As reported before, all the “.goutputstream-xx” files are temporary
files that GLib uses in file write activities. However, these buffer
files aren't deleted when an operation was cancelled. Currently, a fix
was committed for this bug (see #104).
Now, let's focus on the other part of the
Le 03/10/2012 16:42, Thomas Hotz a écrit :
Can you reproduce this with supported Ubuntu versions? Thank you!
Not any more, I'm using now 12.04, and I never got this situation at
least since 11.04
I do not remember with older versions !
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Binary package hint: eog
Hardware : an ASUS eeepc 1005 PE with native 1Gb memory.
- I display a panoramic photo (4011x1239 here attached) built with Hugin
- then I set zoom size to 1 = normal size in Eog
- then put Eog in full screen display (either full window, or F11)
** Attachment added: Panoramic photo display issue in Eog
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/769197/+attachment/2083328/+files/eog-panorama-issue.tar.gz
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Ok, finally, I think I understand what's going on here, this issue will
happen with any photo.
In fact, when you skip eog from a windowed mode to full screen mode, the
horizontal slider length is incorrectly recomputed, making it too large
for the image.
You can then scroll horizontally far too
I suppose you have installed the python-gtkglext1 package ?
Could you try the 2 following statements in the Python console:
import gtk.gtkgl
import gtk.gdkgl
Do you get an error message for any of them ?
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You
Which error do you get then ?
I thought you had also the OpenGL error popup.
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Ok nadamsieee, I came to this conclusion because I looked at files in
/usr/share/pyshared/glchess and find out that the error message for
OpenGL libs missing (the last one I had after installing the python-
gtkglext1 and python-opengl packages) was due to an import statement in
chessview.py
So I
The fix proposed in bug #211962 :
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pyopengl/+bug/211962
worked for me, after a fresh install of Karmic on an eeepc 1005PE platform, 3D
in glchess was at start unavailable.
The fix is to add a link to LibGL.so:
sudo ln -s /usr/lib/libGL.so.1
Same here on an Asus eeepc 701.
At startup, it warns about a battery defect due to capacity at 1.9%
Strangely, when I right click the gnome-power-manager icon in the bar, and
select History, the details tab of battery shows:
Percentage: 50% (this is correct)
Capacity: 1.9% (What does
Hi,
I had the same problem with no logout sound after upgrading from Feisty
to Gutsy.
I've first been surprised by the Unistallation package window, which
appears just before starting the upgrade. The package esound was
listed as being uninstalled during the upgrade.
After the upgrade to Gutsy,
Just tried your tip but it does not work for me.
The remote server was already stopped.
Enabling or disabling it has no effect, the X server always restarts at
logout, and always uses VT9 instead of VT7.
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[Gutsy] Logout a session causes X-Window changes from VT7 to VT9
I Confirm the bug, as I just migrated from Feisty to Gutsy a couple of
days ago.
Logout from the Gnome session causes:
- gdm to restart (Nvidia logo reappears, lots of display flickering)
- the new X windows session to be attached to VT9 instead of initial VT7.
Note: other login/logout will
Ok, I did not post before as I was doing deep tests on Edgy and Feisty
Alpha, on how to find a way to reproduce the crash with a live CD. I can
now trig it straightforwardly and easily.
The result is that I get this Nautilus bug / crash on *both* distros
live CDs, Edgy and Feisty Alpha.
I boot
Ok, I will burn the feisty alpha live, install the totem plugins, create
the ssh connection to my server, and test it in the same conditions.
By the way, I will re-test this crash using the Edgy live CD, in a live
session, to check if I reproduce it there. However, I will not apply
updates (Think
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
Crash occured while opening a folder on a remote host, containing mp3s.
The remote folders are opened using ssh browsing. Maybe the crash is also
related to gnome-vfs.
Attached a core dump, with debug symbols.
** Affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Core dump with debug symbols, of this crash.
** Attachment added: Core dump with debug symbols, of this crash.
http://librarian.launchpad.net/6847406/_usr_bin_nautilus.1000.crash
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https://launchpad.net/bugs/93088
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Binary package hint: nautilus
This crash happens when :
- Nautilus browses a ssh folder on a remote host (ssh://...)
- In Icon view only. Doesn't seem to appear in list view
- When trying to open a second mp3 file : a first mp3 file is opened correctly
in totem. Then, when
** Attachment added: core dump with debug symbols
http://librarian.launchpad.net/6637525/_usr_bin_nautilus.1000.crash
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https://launchpad.net/bugs/89967
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