sleep 10
killall conky &
sleep 10
/usr/bin/conky &

But still for some reason conky is still above everything, and I always
have to use the 'killall' command to stop conky and then manually
restart it again.  Is there any other way to fix this problem?

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[Bug 376230] Re: Youtube videos won't load

[Hephaestus Malleus]

It looks like Youtube managed to fix it on their side, because today
Flash seems to be working again.  It was weird because yesterday the
Youtube videos would only work through Wine.

You can delete this bug if you wish.  Sorry for the inconvenience.

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[Bug 376230] [NEW] Youtube videos won't load

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Public bug reported:

Description of Bug:
Youtube videos no longer work with Firefox through Ubuntu.  I'm using Firefox 
v3.0.10 on Ubuntu v8.10.  Yesterday the flash videos worked fine, but today 
they do not work anymore.

What should have happened:
When a user goes to a Youtube site, it should load up the flash video.

What happened instead:
Whenever a user goes to watch a video, Youtube returns a "Hello, you either 
have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash Player. Get the 
latest Flash player." error and no video loads.
However, flash is installed and Javascript is indeed turned on.

I tried going to the site with all FF add-ons disabled and the problem
still occurs.  Yet Flash works on other sites, and when I go to the
Adobe Flash test site  it can
detect the flash just fine.

I tried running Firefox on Wine and noticed the Youtube videos work fine
on there, so this leads me to believe it's an Ubuntu bug.

** Affects: ubuntu
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

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[Bug 376230] Re: Youtube videos won't load

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It looks like Youtube managed to fix it on their side, because today
Flash seems to be working again.  It was weird because yesterday the
Youtube videos would only work through Wine.

You can delete this bug if you wish.  Sorry for the inconvenience.

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[Bug 173522] Re: Conky Staying On Top of All Windows

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I can also confirm this problem in Ubuntu v8.10.  I am using conky
v1.6.1-0ubuntu3 and even with a 30 second delay script, conky is still
above everything on the desktop.  Is there any other way to fix this
problem?

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[Bug 376230] Re: Youtube videos won't load

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Mikechaos,

It looks like this problem has come back.  I'm using Firefox v3.0.11 on
Ubuntu 8.10 (32 Bit) and for the past 2 days, videos on Youtube will not
load.  If one goes to a Youtube video, the user will only see "Hello,
you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash
Player. Get the latest Flash player."  Even though JavaScript is
installed and enabled and Flash works fine on other video sites.

Has anyone else been experiencing this Youtube problem as well?

I have uploaded a screenshot of what happens when I visit a sample video
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlbBF9UgbQE)

** Attachment added: "Screenshot-YouTube-Mozilla Firefox.png"
   
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[Bug 173522] Re: Conky Staying On Top of All Windows

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Jmadero,

I'm using the same .conkyrc template that you are using (# UBUNTU-CONKY,
A comprehensive conky script), but I still keep getting the "above all
windows/desktop" problem whenever I restart.  I have the
'own_window_transparent' var set to 'yes' just like in yours.

The strangest part is that conky was working fine 2 days ago.  It was
only recently when it was starting to have this bizarre problem.  I
increased the startup delay to 30 seconds, but to no avail.

Here is the start up script that is called on every reboot:
#!/bin/bash
sleep 30 && conky;

Could the startup script be the problem?

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[Bug 376230] Re: Youtube videos won't load

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It appears that clearing the Cache in Firefox seems to be the only way
to fix this problem.  Could there be a reason why this problem keeps
occuring with Youtube videos?

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[Bug 396275] Re: Firefox Downloads window opens doc files in Wine instead of OpenOffice

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Micah,

Is there a way to specify which program the Downloads window itself will
use?  I have noticed that when I go to Edit -> Preferences ->
Applications, there is no way for the user to delete an application in
the list if there is a problem.  I.e., if Firefox says a certain
application is (Default) there is no way to change it.  Even if a user
selects another application, Firefox will still say the original program
is "(Default)" and will always want to use that app.  Firefox also wants
to over-ride Nautilus/Gnome default apps for some reason.

