@Paul Kilian (paul-kilian):
I was able to resolve the exact same behavior as you noted on 2011-10-28, first
by switching to Kubuntu, and now by a upgrading to 12.04 LTS.
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpi/+question/174296
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I am sorry, I should have been more clear.
When I wrote Kubuntu 11.10, I meant a fresh install of the final version from
Kubuntu 11.10 ISO to a VMware Player.
And Muon always hung at 56% Running dpkg
My work-around outlined in my comment #16 was the only one that was successful
for me, and I trie
Second try.
I deleted my Virtual Machines, re-installed from the .iso, and tried this
solution:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11558447
Step 1: Open a Konsole and type:
sudo apt-get update (I had to supply my password)
sudo apt-get upgrade (It asked me if I was willing to give it space
Similar for me also.
I installed two .iso images using VMware Player.
I installed Ubuntu 11.10 successfully and was able to perform all software
updates.
I installed Kubuntu 11.10 successfully, but was *NOT* able to perform all
software updates, and it hung at 56% Running dpkg .
I tried this solu
I can confirm both the alternating behavior with Fn Up Arrow as well as the not
restoring full brightness when I swipe across my Dell Latitude D620 trackpad.
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpi/+question/174296
I think it is in Gnome upstream of Ubuntu as this occurs on Fedora 16 (
This is really resolved in 11.04. seems to start in the
application's menu, and as I , I get the Bluetooth, Wifi,
etc. menu options.
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Public bug reported:
Highlights Applications, and I can use my arrow keys down to
Accessories, etc. and across to Places and System.
But it stops there?
I would like to be able to keep moving to the Icon to launch Firefox (the way I
read the help, that is called a Launcher), and, ideally even f
