Nope, wait fixes nothing. The bug is still manifesting. Additionally,
when I enter empathy-accounts to remove GTalk account, it just crashes.
There's a bug report already filed on this.
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I might have a clue. The bug appeared right after I added 'empathy -h'
to auto-start applications, and it manifests on every cold (reboot) or
warm start (after hibernating). So it seems that gnome-keyring daemon is
still restarting while empathy tries to access the certificates. A
simple wait would
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unable to eject cd-rom after burning disk
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The same happens here on Dell XPS l502x. Eject doesn't work after
burning a disk, but works in nautilus and unity dock.
Linux latawiec4 3.2.0-34-generic #53-Ubuntu SMP Thu Nov 15 10:48:16 UTC
2012 x86_64 x86_
Reported to Bugzilla:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=562558
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I can confirm the problem persists in Intrepid. I have tested seeking in
totem using libgstreamer 0.10.21-4 with MPEG2, AVI (xvid), FLV, and OGG
(Theora) files, and got the following results:
mpeg2: Seek doesn't work as expected. When the slider is moved and then
released, it jumps backwards. The