Public bug reported:
installed espeakedit and as it advises copied /usr/share/espeak-data to ~
Run the application and it reports this error:
Wrong version of espeak-data at:
/home/alan/espeak-data
Version 0x14404 (expects 0x14300)
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
Package:
I temporarily commented out the add_widget bit that breaks the labels on a live
CD and discovered that one of the descriptions is Upgrade Ubuntu to 11.04
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/oneiric/ubiquity/oneiric/view/head:/gui/gtk/stepPartAsk.ui#L233
It is hard to properly
On 24/09/11 15:22, Liam Proven wrote:
I'd suggest someone brings along a large, conspicuous Tux penguin as a
recognition symbol: you're after the bunch of people with a large
penguin on their table! :¬) )
which makes it more of a broad Linux/FOSS kind of event, which is great,
and I think that
thanks, and yes it was fun! lets do it again, in fact lets do it:
in the same place on 13th October for the London release party of Ubuntu
11.10 http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-uk/1283/detail/
in Farnborough on 20th October
http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-uk/1277/detail/
in
or . . . do a slow tour round London visiting each location on the
monopoly board!
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I am all for a roaming nationwide event, but I personally can't afford
to just nip up to Nottingham for a drink.
lack of commitment there Liam :)
If there are enough numbers
for regular monthly meets in any part of the country, do go for it!
yes, I
so you now put the live CD in, and just wait. After a minute or so the
live CD boots and you hear some drums, this isn't at the full session,
it is at the first part of the ubiquity installer and you have a choice
then of try Ubuntu and Install Ubuntu, if you press ctrl+s for
speech then it starts
ok, latest updates are a tiny improvement! The category now correctly
reads the number of more results available, it also correctly reads the
names of the applications in the top row which were visible with the
category collapsed. if you expand the category it still reads the
category as if it
Can we stop doing this now or do automated tests need to run up to
release? I would like to have the opportunity to test the installer with
the correct sound output so we can document it prior to release, there
is no point doing videos of the install process if it is reading out the
variable names
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Ubiquity GTK should have useful accessible names set in the Glade .ui
to start orca you can now press ctrl+s for speech at the sound of the
drums when ubiquity starts, so no time window and odd sequence to type
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now starts reading out percentages (not very well, it told me I was at
237% at one stage)
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not sure if some of the other items in the wish list need to be filed as
separate bugs, so leaving this open for now even though the point that
has been discussed (audio cue for starting orca in the install) has been
addressed.
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it is now Ctrl+S at the sound of the drums \o/
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space enter F5 3 enter
works just fine in Beta 2, think it has been fixed for ages.
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now ctrl+s at the sound of the drums when Ubiquity starts.
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it is in the menus now, as is onboard.
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not present in unity
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Status: New
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Title:
application icons in apps lens are all called button
To
If the install is done while connected to the internet it will attempt
to figure out where you are and what keyboard you are using, and it gets
it right for me (en_GB) if you don't let it connect to the internet you
get the US keyboard with no £ and @ and the wrong way round. We can
update the
it reads out percentages now (badly - but that is a separate issue.)
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Title:
Many pages read 'live underscore installer frame'
To manage
pretty hard to do it with just the keyboard to be honest, you need a
mouse and good hand-eye coordination to get your city. If you do the
install with an active net connection it will guess where you are, and
it gets it right for me.
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the lable with the link in it refuses focus and isn't in the tab order.
Oddly enough the release notes URL goes to Ubuntu.com and not the
release notes, so the link is pretty useless for everyone right now!
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yeah, it doesn't offer the information and I can't get there with the
orca flat review
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On 21/09/11 23:29, Bea Groves wrote:
Just read the following. Comments?
yeah, it is potentially very nasty.
To be Windows 8 certified computers will have to be able to do this
secure boot thing. Most will include an option to turn it off, exactly
like the google chromebooks do, they have a
great, thanks for sorting this out Daniel!
Alan.
