ounter".
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Oliver
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Soory but Yes!
The Graph for receiving doesn't move his ass ever, but the units are ok.
For sending the units are to high, should be KiB but shows MiB.
Sending graph shows still receiving.
It is something weird.
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What shows Sending should be Receiving. Please have a look on the
Screenshot. (While listening Internet Radio). The Graph for Receiving
has the wrong color and the dimension units for Sending are wrong.
** Affe
my experience is that, even if you make the private calendar public
later, evolution still can't deal with it. Somewhere down the line, the
configuration is all messed up - evolution doesn't even display (read)
events anymore. It may work if you start from scratch ... I haven't
tried that yet. So,
In the 32bit Version everything works fine!
But my computer with the 64bit Version has the problems.
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i'm a newbe and i would like to know how to kill a process so the panel
can load properly. what are the exact command line instructions? this is
the displayed error message on my screen after login:"Nautilus can't be
used now, due to an unexpected error from Bonobo when attempting to
locate the fac
thank you for your quick response. this is the solution to the problem:
ctrl-alt-f1
[login as me]
sudo date --set 01/08/2007
sudo killall gdm
sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
the problem originated from a dead PRAM battery(i think), well anyway the os is
up and running now.
thanks again...oliver
my experience is that, even if you make the private calendar public
later, evolution still can't deal with it. Somewhere down the line, the
configuration is all messed up - evolution doesn't even display (read)
events anymore. It may work if you start from scratch ... I haven't
tried that yet. So,
In the 32bit Version everything works fine!
But my computer with the 64bit Version has the problems.
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What shows Sending should be Receiving. Please have a look on the
Screenshot. (While listening Internet Radio). The Graph for Receiving
has the wrong color and the dimension units for Sending are wrong.
** Affe
i'm a newbe and i would like to know how to kill a process so the panel
can load properly. what are the exact command line instructions? this is
the displayed error message on my screen after login:"Nautilus can't be
used now, due to an unexpected error from Bonobo when attempting to
locate the fac
thank you for your quick response. this is the solution to the problem:
ctrl-alt-f1
[login as me]
sudo date --set 01/08/2007
sudo killall gdm
sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
the problem originated from a dead PRAM battery(i think), well anyway the os is
up and running now.
thanks again...oliver
Soory but Yes!
The Graph for receiving doesn't move his ass ever, but the units are ok.
For sending the units are to high, should be KiB but shows MiB.
Sending graph shows still receiving.
It is something weird.
** Attachment added: "Bildschirmfoto.png"
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What shows Sending should be Receiving. Please have a look on the
Screenshot. (While listening Internet Radio). The Graph for Receiving
has the wrong color and the dimension units for Sending are wrong.
** Affe
Soory but Yes!
The Graph for receiving doesn't move his ass ever, but the units are ok.
For sending the units are to high, should be KiB but shows MiB.
Sending graph shows still receiving.
It is something weird.
** Attachment added: "Bildschirmfoto.png"
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ounter".
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Oliver
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my experience is that, even if you make the private calendar public
later, evolution still can't deal with it. Somewhere down the line, the
configuration is all messed up - evolution doesn't even display (read)
events anymore. It may work if you start from scratch ... I haven't
tried that yet. So,
In the 32bit Version everything works fine!
But my computer with the 64bit Version has the problems.
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i'm a newbe and i would like to know how to kill a process so the panel
can load properly. what are the exact command line instructions? this is
the displayed error message on my screen after login:"Nautilus can't be
used now, due to an unexpected error from Bonobo when attempting to
locate the fac
thank you for your quick response. this is the solution to the problem:
ctrl-alt-f1
[login as me]
sudo date --set 01/08/2007
sudo killall gdm
sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
the problem originated from a dead PRAM battery(i think), well anyway the os is
up and running now.
thanks again...oliver
my experience is that, even if you make the private calendar public
later, evolution still can't deal with it. Somewhere down the line, the
configuration is all messed up - evolution doesn't even display (read)
events anymore. It may work if you start from scratch ... I haven't
tried that yet. So,
In the 32bit Version everything works fine!
