Public bug reported:
The AIM protocol sends clients a contact list, which may include groups
of which the user is a member. Once an AIM user enters a groupchat, the
user must leave the groupchat before the groupchat will be permanently
removed from the user's contact list. Leaving a groupchat
This bug appears to have been fixed in 12.10. I was able to use
MusicBrainz to get album info and cover art for my CDs.
The fix appears not to have been the application of my patch, but a
general refactoring of the module.
Unless someone else can confirm that this bug still exists in 12.10
I did not confirm my own bug report. If you look at the history,
Launchpad Janitor confirmed the report (comment 2) because multiple
people said that it affected them.
Then, in comment 3, qwazi referenced another bug, and in comment 4,
Bilal Shahid responded with a workaround for the unrelated
I am the original reporter of this bug. Please do not hijack this bug
report. This bug report deals with the disappearance of the compact
mode for the contacts list. The ability to sort by status is also
missing, but it is *not* the subject of this bug report. Please file a
separate report for
Public bug reported:
Prior to upgrading to quantal, Empathy had a compact mode for the
contacts list. This would show each contact on a single line that was
just tall enough to display the contact's username. This way, I would
be able to use my high resolution monitor to view all of my online
For those who do not wish to wait for a patch to fix this, you can add
the following line to the [Default Applications] section of the file
$HOME/.local/share/applications/mimeapps.list:
text/calendar=thunderbird.desktop
I also added the same line to the [Added Associations] section, but I am
I have marked this bug invalid because the bug exists (might still
exist) in a package that is no longer used by default in current Ubuntu
releases.
** Changed in: gnome-screensaver (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Invalid
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I have marked this bug invalid because the bug exists (might still
exist) in a package that is no longer used by default in current Ubuntu
releases.
** Changed in: gnome-screensaver (Ubuntu)
Status: In Progress = Invalid
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Let me rephrase: the mechanism by which this bug exists is no longer in
current releases of Ubuntu by default (Unity does its own thing to
activate screen blanking/lockout), and it is crystal clear that in older
releases of Ubuntu, this is a Won't fix.
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This bug still exists in 12.10 (Quetzalcoatl, or whatever the crazy code
name is this time) and I presume 12.04 as well. Now it says
authentication failure after logging in and out too many times. Still
no indication to the user that they should wait a while before trying to
log in.
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The bug did occur on 10.04 with the desktop visual effects turned on.
However, unless Ubuntu devs plan to go back and fix an obscure bug on a
non-default desktop widget that is no longer even available the current
UI environment, I would ask that they mark this as Won't fix so that I
(and others)
Since Ubuntu 11.10 effectively eliminated gnome-screensaver, I no longer
see this bug in that release.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/779639
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I have looked into it more and the problem does not appear when playing
OGG Vorbis files, but does when playing FLAC files. GStreamer appears
to have plugins to parse files to get things like padding. It has such
a plugin for Vorbis, which I think, is why Banshee shows the correct
track position
I instrumented ConnectedSeekSlider.cs with debugging statements and
found that the PlayerEngine is not resetting its Position attribute (the
number of milliseconds into the track it is) when it rolls over to a new
track. If the new track is shorter than the current position (the sum
of previous
I have confirmed that gapless playback is responsible for this bug.
Disabling gapless playback in the preferences will make the slider work
correctly again. This will cause a brief (1 sec) pause between tracks,
so depending on your albums, this may be no big deal (modern music) or
it may be very
Jason: Do you have a screensaver password that activates immediately
when the screensaver activates? If you do, then instead of deactivating
the screensaver, it will simply pop up the password dialog box.
In either case, did you apply my patch listed in the Gnome Bugzilla
linked to this bug, and
This is the same patch as the one I submitted to the Gnome Bugzilla.
Since no one ever commented on it there or here, I am explicitly
submitting it here for consideration.
** Patch added: gnome-screensaver-fix-fade-to-black-back-to-desktop-bug.patch
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