On 18/09/11 14:23, Daniel Case wrote:
Hi Guys,
It's official, I'm organising a Leeds release party for us
Northerners! As for venue I propose North Bar:
http://www.northbar.com/home.php but if you have an idea of somewhere
better please let me
Public bug reported:
Orca uses speech dispatcher and the espeak engine by default and can include
pronunciation guides to get words said more correctly.
spd-say oneiric ocelot
sounds like one iric oh slot but
spd-say on-eer-ric osselot sounds about right, comparing to 28:15 of the
UDS-O
Public bug reported:
using Unity with the included Orca screenreader, all the buttons in the app
lens are just button and curiously a few are unlabled at all.
http://people.ubuntu.com/~alanbell/unityorca.ogv
They should expose the application name so that orca can read them out.
** Affects:
I made a mock up of a more menu-like app lens
http://people.ubuntu.com/~alanbell/appmenu.ogv does this look like what
you want?
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Public bug reported:
using the orca screenreader to navigate the languages list at the start
of the live CD it doesn't read out languages like Français that contain
an accent in the name
** Affects: gnome-orca (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Affects: ubiquity
video showing the behavior
http://people.ubuntu.com/~alanbell/unityorca.ogv
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Title:
languages with accents in the name are not read out
To
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On 14/09/11 11:34, Alan Pope wrote:
On 14 September 2011 11:25, Alan Bellalan.b...@libertus.co.uk wrote:
Cunning. So a site can say Come to our event, which links to a LoCo
directory event, then they click again to get to an eventbrite page?
Isn't that somewhat convoluted?
Al.
cunning as a
On 14/09/11 11:44, Barry Drake wrote:
On 13/09/11 21:49, smitti...@gmail.com wrote:
I'd be willing to organise a release party in the nottingham area if
there was enough interest?
Any nottingham users out there?
Well, there's me! Maybe there are others?
we were going to do a Nottingham
Hi all,
it gives me great pleasure to announce that the second Ubuntu Happy Hour
will be at the Prince of Wales in Farnborough. This nice country pub is
within easy reach of the Farnborough and Farnborough North stations and
is conveniently situated next to a road for ease of driving. If you
It has been six months in the making and has occupied the time of a cast
of thousands, finally the Debian derived GNU/Linux distribution we have
all been waiting for is here. Ubuntu 11.10 the Oneiric Ocelot is
released on October 13th and what could be a more fitting way to
celebrate a dreamy
I should have mentioned, it would be fantastic if someone wants to
organise a release party in one of our other fine cities either on the
release day or perhaps a few weeks later when we might have CDs to
distribute.
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Assistive Technology Magnifiers unusable with Unity
To
Public bug reported:
on a lens if a category is folded up it might say something like See
one more result with a twistie triangle. Clicking this will show *two*
more results. Seems to be off by one for all numbers. This is in fully
updated Oneiric.
** Affects: unity (Ubuntu)
Importance:
Public bug reported:
in fully updated Oneiric if you leave the dash open and wait for the
screensaver to cut in and lock the screen the screensaver does not blank
the dash, it sits behind it. Worse, when you try to unlock the
screensaver the login window is behind the dash so blurry and can't be
On 08/09/11 10:49, jim.came...@buhlergroup.com wrote:
Admit it, you just want the itinerary to spell out a rude word if you look at
it from the right angle, don't you?:)
it had crossed my mind :)
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On 06/09/11 19:56, Kris Douglas wrote:
http://www.blacklionpub.co.uk/
Not the easiest to get to, but a wicked (steam railway line) setting
incredible food and good local ale.
it is now on the list. I am adding stuff to the end of the list, that
doesn't mean it is the last one we get to, I am
On 05/09/11 00:11, Joe Smith wrote:
With the new college, school and university year starting soon, I was
wondering what tools can be used to take notes for lectures, classes,
meetings, etc. in Ubuntu, or on Linux in general.