But my computer with the 64bit Version has the problems.
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Soory but Yes!
The Graph for receiving doesn't move his ass ever, but the units are ok.
For sending the units are to high, should be KiB but shows MiB.
Sending graph shows still receiving.
It is something weird.
** Attachment added: "Bildschirmfoto.png"
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What shows Sending should be Receiving. Please have a look on the
Screenshot. (While listening Internet Radio). The Graph for Receiving
has the wrong color and the dimension units for Sending are wrong.
** Affe
i'm a newbe and i would like to know how to kill a process so the panel
can load properly. what are the exact command line instructions? this is
the displayed error message on my screen after login:"Nautilus can't be
used now, due to an unexpected error from Bonobo when attempting to
locate the fac
thank you for your quick response. this is the solution to the problem:
ctrl-alt-f1
[login as me]
sudo date --set 01/08/2007
sudo killall gdm
sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
the problem originated from a dead PRAM battery(i think), well anyway the os is
up and running now.
thanks again...oliver
Soory but Yes!
The Graph for receiving doesn't move his ass ever, but the units are ok.
For sending the units are to high, should be KiB but shows MiB.
Sending graph shows still receiving.
It is something weird.
** Attachment added: "Bildschirmfoto.png"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/12908149/B
my experience is that, even if you make the private calendar public
later, evolution still can't deal with it. Somewhere down the line, the
configuration is all messed up - evolution doesn't even display (read)
events anymore. It may work if you start from scratch ... I haven't
tried that yet. So,
In the 32bit Version everything works fine!
But my computer with the 64bit Version has the problems.
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What shows Sending should be Receiving. Please have a look on the
Screenshot. (While listening Internet Radio). The Graph for Receiving
has the wrong color and the dimension units for Sending are wrong.
** Affe
i'm a newbe and i would like to know how to kill a process so the panel
can load properly. what are the exact command line instructions? this is
the displayed error message on my screen after login:"Nautilus can't be
used now, due to an unexpected error from Bonobo when attempting to
locate the fac
thank you for your quick response. this is the solution to the problem:
ctrl-alt-f1
[login as me]
sudo date --set 01/08/2007
sudo killall gdm
sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
the problem originated from a dead PRAM battery(i think), well anyway the os is
up and running now.
thanks again...oliver
ounter".
best regards
Oliver
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Soory but Yes!
The Graph for receiving doesn't move his ass ever, but the units are ok.
For sending the units are to high, should be KiB but shows MiB.
Sending graph shows still receiving.
It is something weird.
** Attachment added: "Bildschirmfoto.png"
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ounter".
best regards
Oliver
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my experience is that, even if you make the private calendar public
later, evolution still can't deal with it. Somewhere down the line, the
configuration is all messed up - evolution doesn't even display (read)
events anymore. It may work if you start from scratch ... I haven't
tried that yet. So,
In the 32bit Version everything works fine!
But my computer with the 64bit Version has the problems.
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What shows Sending should be Receiving. Please have a look on the
Screenshot. (While listening Internet Radio). The Graph for Receiving
has the wrong color and the dimension units for Sending are wrong.
** Affe
i'm a newbe and i would like to know how to kill a process so the panel
can load properly. what are the exact command line instructions? this is
the displayed error message on my screen after login:"Nautilus can't be
used now, due to an unexpected error from Bonobo when attempting to
locate the fac
thank you for your quick response. this is the solution to the problem:
ctrl-alt-f1
[login as me]
sudo date --set 01/08/2007
sudo killall gdm
sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start
the problem originated from a dead PRAM battery(i think), well anyway the os is
up and running now.
thanks again...oliver
I've been using my desktop in the english language for years and even
still found 'home' to be a bit off.
I've noticed a lot of people mention personal folder and I must say I
quite like that. Even in our dutch language, it's called "Persoonlijke
Map" which is also personal folder. Whereas we do a
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/431166
[Ubuntu-x-swat] [Bug 454310] [NEW] karmic upgrade problem: boots to
prompt and keyboard input very sketchy
Hi, not suer if posting this reply correctly, but here goes...
