https://edge.launchpad.net/~brian-thomason/+archive/ppa
This patched solution doesn't require natspec or librcc to run. This is
the solution upstream has used (with modifications) in 6.10b to fix the
problem.
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I'm uploading a build with the archlinux patch for natty for those that
might find it helpful.
It looks like this was fixed upstream with a modified version of this
patch as of 6.10b, so the best effort to get this fixed now would be to:
A.) Ensure 6.10b works as expected
B.) Ensure 6.10b is in
This patch provides the fix from Debian for libfishsound in Hardy.
** Patch added: libfishsound speex patch for hardy
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/51133711/libfishsound_0.7.0-2.1ubuntu0.1.debdiff
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CVE-2008-1686: Multiple speex implementations insufficient boundary checks
Well, it appears that wasn't what was causing GDM to hang. I did an
upgrade today and with the new gnome/gdm packages, gdm now functions
properly.
However, I still get the popup at login that gnome-power-manager is not
responding.
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gnome-power-manager causing GDM to misbehave
Added a small patch here to set the default size to what the main window
defaults to on my system.
** Patch added: Preferences.diff
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/42392129/Preferences.diff
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f-spot window too small on first run
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/544980
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
I just did a distupgrade from Karmic - Lucid. Now, each time I login,
whether to GNOME or KDE, I see a popup for stating gnome-power-manager
has died. Unfortunately the desktop manager takes over so quickly I
can't close it, and
I think this may be in some way related to compiz. I had the same exact
thing happen to me - sound icon was being duplicated in place of the
networkmanager icon. I'm using the nvidia 173 driver as the 185 package
failed to work for me.
I thought removing the icon then replacing it might do the