There are popular tools like MS OneNote and Evernote, but neither
Hi all,
We are kicking of a series of pub meetings around the UK, starting in
three weeks in London. The list of venues we have proposed so far is here:
http://ubuntu-uk.org/happy-hour/
Along with a nice map that will update with the route as we stagger from
city to city. If there isn't a pub
On 02/09/11 11:19, Mike Carter wrote:
Hi Alan
are you interested in travelling to the North East? I am based in
Newcastle, I don't know how many members are up here. Please let me know
regards
Mike
I won't be going to all of them personally (much as I would like to) but
yes, I want it to go
On 02/09/11 10:21, Kris Douglas wrote:
Is there going to be a meet in/around the Stoke area?
if you propose a pub and postcode then yes, there will be.
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Public bug reported:
I am entering my password and it warns me that I have numlock on. On a
desktop or laptop with full keyboard it would be more appropriate to
warn when numlock isn't on.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
Package: gnome-screensaver 3.1.5-0ubuntu6
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warns about numlock when entering password
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So the tablet PC with touchscreen is not a supported form factor in
Oneiric then?
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Title:
Must use hardware keyboard to perform search for
looks like on-screen keyboards can type into the unity dash search when
using Ubuntu 2d, but still not when using Ubuntu 3d
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Must use
Jason Smith (DBO) may have an experimental patch for this I believe.
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Must use hardware keyboard to perform search for applications in
Public bug reported:
the refine results filter is present in unity3d, but not in 2d
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
Package: unity-2d 4.0.0-0ubuntu2
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.0.0-9.14-generic 3.0.3
Uname: Linux 3.0.0-9-generic x86_64
Architecture: amd64
Date: Thu Aug 25
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filter options missing from lenses
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should be a dropdown or widget of some kind at the top right
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Public bug reported:
in the applications lens I click on refine results then one of the
categories, e.g. system. This shows me installed apps in that category
(with an extra click to see all of them) plus a row of Apps available
for download which have nothing to do with the category I selected.
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irrelevant apps offered for download
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The apps available for download are not graphics apps.
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Public bug reported:
alt+` switches between windows of an application but holding alt and
repeatedly pressing ` does not cycle through the windows, it brings up
the list of windows but goes away the second time you press `
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
Package: unity-2d
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the Ubuntu patch that removed it from the menu is not present in the
Oneiric package and onboard does appear now in the unity applications
lens, so I expect this to work just fine in xubuntu Oneiric
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Should it not say USB storage device [name of drive, e.g. Neils USB
key] is safe to remove because it doesn't eject USB devices and it
seems silly to tell the user something has ejected when it plainly has
not. Also, count me with the people who are bemused by the concept of
putting a USB key in
Hi all,
our LoCo team reapproval is tonight, we have a fair bit done, but if
people could review the form and in particular add dates on events, and
more inline pictures then that would be fantastic:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/ReApprovalApplication2011
have a look at the California and
On 16/08/11 10:53, Emily Maher wrote:
Hello everyone!
Hi!
It is probably worth mentioning that I am using Libre Office in Mac OS
as my machine doesn't seem to get along too well with Ubuntu :-(
can you elaborate on this a bit, if we can get Ubuntu running on your
machine, or you can find a
10 minutes or so. . .
http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=ubuntu-meeting
please do join in and show your support when they ask who is from the UK
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popey #startmeeting 20:00
http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2011/08/16/%23ubuntu-meeting.html#t20:00
meetingology Meeting started Tue Aug 16 20:00:17 2011 UTC. The chair is
popey. Information about MeetBot at
http://wiki.ubuntu.com/AlanBell/mootbot. 20:00
ick, sorry about the unreadable logs, try this
http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2011/08/16/%23ubuntu-meeting.html#t20:00
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Hi all,
this weekend in the UK we are running a largeish unconference called
Oggcamp, jointly hosted by the Ubuntu UK Podcast and the Linux Outlaws
podcast. There will be at least one talk on Accessibility which is
great. I have been round the venue and whilst it is a historic building
it
in #ubuntu-uk-meeting on freenode
basically discussing the reapproval application of the UK team, we have
to prove our awesomeness so Canonical continue to give us lovely goodies.
http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=ubuntu-uk-meeting
see you shortly . . .