I had the same symptoms. It seems to
I vote for a new icon only. Two Alt+PrtScr and 15mins in GIMP resulted
in the attachment here. The final icon should be less theme-like (say
more symbolic) and *.svg.
I like the fact that in a Linux Desktop nearly every text is selectable!
So I would miss the textfield mode of Nautilus paths. The
I am very pleased to hear that. Ubuntu should help new users to
distinguish between unmounting filesystems, disconnecting a whole device
or ejecting its removable. "Keep them stupid" is not Ubuntu.
I wonder that there was not a single comment mentioning the "Disk
Mounter" panel applet. It is not v
i revisited the issue today and tested the following:
* we noticed that the issue does not show up in karmic so i rebuilt the
2.27 version of gnome keyring in jaunty, the issue returned with the
newer version as well
* i rebuilt the 2.27 source in jaunty with karmics gcc-4.4, the issue
vanished
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: shared-mime-info
In Nautilus, files with .shp suffix are not recognized - they have type
"unknown (application/octet-stream)". The "file" command detects these files
correctly as Shapefiles (though it doesn't display a useful mime type):
$ file onb_gren
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setting to fix released status, the issue doesnt show up with recent
upstream and gcc 4.4
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I thought I did add it to bugzilla.gnome.org, but I did not found it
there anymore.
What I found is your bug, so I copied my comment above to yout bug, see
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=413379#c5
What makes it worse is, that adding a new profile is buggy itself. See:
http://bugzilla.g
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I think the original bug is still present - you can verify it by going
to the keyboard config documentation (gnome-help ghelp:user-
guide#goscustperiph-2) and clicking on the 8.4.1.6 Mouse Keys
Preferences link. The link doesn't work, and clicking it again after a
while leads to this crash.
Maybe
It seems I can't reproduce exactly this bug - I now have Nautilus debug
packages installed, but if I try to trigger the bug, the backtrace looks
slightly different. That backtrace is attached now.
I suggest we wait for http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=434026
to be fixed, and then revisit
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: totem
When playing a DVD with totem (totem-gstreamer) on Jaunty, the "Go" ->
"DVD Menu" menu entry does not do anything. Actually, the first five
entries in the Go menu are completely without function.
I've tried this with the Cloverfield DVD and with se
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/26446984/ProcMaps.txt
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Binary package hint: totem
When playing the Cloverfield DVD with totem-gstreamer on Jaunty, there
are always German subtitles displayed in the main movie. I haven't found
a way to disable this.
The View -> Subtitles menu offers "None", "Auto" and "SUBPICTURE 0",
with None be
Note: according to Totem devs, this is fixed in 2.27.1 - probably this
commit:
http://git.gnome.org/cgit/totem/commit/?id=9490db5c708dbc5bb9bf482b4b596629e6cf170c
which indicates that it also needs a newer GStreamer version.
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> the issue will be fixed in karmic then, do you have any upstream bug
reference where they stated it's fixed in 2.27?
No, it was just stated in #totem channel by a developer. I didn't find
any upstream bugreport for this.
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note that if you shut down the server there is no way yet that your
client shuts down properly, as long as this isnt solved in a wsecure and
proper way only people logged in locally will be able to shut down the
server.
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Importance: Low => Wishlist
** Changed
no, my last comment was a red herring ... it still shows up but i'm to
busay with image building atm and upstream asks for a plain build from
source to verify, the bug is critical enough to be considered RC ...
(setting to high for now)
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Importance: M
btw, would be helpful if someone could produce a backtrace from a g-k-d
source build on a babbge board, that would surely speed things up (so it
doesnt have to wait until i get to it)
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The workaround from bug 321444 works for me as well: after attaching and
using an external USB mouse, XTestFakeMotionEvent works fine. Btw.
instead of the xevent tool you can use the xdotool app which is
available in Ubuntu repository to test for the bug (use "xdotool
mousemove 100 100" as test).
