To elaborate on the previous remark: why didn't we just replace:
menu_monitor_queue_event (event_info);
with:
g_timeout_add_seconds (2, menu_monitor_queue_event, event_info);
(and make sure menu_monitor_queue_event() returns FALSE)?
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The latest patch looks good to me, but with a couple of notes (no need
to fix these):
- using the _full() version of the timeout call is not necessary here
- now that this patch is simplified it becomes easy to see how all of
this is just putting values into one structure and then later moving
The patch in comment 42 is not acceptable, for two big reasons.
First: you need to hold a ref on the GFile object when you put it into
the info struct. This means that you cannot simply use g_free for the
struct: you need to write a custom free func that handles the unref as
well. Also: you
This was fixed upstream here:
https://git.gnome.org/browse/gtk+/commit/?id=a1af365566161067c4eb246a1c66e7914f119537
Unfortunately this doesn't backport cleanly. I'll try to rebase the
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It will work if we also take 0dcffe3cd421555926e74002d5297d6dac0886e7,
which is another bugfix that may be worth having.
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Title:
Both have been pushed upstream on gtk-3-12 branch.
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Title:
menu to select zoom doesn't drop down
To manage notifications
GLib completely changed the implementation of GMutex from being based on
POSIX primatives to being based on a home-grown solution that is
substantially faster (and with room for further improvements).
This caused deadlocks/crashes in some Vala programs, and I wonder if the
same thing is going on
The new mutex implementation detects the (error) case when you try to
unlock a mutex that is not locked.
Callers are supposed to acquire the Gtk lock before calling gtk_main()
and I guess gnome-do isn't doing that...
POSIX silently ignores this...
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Invalid for glib since the bug is confirmed as being in gnome-do (not
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
Do.exe crashed with SIGABRT in __GI_raise()
To
This is my fault indeed. I introduced the code that added this watch
without remembering that it does the wrong thing in the case of missing
directories. I think the correct fix here is to reevaluate our approach
to dealing with missing files in the inotify monitor...
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This is not the same as the error we were seeing before: that error was
an invalid read on memory that was just before a piece of memory that
was allocated through the slice allocator. There is no gslice in this
trace...
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schema search path via GSETTINGS_SCHEMA_DIR.
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Title:
hi James,
Unfortunately we handle suspend in a much more ad-hoc way on precise.
There is no logind or systemd-shim through which all suspend requests
are handled. These changes are therefore not really possible to
backport.
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suspend into systemd-shim and adding a check there to ignore suspend
requests that come in during a very small window after waking up. From
personal reports, this has solved the issue for everyone who has tried
it.
I'm not
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 999827 ***
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This is an old bug in the appmenu indicator. gedit gives an appmenu via
GMenu but also has oldschool GtkMenu menus for the menubar. Unity can't
deal with both of these at the same time.
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GSettings in GLib 2.32.3 has a bug where the changed signal is emitted
for child settings objects as if they were keys ending with /.
That was fixed upstream and merged into the glib-2-32 stable branch
here:
Note also that this depends on the systemd-shim MIR being approved: bug
1153633
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Title:
[FFE] Use
You need to ensure that you manually install the PPA versions of all 5
components listed above (since at least one of them is out of date in
the PPA at the time of writing). Also need to install systemd-shim
(which will eventually make it into at least a recommends of ubuntu-
desktop at some
Ready to go, imho.
Marga: one tiny point that I missed the first time around. GObject
signals are nominally written like signal-name rather than
signal_name. Your patch is fine as-is -- it's mostly a matter of
style in this case.
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Functionally, the patch looks pretty good to me. Thanks for the
attention to detail with respect to the signal disconnection.
One small detail is that the function you introduce should be marked
'static' (since it is not used outside of the current file). Otherwise,
everything else looks fine.
The issue specifically:
'dconf update' emits a signal that says everything has changed
Meanwhile, we have the configuration migration stuff watching for
changes and assuming that if there was a change in dconf it means that
we should sync it up to gconf.