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On 09/08/11 20:54, Alan Bell wrote:
in #ubuntu-uk-meeting on freenode
basically discussing the reapproval application of the UK team, we
have to prove our awesomeness so Canonical continue to give us lovely
goodies.
http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=ubuntu-uk-meeting
see you shortly
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Regional Formats
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The Natty kernel works for me on a Samsung R530 using the Core i3
chipset (identical to original bug reporter's laptop)
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Press releases are a useful tool when you are generating news for doing
newsworthy things. Canonical press releases are for announcements of
stuff, sometimes the press pick them up a bit, which is what happens
with press releases. The thing to do is concentrate on doing newsworthy
things. If
On 30/07/11 15:39, Frederik Elwert wrote:
I also just found a blog article that describes how to set up OpenMary
as a speechdispatcher module.[2] That would probably allow to integrate
dasher with OpenMary easily.
I wrote that article, give me a shout or find me in
#ubuntu-accessibility on
On 29/07/11 09:33, Dianne Reuby wrote:
My only experience of internet chat before Ubuntu was that AIM stuff
that my children loved but I hated - mainly because it flooded with
weird strangers. I was very nervous when I started using IRC because of
this, and I was also worried that I could do
On 29/07/11 14:18, Paula Graham wrote:
Agreed Barry - that's the sort of thing we always try (and don't
always succeed) - she hasn't turned up this morning when she was
supposed to bring in her laptop - I suspect it's a driver problem on
an older laptop. If/when she does turn up, I'll get more
On 29/07/11 14:18, Paula Graham wrote:
Should I be sending people to the ubuntu-beginners channel instead?
out of interest, how do you currently direct them, and how do you
describe IRC to them?
Alan
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On 28/07/11 17:27, Steve Flynn wrote:
On Thu, Jul 28, 2011 at 4:35 PM, TT Mooney ttmoo...@dilettantism.com
mailto:ttmoo...@dilettantism.com wrote:
From the Register:
[snip]
Why are you telling an Ubuntu mailing list?
it is a UK story and Ubuntu might well be part of the answer to the
Hi Paula,
do you know when this happened and what channel, if there is something
we can review and learn from that would be great.
On 27/07/11 12:40, Paula Graham wrote:
Apropos - and sorry, don't want to whinge to people who're freely
giving their time - but thought you'd want to know - I
On 24/07/11 10:58, a.hun...@visuality-group.co.uk wrote:
Hi!
I'm new to all this, but been reading the discussions coming in through the
emails. Is it just me, or is there some sort of petty argument going on? Am I
reading it wrong?
Love to all!
Alex.
Welcome Alex,
there is indeed a long
it seems that Transport for London didn't get the memo that we needed to
get around London tomorrow, so they decided to close a bunch of rather
useful tube lines.
http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/service_disruptions/end16af6c54f4ac388a6e578971b3e70/details.html
We think the Northern Line and
Hi all,
This is the plan for the outing to the British Library on Sunday, at
11:00 we will meet up at Kings Cross station, at the entrance to
platform 9¾. Please don't actually go through the entrance and get on
the Hogwarts Express, just hang about near the wall. It looks like this:
Hi all,
this week is the Ubuntu Community week, a series of online class
sessions run over IRC and featuring from our LoCo:
Laura http://randall.executiv.es/ucw_oneiric_11
Me http://randall.executiv.es/ucw_oneiric_13
Popey http://randall.executiv.es/ucw_oneiric_15
Laura again
On 11/07/11 00:53, Andy Smith wrote:
Would it not be best to eat first? I don't particularly want to
carry food around the library, and they routinely do bag checks (not
that I'm suggesting that they will prevent us going in with food,
just that it will be a hassle to have to empty bags full of
http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-uk/1032/detail/
looks like we have somewhere between 13 and 19 people coming so far. The
plan is to meet at the British Library entrance at 11:00 on Sunday 24th
July, wonder round the exhibition http://www.bl.uk/sciencefiction and
having had our cultural
Hi all,
just to mix things up a bit I have scheduled the next meeting for
Saturday 23rd July, the day before the Geeknic at the Library so we can
go over any last minute adjustments and clarifications to the plan. Also
we can decide whether we are ready to put the team forward for
reapproval
here follows a message about the Ubuntu Global Jam, we should do something for
this.