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Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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vino: mouse cursor stays in upper left corner
https://bugs.launchp
Looks like there's a patch in Fedora Rawhide for this problem - see
http://cvs.fedoraproject.org/viewvc/rpms/xorg-x11-server/devel/xserver-1.6.0
-xtest-pointerscreen.patch?view=markup for the patch and
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=490984 for the bug report.
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Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
In the Mouse Settings dialog, on bottom of first tab, it says "Versuchen
Sie, einen Doppelklick auf der Glühbürne auszuführen" etc. The word
should be Glühbirne instead.
Btw. it seems weird to file an own bug for a spelling mistake..
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gnome-keyring-daemon hangs in --start and never forks to a --daemonize --login
process
sockets for ssh and pkcs11 dont show up in the socket dir
running gnome-keyring-daemon --daemonize --login from a terminal does not
result in 100% CPU usage but still leaves me without more than
/tmp/keyring
i tested with --start --components=ssh as well as --start
--components=pkcs11, neither of them got further in the process so i
assume its not the fault of the backend components
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confirming that the rebuild with -O1 works around the issue
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Hey there, not for now i think ...
Im working around the Problem with starting Applications through the
applications menu.
Right now many things change in Open Source Software and many work is to
be done by Canonical ...
Here is a German Link - http://www.golem.de/0902/65175.html
They talk abo
same for side-by-side without compiz.
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i will try to reproduce it on the weekend on my arm hardware.
yes, it seems to only show up on arm systems.
i'll attach my findings and logs here
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i still cant reproduce it on my arm systems, can you please try with the
just uploaded 2.25.92-0ubuntu1, one upstream changelog entry of this
version reads:
- Fix problems when multiple processes tried to initialize the
gnome-keyring-daemon at the same time, often resulting in a user
yes, i use the same way to create my rootfs'es, though i only use the SD for
booting, the rootfs comes from USB.
given that most of the other devs use the exact same setup (usb is simply
faster than SD if you complie stuff) and apparently nobody in the team sees
these issues, i would start to s
** Changed in: gnome-keyring
Importance: Undecided => Unknown
Bugwatch: None => GNOME Bug Tracker #574152
Status: New => Unknown
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so digging on here on teh babbage board, it seems that with teh new
kernel weher we actually have a working hwclock, setting the clock
properly also fixes the gnome-keyring issue
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gedit
I have Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) alpha 4 and its gedit (2.25.7-0ubuntu2) got
stuck in a strange state.
If I choose "Search" by menu, toolbar or Ctrl+F the search window opens
with a disabled Find button (see attachment). The button stays disabled
when I
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Sorry, my fault!
Through the Activity Log of this bug I see 5 duplicates now. I was not
able to find any of these using the search function of LaunchPad. Now I
found that this is due to bug #90738 and I added
** Also affects: hundredpapercuts
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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As stated in upstream report:
"It's totally visible to the libwnck developers. The only way to elevate this is
to provide a patch -- it's all a matter of priorities, and there are some
things that I personally consider more important to fix in libwnck. Note that
it really shouldn't be hard to do..
Sorry if that was inappropriate. From http://blog.davebsd.com/2009/06/10
/one-hundred-paper-cuts/ I got the impression that everyone could mark a
bug as "papercut"; and my personal opinion is that this bug qualifies
for that. But it wasn't my intention to interfere with the design team's
decisions.
I would prefer one descriptive name per profile with codec name and
specs in brackets. Even novices cannot ignore the codec because of
compatibility with their playback devices. Mentioning codec names twice
is against the DRY principle (don't repeat yourself). It opens the
possibility of inconsiste
only happen sometimes, I cannot provide a backtrace right
now.
Regards,
Oliver
o...@hermes:~$ lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu 9.04
Release:9.04
o...@hermes:~$ apt-cache policy evolution
evolution:
Installiert: 2.26.1-0ubuntu2
Kandidat: 2.26.1-0ubuntu2
Versions-Ta
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/28110215/evolution.log
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Evolution crashes sometimes when switching from email to calendar
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/389400
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/28123081/Dependencies.txt
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gnome-screensaver restores default color-correction settings
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g-p-m always try to set the main policy to 'ondemand'
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/152808
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Pressing power button unlocks locked screensaver
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