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Does it seem correct to say that the general intention of irqbalance wrt to
system performance is to improve throughput (translating in some cases to a
more responsive system) at a cost of increased processing latency?
If so, then it should be considered and tuned generally with regards to
usage
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Hi Christian,
I see a lot of strong opinions being given, but aside from the "don't
use it in KVM" guidance which appears to be based on GCE's engineering
expertise, very little evidence that irqbalance is actually a problem.
I think it's true that in the default config, irqbalance can interfere
Public bug reported:
When i move a icon into the dock, this one overlaps another icons and
sometimes doesn't move in the position that i want.
The error is in Ubuntu 23.10
Steps for reporduce:
1 - Open some aplications
2 - Pin into the dock
3 - Try to move the aplication to another position.
Public bug reported:
I believe this is a gnome shell or perhaps libmutter bug. I am having
trouble using Krita, gimp, and xournalpp with my stylus pen on several
laptops, a Lenovo Yoga 260, a couple of Fujitsu Lifebooks including the
T935 and the U729X. It all seems to work fine under Wayland,
Okay, so this does not seem to be an xorg bug. I believe it is a Gnome
Shell bug. If I use lxqt it works fine. It should probably be moved
there. Perhaps the above fix to mutter did not completely fix it all,
but at least xorg seems to be off the hook. :-)
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Public bug reported:
Firefox has a functionality to save and auto-fill credit cards. Saving
can be done when entering the information of a card in a web page, or in
Settings/Privacy & Security/Saved Credit Cards.
Currently, with Kubuntu's version of Firefox 118.0.2, nothing happens
when saving.
Public bug reported:
I have a Lenovo ThinkPad P14s gen4 amd laptop, which has an integrated
GPU.
I installed Ubuntu 23.10, and it defaults to using Wayland and connected
it to an external Dell Dell P2720D monitor via HDMI.
The UI under Settings > Displays then "Mirror", the default setting
I just stumbled onto this in Ubuntu 22.04, where this bug still seems to
be present. The issue seems to be in the file
/usr/lib/systemd/user/gnome-keyring-ssh.service which wants to use
initctl which is an Upstart command and no longer exists on systemd
enabled systems. This is the content of the
This bug needs to be forwarded to, reported upstream against Network
Manager (NM) otherwise chances that it will ever get fixed are even
lower if it is only reported here.
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Public bug reported:
Scanning from the ADF on my Epson WF-7710 produces images with a left margin
about 4 times as large as when scanning from the flatbed, so that the
right-hand side of the page is lost.
Top and bottom margins are handled correctly.
The scanner is connected via the local
OK, it works
I've tried version 45.2-0ubuntu3 and can regularly type ÒÀÙÈÉÌ in the
text editor, terminal, etc.
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Hi @guiverc for your suggestion.
I think this is indeed a bug since I searched extensively on the
internet and I found several people with the same problem, but I haven't
found any solution so far. Actually, some time ago I opened a question
on askubuntu (link:
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Hi everyone,
from a fresh install of Ubuntu 23.04, I cannot change the audio volume for the
speakers. Formally, the audio is either at minimum (lowest part of the volume
control bar) or at maximum (every other part of the audio control bar). I can
mute
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