The trouble comes that everything has
Public bug reported:
We have a patch in the control-centre that depends on a schema that may
not be installed (if overlay scrollbars have been removed).
This causes the entire control centre to crash when trying to open the
a11y panel if overlay scrollbars have been uninstalled (which is
hi Will,
Two notes:
1) you don't need to set this variable to NULL -- it will already be
NULL by virtue of being in a GObject priv structure.
2) the code further down calls g_settings_set() on the object without
first checking if it will be NULL, so in the case that you don't do
Fixed upstream here:
http://git.gnome.org/browse/glib/commit/?id=3766b7b5cd0f22d2773c7efc8b52fc2f214d0372
Distro backport coming soon...
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This is empathy 3.5.92-0ubuntu2 in Q.
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Title:
conditionalise
Public bug reported:
Empathy currently has a hard dependency on ubuntu-online-accounts.
ubuntu-online-accounts is currently not working.
A workaround is to directly run empathy-accounts from the commandline,
but this is hardly discoverable.
Ideally, we should only have this patch butchery
Seb: we discussed this on IRC a few weeks ago and I mentioned that this
is a known and intended side effect.
Also note that the wallpaper is never really added to the pictures
folder -- just to a cache directory that appears under Pictures Folder
in the UI (which is a bit of a lie, imho).
It is
Looking at these traces I have a hard time beleiving this is a
glib/gsettings problem. It rather looks like some deadlock between
fork() and the ldap nss module...
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Can you get a backtrace of the stuck gsettings process?
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Process gsettings prevents logging in
To manage notifications
Fix is committed upstream now too.
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Title:
cpu race between nautilus, hud- and unity-service
To manage notifications about
updated patch
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Is it possible that setenv() is being called from another thread?
This could end up being a huge can of worms -- all of our libraries do
things like calling into gettext() from random arbitrary worker threads
and gettext() calls (thread-unsafe) getenv().
In effect, it's not safe to call setenv()
i'm quite certain this is the same as bug 332554
that '??' appearing in the stack trace is almost certainly
dir_watch_parent_changed() since this is a signal handler that calls
g_file_equal().
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You
it's calling g_vfs_job_failed_from_error with error == NULL.
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which is because trash_item_restore NEVER EVER EVER sets error.
*doh*
will have a patch for this quite soon :)
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Ok. Fixed upstream... I hope :)
(gvfs svn revision 2261)
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i have some approximate idea of what the problem is and i can reproduce
a variant of this bug.
it's an insane logic problem and i have to think about it a little more.
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Thanks for your reply. I'm going to assume, then, that this is a
duplicate of #318661.
If you get any additional crashers please report them.
Cheers
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Hi Bogdan
If you can remember: how long had you been logged in when the crash
occurred?
Although this is flagged as being a crasher in version 1.1.5, I am
suspicious of the accuracy of that information. Séb packaged 1.1.5 on
the 2nd and this bug is reported on the 5th. Even if you are very
The bug was in gvfs.
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I have this problem on my computer at work but on none of my other
computers.
Two things that are unique about my work computer compared to the others
1) It has been upgraded many times (since breezy, I think)
2) It is non-Intel (PowerPC).
Is everyone else here falling under one or both of
this happens for me too, on hardy.
even going directly to a site with invalid security information (by
typing the https:// url into the address bar) doesn't work at all.
it's as if the hook from gecko into epiphany to show the are you sure?
dialog is broken.
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just installed gutsy
evolution, out of the box, has about a million evolution plugins
installed -- all of which are enabled.
this makes evolution slow and more prone to crashes
i've disabled just about all of them now, but it'd be nice if the
majority were disabled by
*mumble*
Yes. The problem still exists.
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Binary package hint: tango-icon-theme
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Non-free packages installed on acquiesce
tango-icon-theme Tango Icon theme
1 non-free packages, 0.1% of 1435 installed packages.
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Importance:
I had this problem too and just filed directly upstream.
Dan Winship has proposed a fix to bug buddy to make it avoid registering
for session management (thus breaking the loop).