Is there another way a user can manually edit the Applications used by
Firefox?  Does Firefox v3.5 use a different list for the Applications
window then it does for the Downloads window itself?


I think it would be nice if future versions of Firefox added more
functionality to the Applications window GUI, so a user can delete an
app on there or set another app as "(Default)" manually.

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[Bug 173522] Re: Conky Staying On Top of All Windows

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Mike, that idea worked great!

Here is my syntax in the new conky startup script:
#!/bin/bash
conky &
sleep 10
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[Bug 173522] Re: Conky Staying On Top of All Windows

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Mike,

It looks like I spoke too soon.  The "always on top of all windows"
conky problem has come back again after another restart.

In my startup scripts I have tried:
#!/bin/bash
conky &
sleep 10
killall conky &
sleep 10
conky;

I also tried:
#!/bin/bash
/usr/bin/conky &
sleep 10
killall conky &
sleep 10
/usr/bin/conky &

But still for some reason conky is still above everything, and I always
have to use the 'killall' command to stop conky and then manually
restart it again.  Is there any other way to fix this problem?

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[Bug 278601] Re: hpijs crashed with SIGSEGV

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I have had this error too (hpijs crashed with SIGSEGV) with Ubuntu 9.04.
The Printer is an HP Deskjet 5550, and the default drivers Ubuntu uses
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[Bug 396275] [NEW] Firefox Downloads window opens doc files in Wine instead of OpenOffice

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Public bug reported:

Binary package hint: firefox-3.5

Firefox 3.5 Bug:
After a user downloads a .doc file, if the user goes to Firefox's Downloads 
window and does a right-click -> Open on the .doc file, for some reason this 
invokes Wine and then Wine returns a "There is no Windows program configured to 
open this type of file." error.  OpenOffice is never invoked.

What should have happened:
When a user right clicks a .doc file in the Downloads window, it should open 
the document up in OpenOffice.

What happened instead:
When a user right clicks a .doc file, for some reason it invokes Wine and then 
Wine returns a "There is no Windows program configured to open this type of 
file. error.

I went to Edit -> Preferences -> Applications in Firefox and it says
that the default program for .doc files is OpenOffice, yet for some
reason this is not the case with the Downloads window.

I have checked the Wine installation and it is fine.  Is there any way
to fix this Downloads window bug?

** Affects: firefox-3.5 (Ubuntu)
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

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[Bug 396275] [NEW] Firefox Downloads window opens doc files in Wine instead of OpenOffice

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Public bug reported:

Binary package hint: firefox-3.5

Firefox 3.5 Bug:
After a user downloads a .doc file, if the user goes to Firefox's Downloads 
window and does a right-click -> Open on the .doc file, for some reason this 
invokes Wine and then Wine returns a "There is no Windows program configured to 
open this type of file." error.  OpenOffice is never invoked.

What should have happened:
When a user right clicks a .doc file in the Downloads window, it should open 
the document up in OpenOffice.

What happened instead:
When a user right clicks a .doc file, for some reason it invokes Wine and then 
Wine returns a "There is no Windows program configured to open this type of 
file. error.

I went to Edit -> Preferences -> Applications in Firefox and it says
that the default program for .doc files is OpenOffice, yet for some
reason this is not the case with the Downloads window.

I have checked the Wine installation and it is fine.  Is there any way
to fix this Downloads window bug?

** Affects: firefox-3.5 (Ubuntu)
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

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[Bug 396275] Re: Firefox Downloads window opens doc files in Wine instead of OpenOffice

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Micah,

Is there a way to specify which program the Downloads window itself will
use?  I have noticed that when I go to Edit -> Preferences ->
Applications, there is no way for the user to delete an application in
the list if there is a problem.  I.e., if Firefox says a certain
application is (Default) there is no way to change it.  Even if a user
selects another application, Firefox will still say the original program
is "(Default)" and will always want to use that app.  Firefox also wants
to over-ride Nautilus/Gnome default apps for some reason.

Is there another way a user can manually edit the Applications used by
Firefox?  Does Firefox v3.5 use a different list for the Applications
window then it does for the Downloads window itself?


