I also experienced this.
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Ok. Against which package should I report it?
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Title:
Upgrade from lucid trigger an unreadable error dialog (font issue?)
To
It's going to be very hard to fix this in nm-applet; the issue really
comes from the fact that fontconfig or gtk or some other low-level part
is getting broken by the upgrade. We do expect people to reboot after
running the dist-upgrade though.
Nicolas, since it's obviously wrong, please file a se
Well, as shown in the screenshot in my first comment, the "boxes chars"
not only appear in this error message, but also in the network-manager
applet (and probably elsewhere). Should I report a new bug for this
issue?
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This bug was fixed in the package evolution - 3.2.3-0ubuntu6
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evolution (3.2.3-0ubuntu6) precise; urgency=low
* debian/libevolution.preinst: if upgrading from versions prior to 3.2.0;
kill all instances of evolution-alarm-notify to avoid an unreadable error
message about
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Title:
Upgrade from lucid trigger an unreadable error dialog (font iss
This bug has been reported on the Ubuntu ISO testing tracker.
A list of all reports related to this bug can be found here:
http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/reports/bugs/965686
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Yeah, sounds like a reasonable way to fix this kind of issue; I'll check
if there is a way to stop just the alarm-notify binary and possibly the
calendar and addressbook factories.
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Mathieu, we could run the counterpart of "evolution --force-shutdown"
in the preinst if the upgrade detects that we are upgrading from an old
version? I. e. kill all running e-a-n instances? There might be a more
elegant solution to detect that situation at runtime, but I don't think
we should was
Given that this error message comes from evolution, I'm not sure there's
much that can be done from update-manager to address it; I think the
package itself would need to take care to notice that it's in an
inconsistent state somehow and avoid such broken pop-ups.
** Package changed: update-manage
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