I had a similar problem, not with french but with dvorak layout:
SOLUTION IN UBUNTU JAUNTY
I too suddenly got this strange behaviour, but it used to work before.
Behaviour: In gnome-terminal, before I could start typing a command and
then cancel it by pressing Ctrl+I on a qwerty keyboard. That is
Hope the server isn't tiref of hearing this since I posted it to other bug
reports, too.
SOLUTION IN UBUNTU JAUNTY
I too suddenly got this strange behaviour, but it used to work before.
Behaviour: In gnome-terminal, before I could start typing a command and
then cancel it by pressing Ctrl+I on
Hi same for me after upgrading to jaunty from ibex:
In Ibex I was surprised to see that ekiga used Evolution's address book. Cool.
So, FROM EKIGA (IBEX), I added a telephone number to a contact.
Opened evolution and saw that a number was stored somewhere.
Recently updated to jaunty and now to
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 34813 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/34813
This is also an issue in Ibex; I know there are related bugs but this
one is labeled especifically SSHFS.
The problem is as explained above that on sshfs you cannot rename a file
A.txt to A.txt~ if A.txt~
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evolution
This looks a bit like bug #215643 although it is not exactly like.
When I try to drag-and-drop mails to certain folders, they will not go
in there. They fly back to where dragged from. Right-clicking the
mail, choosing Move to folder and then
** Attachment added: video of malbehaviour
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18249914/evo-movemail-trbl.ogg
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Cannot move mail to certain folders
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/278919
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OK I filed it as http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=555273
Arno
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Cannot move mail to certain folders
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/278919
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Remember that sometimes DNS is not properly setup. In my organization
the computer dept has a mixed setup of resolving IP addresses via DNS
and via SMB/NETBIOS/WINS or something samba-related.
I had this exact problem until I tried to ping the address book server
from my linux machine, telling me
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evince
Would it be possible for evince to somehow explain _why_ it cannot print
or save a document, instead of just graying out the Save a copy menu
item?
I know I can just right-click a PDF link and Save as..., it's just
confusing when I don't get to
