Yeah, the upstream sounds like this bug, although gphoto2 is fairly
successful at importing photos from my iPhone 5s running iOS 8.3, using
these args:
gphoto2 –port=usb: -R -P
I picked that up from a bug report of the same problem in Fedora 21, on
RedHat's bugzilla:
On 04/19/2012 04:59 AM, Sebastien Bacher wrote:
you can try to run gsettings list-recursively log twice and diff the
log files, or to attach gdb to gnome-settings-daemon to pause it and
see if that st
No effect with gdb, and diffing he log files found no differences.
Two new data points: in
On 4/19/12 04:59 , Sebastien Bacher wrote:
Your other bugs description are a bit confusing, is there one bug or
several bugs there? You use unity right?
Yes, this is occurring in Unity. I haven't tried any of the other UI
options to see if it does it there. I may have some disagreements with
Thanks for your response, Sebastien.
I realize that Ubuntu is all about providing less choice/dumbing down
the interface these days (which is why I'm on the brink of returning to
mainline Debian after using Ubuntu since it was in beta - the original
beta), but perhaps a good solution would to
On 4/18/12 12:14 , Sebastien Bacher wrote:
I realize that Ubuntu is all about providing less choice/dumbing down
the interface these days (which is why I'm on the brink of returning to
mainline Debian after using Ubuntu since it was in beta - the original
beta), but perhaps a good solution
This is totally unrelated and I apologize for putting it in this bug
thread, feel free to email me privately on it if you want, but I've had
no success with googling to even figure out where to report this. I
guess it's pretty obscure. I'm clueless about what to open a bug
against, if this is
Sebastien I just had the great flash of insight regarding the freeze-
up problem I described above: it's switching virtual desktops (something
I do a lot) that triggers it. Happens every time, and it doesn't matter
if I switch using the keyboard or the switcher applet in Unity. Even
clicking the
I just experienced this for the first time (Ubuntu 10.10 AMD64).
Nautilus came up with a theme that reminded me of motif (gag). The
suggestion by lhotari in #22 was effective in clearing it.
@Alexander Telenga: to make it work, you need to go to a shell and do
ps aux | grep nautilus (without the