I think it would be nice if future versions of Firefox added more
functionality to the Applications window GUI, so a user can delete an
app on there or set another app as "(Default)" manually.

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[Bug 278601] Re: hpijs crashed with SIGSEGV

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I have had this error too (hpijs crashed with SIGSEGV) with Ubuntu 9.04.
The Printer is an HP Deskjet 5550, and the default drivers Ubuntu uses
to communicate with it do not seem to work.  For any print job the
printer only outputs garbage symbols.

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[Bug 376230] [NEW] Youtube videos won't load

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Public bug reported:

Description of Bug:
Youtube videos no longer work with Firefox through Ubuntu.  I'm using Firefox 
v3.0.10 on Ubuntu v8.10.  Yesterday the flash videos worked fine, but today 
they do not work anymore.

What should have happened:
When a user goes to a Youtube site, it should load up the flash video.

What happened instead:
Whenever a user goes to watch a video, Youtube returns a "Hello, you either 
have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash Player. Get the 
latest Flash player." error and no video loads.
However, flash is installed and Javascript is indeed turned on.

I tried going to the site with all FF add-ons disabled and the problem
still occurs.  Yet Flash works on other sites, and when I go to the
Adobe Flash test site  it can
detect the flash just fine.

I tried running Firefox on Wine and noticed the Youtube videos work fine
on there, so this leads me to believe it's an Ubuntu bug.

** Affects: ubuntu
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

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[Bug 173522] Re: Conky Staying On Top of All Windows

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I can also confirm this problem in Ubuntu v8.10.  I am using conky
v1.6.1-0ubuntu3 and even with a 30 second delay script, conky is still
above everything on the desktop.  Is there any other way to fix this
problem?

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[Bug 376230] Re: Youtube videos won't load

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Mikechaos,

It looks like this problem has come back.  I'm using Firefox v3.0.11 on
Ubuntu 8.10 (32 Bit) and for the past 2 days, videos on Youtube will not
load.  If one goes to a Youtube video, the user will only see "Hello,
you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash
Player. Get the latest Flash player."  Even though JavaScript is
installed and enabled and Flash works fine on other video sites.

Has anyone else been experiencing this Youtube problem as well?

I have uploaded a screenshot of what happens when I visit a sample video
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlbBF9UgbQE)

** Attachment added: "Screenshot-YouTube-Mozilla Firefox.png"
   
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[Bug 173522] Re: Conky Staying On Top of All Windows

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Jmadero,

I'm using the same .conkyrc template that you are using (# UBUNTU-CONKY,
A comprehensive conky script), but I still keep getting the "above all
windows/desktop" problem whenever I restart.  I have the
'own_window_transparent' var set to 'yes' just like in yours.

The strangest part is that conky was working fine 2 days ago.  It was
only recently when it was starting to have this bizarre problem.  I
increased the startup delay to 30 seconds, but to no avail.

Here is the start up script that is called on every reboot:
#!/bin/bash
sleep 30 && conky;

Could the startup script be the problem?

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[Bug 376230] Re: Youtube videos won't load

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It appears that clearing the Cache in Firefox seems to be the only way
to fix this problem.  Could there be a reason why this problem keeps
occuring with Youtube videos?

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[Bug 173522] Re: Conky Staying On Top of All Windows

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Mike, that idea worked great!

Here is my syntax in the new conky startup script:
#!/bin/bash
conky &
sleep 10
killall conky &
sleep 10
conky;

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[Bug 173522] Re: Conky Staying On Top of All Windows

[Hephaestus Malleus]

Mike,

It looks like I spoke too soon.  The "always on top of all windows"
conky problem has come back again after another restart.

In my startup scripts I have tried:
#!/bin/bash
conky &
sleep 10
killall conky &
sleep 10
conky;

I also tried:
#!/bin/bash
/usr/bin/conky &
sleep 10
killall conky &
sleep 10
/usr/bin/conky &

But still for some reason conky is still above everything, and I always
have to use the 'killall' command to stop conky and then manually
restart it again.  Is there any other way to fix this problem?

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[Bug 376230] Re: Youtube videos won't load

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It looks like Youtube managed to fix it on their side, because today
Flash seems to be working again.  It was weird because yesterday the
Youtube videos would only work through Wine.