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more recently used badness causing the panel to crash
there are other bugs like this but they've all been closed (some saying
this is fixed for dapper). this one is happening in up-to-date edgy
right now.
copy this text to your
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 18562 ***
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 18562
nautilus gives perplexing error message while copying some files to vfat
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superficially, it works.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 72287 ***
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 72287
Apple MacBook backlight brightness doesn't work
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** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 63025
MacBook doesn't dim monitor on battery
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Apple MacBook backlight brightness doesn't work
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It turns out that on suspend/resume, the backlight control register is
clobbered to all-zeros.
The only way to fix this is to use vbetool to save/restore the BIOS
state. This is currently broken on the macbook due to the init scripts
being out of order (vbesave runs before acpid, and on macbook
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 72287 ***
no. the macbook backlight support definitely won't work on any ubuntu
live cd that has yet been released.
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Hi Martin
Patch is written and has been sent upstream. David has said that he
will try to make a release in the coming weeks, so should be good to go
for feisty.
Cheers
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Hi Martin
I'm more or less using what I describe on that page.
I'm working on a better solution for the longterm. Maybe I'll get some
time to hack on it this week at the conference. (I wouldn't be
suprised if I don't, though) :)
I'll keep you posted.
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Binary package hint: bug-buddy
use this.
** Affects: bug-buddy (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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and then modify /usr/share/bug-buddy/gdb-cmd to read like this:
signal SIGTRAP
bt
thread apply all bt full
q
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Binary package hint: system-tools-backends
20 wakeups per second from the system-tools-backends perl script.
caused by this line in /usr/share/system-tools-
backends-2.0/scripts/SystemToolsBackends.pl
Net::DBus::Reactor-main-add_timeout (50, Net::DBus::Callback-new(method
Daniel: does the activity on this bug mean that you're reconsidering it?
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1) Do xrandr -o left
2) Enjoy your rotated desktop for a bit. Make sure to move some icons to the
bottom of the screen.
3) Get bored of this.
4) xrandr -o normal.
The icons that you moved to the bottom are gone now. You have no way to
get
wow. i got bit by this just yesterday but had no idea what was causing
it.
this bug is incredibly evil.
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This is probably the same as the muine crasher.
Essentially:
dbus locking has two states: initialised and not
If it's not initialised then the function to allocate a lock returns a
bogus value (0xabcdef) and the lock and unlock functions are no-ops.
If it's initialised then the new function
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: libgtk2.0-0
i reported this bug to mclasen at guadec. he fixed it very rapidly in
gtk 2.9.
upstream bug is here: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=346079
12:28 desrt mclasen; i imagine it wouldn't be very hard to cherry-pick your
xkb fix out
this will have a small effect on battery performance on laptops but not
too much. it's probably worth including only if doing another libgtk
release for another reason.
that said, it would personally make my life easier (and the lives of
other people stracing their apps to find out if they wake
It looks like upstream has rewritten a bunch of that code. Near as I
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Warning: the RSA host key for 'vanilla' differs from the key for the IP address
'71.19.4.161'
Offending key for IP in /home/desrt/.ssh/known_hosts:91
Matching host key in /home/desrt/.ssh/known_hosts:95
Are you sure you want to continue
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This isn't such a problem, as the gnome-shutdown icon exists in other
themes (and is even a power switch!)
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The protocol error happens, not on first save, but rather, if the file
does not yet exist on the remote host.
You can get it to happen by opening a file in gedit, erasing the file on
the remote host (logged in, using 'rm') then clicking 'save'.
When I do this, however, I don't get an empty file
The problem is caused by iobuf_read_file_info() in the gnome-vfs sftp
method.
if (id != expected_id || type != SSH2_FXP_ATTRS) {
buffer_free (msg);
return GNOME_VFS_ERROR_PROTOCOL_ERROR;
}
else if (type == SSH2_FXP_STATUS) {
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Uploaded by ogra (thanks).