Ideas on the back of an email . . .
Alan.
The Ubuntu Global Jam is a worldwide event in which Ubuntu LoCo Teams
get together at a local venue and work on Ubuntu, get know each other,
and otherwise just have
On 06/07/11 21:58, john beddard wrote:
Hi Alan,
Can't see how Public Pad works.
you type stuff, we all see it instantly. Name yourself in the top right.
We are chatting on mumble for audio.
I'm looking to start LoCos in Darlington and Middlesbrough during
August, September. This could be
I have been uncovering a few hidden features of the LoCo directory
website and our page on it
http://loco.ubuntu.com/teams/ubuntu-uk
We now have it following twitter and identi.ca with the hashtag
#ubuntuuk some of the tweets/dents there are somewhat old so if people
could do a bit of
On 03/07/11 18:12, scoundrel50a wrote:
On 03/07/11 13:29, scoundrel50a wrote:
#759104 launchpad bug
I tried to chat on Ubuntu-uk, but must have been disconnected, as I
couldnt get through. I finally managed to connect to my Oneiric
kernel via ssh, I was adding the wrong IP address, and tried
last global jam we tidied up the wiki, did some bug hunting, installed
Natty and some other bits and bobs http://pad.ubuntu-uk.org/globaljam2011
Other teams seem to do in-person get togethers on the jam weekend which
is great but not compulsory. Ideas welcome as to what we should do as a
team
On 30/06/11 08:16, gazz wrote:
Could we pls have some for the voluntary sector?
yes, I will drop a bunch in next time I am in London
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well we reached the milestone of 25 likes on our Facebook page so now
have a sparkly new vanity URL: http://www.facebook.com/UbuntuUK
. . . and we got it just in time for Google Plus to be released and
render Facebook redundant. Discuss!
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Hi all,
minutes from the meeting last night are in the traditional place at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/LastMeeting
Main topics for discussion were
* CD Distribution
we have CDs, we need to get them out there, if you have contacts at
Universities then it would be great to get a load out to
Hi all,
our regular team meeting is tonight at 8PM in the #ubuntu-uk-meeting
channel on freenode, the agenda is at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeamMeetingAgenda and you can join using an
IRC client or by pointing your favourite web browser at
Public bug reported:
Blender can't currently be installed on Oneiric due to dependencies on
libswscale0 and libswscale-extra-1
** Affects: blender (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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the output from trying to install was:
blender : Depends: libswscale1 (= 4:0.7~~) but it is not going to be
installed or libswscale-extra-1 (= 4:0.7~~) but it is not going to be
installed
** Description changed:
Blender can't currently be installed on Oneiric due to dependencies on
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We now have a signup sheet on the LoCo directory for the visit to the
British Library Science Fiction exhibition and geeknic
http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/team/1032/detail/
Would be great to get an indication of numbers so put yourself down and
lets go see some books.
This is a family
application tomorrow in
advance of the team meeting at 9PM so it would be great if people could
pile on to IRC and help http://ubuntu-uk.org/join-the-conversation/
thanks,
Alan Bell
Ubuntu UK LoCo Team Leader
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ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com
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On 27/06/11 22:35, Tony Pursell wrote:
But we are all ubuntu-uk members as well, aren't we?
I would hope so, yes
Well, at least, I
am, and do contribute a little to the UK team. Also ubuntu-cymru is a
bit moribund and never got approved
The Welsh team does kind of have a separate
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