You can delete this bug if you wish.  Sorry for the inconvenience.

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[Bug 376230] [NEW] Youtube videos won't load

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Public bug reported:

Description of Bug:
Youtube videos no longer work with Firefox through Ubuntu.  I'm using Firefox 
v3.0.10 on Ubuntu v8.10.  Yesterday the flash videos worked fine, but today 
they do not work anymore.

What should have happened:
When a user goes to a Youtube site, it should load up the flash video.

What happened instead:
Whenever a user goes to watch a video, Youtube returns a "Hello, you either 
have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash Player. Get the 
latest Flash player." error and no video loads.
However, flash is installed and Javascript is indeed turned on.

I tried going to the site with all FF add-ons disabled and the problem
still occurs.  Yet Flash works on other sites, and when I go to the
Adobe Flash test site  it can
detect the flash just fine.

I tried running Firefox on Wine and noticed the Youtube videos work fine
on there, so this leads me to believe it's an Ubuntu bug.

** Affects: ubuntu
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

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[Bug 278601] Re: hpijs crashed with SIGSEGV

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I have had this error too (hpijs crashed with SIGSEGV) with Ubuntu 9.04.
The Printer is an HP Deskjet 5550, and the default drivers Ubuntu uses
to communicate with it do not seem to work.  For any print job the
printer only outputs garbage symbols.

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[Bug 173522] Re: Conky Staying On Top of All Windows

[Hephaestus Malleus]

I can also confirm this problem in Ubuntu v8.10.  I am using conky
v1.6.1-0ubuntu3 and even with a 30 second delay script, conky is still
above everything on the desktop.  Is there any other way to fix this
problem?

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[Bug 376230] Re: Youtube videos won't load

[Hephaestus Malleus]

Mikechaos,

It looks like this problem has come back.  I'm using Firefox v3.0.11 on
Ubuntu 8.10 (32 Bit) and for the past 2 days, videos on Youtube will not
load.  If one goes to a Youtube video, the user will only see "Hello,
you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash
Player. Get the latest Flash player."  Even though JavaScript is
installed and enabled and Flash works fine on other video sites.

Has anyone else been experiencing this Youtube problem as well?

I have uploaded a screenshot of what happens when I visit a sample video
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlbBF9UgbQE)

** Attachment added: "Screenshot-YouTube-Mozilla Firefox.png"
   
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[Bug 173522] Re: Conky Staying On Top of All Windows

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Jmadero,

I'm using the same .conkyrc template that you are using (# UBUNTU-CONKY,
A comprehensive conky script), but I still keep getting the "above all
windows/desktop" problem whenever I restart.  I have the
'own_window_transparent' var set to 'yes' just like in yours.

The strangest part is that conky was working fine 2 days ago.  It was
only recently when it was starting to have this bizarre problem.  I
increased the startup delay to 30 seconds, but to no avail.

Here is the start up script that is called on every reboot:
#!/bin/bash
sleep 30 && conky;

Could the startup script be the problem?

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[Bug 376230] Re: Youtube videos won't load

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It appears that clearing the Cache in Firefox seems to be the only way
to fix this problem.  Could there be a reason why this problem keeps
occuring with Youtube videos?

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[Bug 173522] Re: Conky Staying On Top of All Windows

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Mike, that idea worked great!

Here is my syntax in the new conky startup script:
#!/bin/bash
conky &
sleep 10
killall conky &
sleep 10
conky;

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[Bug 173522] Re: Conky Staying On Top of All Windows

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Mike,

It looks like I spoke too soon.  The "always on top of all windows"
conky problem has come back again after another restart.

In my startup scripts I have tried:
#!/bin/bash
conky &
sleep 10
killall conky &
sleep 10
conky;

I also tried:
#!/bin/bash
/usr/bin/conky &
sleep 10
killall conky &
sleep 10
/usr/bin/conky &

But still for some reason conky is still above everything, and I always
have to use the 'killall' command to stop conky and then manually
restart it again.  Is there any other way to fix this problem?