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Binary package hint: gnome-panel
the panel, on startup, sets the wrong style on the handles of applets.
instead of being drawn in a specific colour (if that's the setting you
have on your panel) they're drawn with a normal theme (grey) background.
this happens in lots of
i should clarify: this only happens when you have a background _colour_
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I'm not questioning using this icon. It's a very nice icon and it makes
a lot sense to use it for the new logout dialog.
If you use it, though, you should name it properly (as gnome-shutdown
- since it's a switch). Calling it gnome-logout is conceptually wrong
and causes brokenness. It's also
I should point out bug 45173 here since it definitely falls into the
category of logout dialog UI objection.
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Binary package hint: gnome-volume-manager
1. log in user 'kiley'
2. switch to new user
3. log in user 'katie'
4. katie plugs in her mp3 player
5. the g-v-m in kiley's session mounts the device, preventing katie from using
it.
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erp. sorry. just upgraded now :)
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Binary package hint: ubuntu-artwork
The /usr/share/icons/Human/48x48/actions/gnome-logout.png icon has been
changed to a power switch to deal with the confusion caused by the
Ubuntu logout dialog. Unfortunately, this is semantically broken and
the brokenness manifests
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-screensaver
gnome-screensaver flickers every 30 seconds. if you have a screensaver
like Swirl this causes the entire screen to go black until it gets
repainted (which takes a while).
To see:
1. Use swirl as your screensaver.
2. Lock the screen.
Ok. The problem is caused by the so-called watchdog timer. It calls
gtk_window_present every 30 seconds. gtk_window_present includes a call
to gdk_window_show which causes the flicker.
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I'm quite positive that it's a gnome-screensaver bug. You can see
flickering with other hacks too -- the only different is that with swirl
the display is very static and doesn't get updated frequently.
The attached patch actually fixes the problem (which, btw does not occur
when I do what you
The problem you mention is addressed in bug 39371.
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Some ideas:
1) Does .Trash-desrt ever have a good purpose?
- is created when files are not on same FS as homedir?
- is it useful for something like /mnt/windows?
- will this clutter up your c:\ drive?
- maybe just never create this directory
2) Maybe don't create .Trash-desrt if the
I agree. gksudo is quite fine (I don't get the bug).
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yes
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this is definitely different from bug 41772 (but caused by a similar issue --
two different systems for detecting mime type).
this bug is much easier to fix and i'm astounded that it hasn't been fixed yet.
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Affects: gnome-screensaver (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
the escape key doesn't work in the unlock dialog
sometimes clicking on the cancel button with the mouse also fails (but i
can't reproduce this
Is there any chance of getting the default behaviour changed to match upstream?
The upstream solution is very clearly _more sane_ (even if it doesn't have all
of the functionality/flash of the Ubuntu one).
Some things to keep in mind:
- Lock is already on the menu
- Suspend/hibernate don't
Public bug reported:
Affects: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
CDs take a while to eject and block while ejecting.
this causes the please wait while unmounting dialog to be displayed.
this dialog contains some
I don't understand why lowering the brightness has to produce any strage
effects. I have a 24bit display and, for example, turning the bightness down
on a truecolour image in GIMP would surely not produce strange effects like
this.
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Affects: gnome-panel (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
on certain backgrounds the fadeout effect on the logout dialog box looks
really bad. it doesn't fade some colours properly.
i'm using the Stars
Patch has been accepted upstream along with a few related fixes.
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Affects: gst-plugins-good0.10 (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
this upstream bug affects ubuntu.
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=337749
** Bug watch added: AbiSource bug tracker #337749
** Attachment added: this is a small patch that fixes the problem for me
http://librarian.launchpad.net/1985933/fixer.patch
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avidemux crashes on a certain avi file
https://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/38800
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Public bug reported:
https://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/36598
Affects: hal (Ubuntu)
Severity: Normal
Priority: (none set)
Status: Unconfirmed
Description:
If I boot my computer with my DVD drive plugged in then HAL fails to
show it in the device list. I get some sort of a
Public bug report changed:
https://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/36598
Task: ubuntu hal
Status: Unconfirmed = Fix Released
Comment:
Just rebooted with the latest version -- seems to be fixed, k thx.
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