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[Bug 396275] [NEW] Firefox Downloads window opens doc files in Wine instead of OpenOffice

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Public bug reported:

Binary package hint: firefox-3.5

Firefox 3.5 Bug:
After a user downloads a .doc file, if the user goes to Firefox's Downloads 
window and does a right-click -> Open on the .doc file, for some reason this 
invokes Wine and then Wine returns a "There is no Windows program configured to 
open this type of file." error.  OpenOffice is never invoked.

What should have happened:
When a user right clicks a .doc file in the Downloads window, it should open 
the document up in OpenOffice.

What happened instead:
When a user right clicks a .doc file, for some reason it invokes Wine and then 
Wine returns a "There is no Windows program configured to open this type of 
file. error.

I went to Edit -> Preferences -> Applications in Firefox and it says
that the default program for .doc files is OpenOffice, yet for some
reason this is not the case with the Downloads window.

I have checked the Wine installation and it is fine.  Is there any way
to fix this Downloads window bug?

** Affects: firefox-3.5 (Ubuntu)
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

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[Bug 396275] Re: Firefox Downloads window opens doc files in Wine instead of OpenOffice

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Micah,

Is there a way to specify which program the Downloads window itself will
use?  I have noticed that when I go to Edit -> Preferences ->
Applications, there is no way for the user to delete an application in
the list if there is a problem.  I.e., if Firefox says a certain
application is (Default) there is no way to change it.  Even if a user
selects another application, Firefox will still say the original program
is "(Default)" and will always want to use that app.  Firefox also wants
to over-ride Nautilus/Gnome default apps for some reason.

Is there another way a user can manually edit the Applications used by
Firefox?  Does Firefox v3.5 use a different list for the Applications
window then it does for the Downloads window itself?


I think it would be nice if future versions of Firefox added more
functionality to the Applications window GUI, so a user can delete an
app on there or set another app as "(Default)" manually.

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[Bug 376230] Re: Youtube videos won't load

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It looks like Youtube managed to fix it on their side, because today
Flash seems to be working again.  It was weird because yesterday the
Youtube videos would only work through Wine.

You can delete this bug if you wish.  Sorry for the inconvenience.

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[Bug 376230] [NEW] Youtube videos won't load

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Public bug reported:

Description of Bug:
Youtube videos no longer work with Firefox through Ubuntu.  I'm using Firefox 
v3.0.10 on Ubuntu v8.10.  Yesterday the flash videos worked fine, but today 
they do not work anymore.

What should have happened:
When a user goes to a Youtube site, it should load up the flash video.

What happened instead:
Whenever a user goes to watch a video, Youtube returns a "Hello, you either 
have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash Player. Get the 
latest Flash player." error and no video loads.
However, flash is installed and Javascript is indeed turned on.

I tried going to the site with all FF add-ons disabled and the problem
still occurs.  Yet Flash works on other sites, and when I go to the
Adobe Flash test site  it can
detect the flash just fine.

I tried running Firefox on Wine and noticed the Youtube videos work fine
on there, so this leads me to believe it's an Ubuntu bug.

** Affects: ubuntu
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

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[Bug 278601] Re: hpijs crashed with SIGSEGV

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I have had this error too (hpijs crashed with SIGSEGV) with Ubuntu 9.04.
The Printer is an HP Deskjet 5550, and the default drivers Ubuntu uses
to communicate with it do not seem to work.  For any print job the
printer only outputs garbage symbols.

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[Bug 173522] Re: Conky Staying On Top of All Windows

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I can also confirm this problem in Ubuntu v8.10.  I am using conky
v1.6.1-0ubuntu3 and even with a 30 second delay script, conky is still
above everything on the desktop.  Is there any other way to fix this
problem?

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[Bug 376230] Re: Youtube videos won't load

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Mikechaos,

It looks like this problem has come back.  I'm using Firefox v3.0.11 on
Ubuntu 8.10 (32 Bit) and for the past 2 days, videos on Youtube will not
load.  If one goes to a Youtube video, the user will only see "Hello,
you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash
Player. Get the latest Flash player."  Even though JavaScript is
installed and enabled and Flash works fine on other video sites.

Has anyone else been experiencing this Youtube problem as well?

I have uploaded a screenshot of what happens when I visit a sample video
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlbBF9UgbQE)

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[Bug 173522] Re: Conky Staying On Top of All Windows

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Jmadero,

I'm using the same .conkyrc template that you are using (# UBUNTU-CONKY,
A comprehensive conky script), but I still keep getting the "above all
windows/desktop" problem whenever I restart.  I have the
'own_window_transparent' var set to 'yes' just like in yours.

The strangest part is that conky was working fine 2 days ago.  It was
only recently when it was starting to have this bizarre problem.  I
increased the startup delay to 30 seconds, but to no avail.

Here is the start up script that is called on every reboot:
#!/bin/bash
sleep 30 && conky;

Could the startup script be the problem?

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[Bug 376230] Re: Youtube videos won't load

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It appears that clearing the Cache in Firefox seems to be the only way
to fix this problem.  Could there be a reason why this problem keeps
occuring with Youtube videos?

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[Bug 173522] Re: Conky Staying On Top of All Windows

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Mike, that idea worked great!

Here is my syntax in the new conky startup script:
#!/bin/bash
conky &
sleep 10
killall conky &
sleep 10
conky;

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[Bug 173522] Re: Conky Staying On Top of All Windows

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Mike,

It looks like I spoke too soon.  The "always on top of all windows"
conky problem has come back again after another restart.

In my startup scripts I have tried:
#!/bin/bash
conky &
sleep 10
killall conky &
sleep 10
conky;

I also tried:
#!/bin/bash
/usr/bin/conky &
sleep 10
killall conky &
sleep 10
/usr/bin/conky &

But still for some reason conky is still above everything, and I always
have to use the 'killall' command to stop conky and then manually
restart it again.  Is there any other way to fix this problem?

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[Bug 376230] Re: Youtube videos won't load

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It looks like Youtube managed to fix it on their side, because today
Flash seems to be working again.  It was weird because yesterday the
Youtube videos would only work through Wine.

You can delete this bug if you wish.  Sorry for the inconvenience.

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[Bug 396275] [NEW] Firefox Downloads window opens doc files in Wine instead of OpenOffice

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Public bug reported:

Binary package hint: firefox-3.5

Firefox 3.5 Bug:
After a user downloads a .doc file, if the user goes to Firefox's Downloads 
window and does a right-click -> Open on the .doc file, for some reason this 
invokes Wine and then Wine returns a "There is no Windows program configured to 
open this type of file." error.  OpenOffice is never invoked.

What should have happened:
When a user right clicks a .doc file in the Downloads window, it should open 
the document up in OpenOffice.

What happened instead:
When a user right clicks a .doc file, for some reason it invokes Wine and then 
Wine returns a "There is no Windows program configured to open this type of 
file. error.

I went to Edit -> Preferences -> Applications in Firefox and it says
that the default program for .doc files is OpenOffice, yet for some
reason this is not the case with the Downloads window.

I have checked the Wine installation and it is fine.  Is there any way
to fix this Downloads window bug?

** Affects: firefox-3.5 (Ubuntu)
 Importance: Undecided
 Status: New

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[Bug 396275] Re: Firefox Downloads window opens doc files in Wine instead of OpenOffice

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[Bug 396275] Re: Firefox Downloads window opens doc files in Wine instead of OpenOffice

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Micah,

Is there a way to specify which program the Downloads window itself will
use?  I have noticed that when I go to Edit -> Preferences ->
Applications, there is no way for the user to delete an application in
the list if there is a problem.  I.e., if Firefox says a certain
application is (Default) there is no way to change it.  Even if a user
selects another application, Firefox will still say the original program
is "(Default)" and will always want to use that app.  Firefox also wants
to over-ride Nautilus/Gnome default apps for some reason.

Is there another way a user can manually edit the Applications used by
Firefox?  Does Firefox v3.5 use a different list for the Applications
window then it does for the Downloads window itself?


I think it would be nice if future versions of Firefox added more
functionality to the Applications window GUI, so a user can delete an
app on there or set another app as "(Default)" manually.

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