use dpkg to install the packages, I can get a good install with
no problem. I'm now using the Ubuntu software centre to install all
four packages needed for my DCP 135C and getting no problem - but this
doesn't help your issue. Sorry.
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will if there are
takers.
I'd like to go to one.
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On 06/10/11 13:06, Gordon Burgess-Parker wrote:
Can anyone point me to a USB Bluetooth adapter that is a) available in
the UK and b) works on 10.04 LTS?
I got mine from the local pound shop, and it seems to work OK. Even if
it doesn't, for a pound ...
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him. May be of interest to you.
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Happened at the end of a fresh install of Edubuntu. Have not seen the
problem in Ubuntu testing. This was a clean install - not dual boot.
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writing six months before release date to give plenty of
chance to consider this, and plan it into your schedule. Here's hoping
I'd be more than happy to be of assistance.
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- in a quite favourable light. I
think 12.04 would be an ideal time for them to look a little more
closely at it. Maybe others might want to write to them in a similar vein?
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of things you have to do. It might be worth spending a bit more time on
their web-site. I ended up writing a shell script to do all the jobs
whenever I install a new version.
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This error occurred after opening I/O-Displays just as the 'displays'
window opened.
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government IT. I'm not a
desktop publisher user, but wonder how well something like Scribus would
fill the bill for schools?
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On 19/09/11 12:30, Alan Bell wrote:
tonight's team meeting will be held in the #ubuntu-uk-meeting channel
on Freenode IRC at 9PM.
Please take my apologies. I'm in Mallorca on CEST and it's going to be
a bit late for me. Have a great meeting.
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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?
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come in a bit late with this. Can you tell us what are the names
of the files in the download you have unzipped, and if there is a
read.me, what does that say?
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On 05/09/11 01:20, Bruno Girin wrote:
Maybe you can do a remote happy hour in Mallorca on the 22nd?
What a splendid idea! If anyone wants to join me, the weather here is
wonderful - perhaps just a trifle too hot - 29 deg today.
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think the techies just have to stop wingeing -
Windows users are going to love the final version. And I'm sure once
Unity is finalised, it will become far easier for us to hack. Meantime
I'm more than happy to run with it.
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if the initiative is still
going when I return to the UK. If enough folk want to come to
Nottingham in or after October, I can contact Fellows Morton and
Clayton, where the Nottingham LUG meets.
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-headers-[XYZ], and if the earlier one is not available
legacy headers can be found in the repo.
Might save someone a bit of head scratching. Should I report this as a
bug? If so, how?
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Agai - trying to open 'additional drivers' - no other clues.
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To manage
'Additional Drivers' seems to be broken. I've just used apt-get install
fglrx and it seemed to install. No problems, except now it won't do a
clean shutdown. It gets to a strangely coloured screen and hangs. I
have to turn off. At the moment, the daily build won't boot for me for
the last few
This time, it occurred just after opening Nautilus. Can't find any
consistency, except that it is repeatable when trying to open
'additional drivers'.
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to cover
labour. Might be worth asking if he could do the same for a laptop. I
didn't ask that question.
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limited funds are a feature.
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Thanks for that. The problem did not occur through edits. It occurred
when smuxi failed to work after it had crashed, and I tried to re-
install using the software centre app. Several errors including the
reported one occurred, and this bug report is the result of trying to
report a problem.
I accept that - I expected this was the case. I regard this as more
than just a wish-list. I feel it is essential that there is some means
of looking at applications by category, and launching them. I would be
quite happy to put in a bit of work on the Unity scripts for a child-
lens to do just
Public bug reported:
Oneiric: Latest daily build - today. I regard it as a bug that the
'applications' and 'places' icons have been removed from the sidebar.
The preferred method for opening applications has been by right-clicking
the apps icon to get the applications by category. Using the top
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, and it seems to find the
camera OK. But - my sister made the mistake of firing up Cheese before
firing up Skype 'just to check out the camera'. Cheese takes sole
control of the camera and Skype doesn't find it! She now knows different!
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... not quite as good. I took a look at the configuration - the
accounts information is in a file called prefs.js, but I can't see a
workaround there. Any thoughts?
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Public bug reported:
Problem with several installs while attempting to install 'smuxi'
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
Package: libnini1.1-cil 1.1.0+dfsg.2-3
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 2.6.38-10.46-generic 2.6.38.7
Uname: Linux 2.6.38-10-generic i686
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Problem occurred while attempting to install 'smuxi'
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
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Problem occurred while attempting to install 'smuxi'
ProblemType: Package
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Problem occurred while attempting to install 'smuxi'
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
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Problem occurred while attempting to install 'smuxi'
ProblemType: Package
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Problem occurred while attempting to install 'smuxi'
ProblemType: Package
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Oneiric testing daily build yesterday's build. Fully updated. Unity
works fine in 3d mode until the ATI/AMD proprietary graphics driver is
installed. With this driver installed, no icons can be seen, but
clicking where they should be does the action. The driver works just
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My apologies for not using the proper procedure. Yes, I confirm that
the bug I am seeing is the identical one. I'll subscribe to 819144
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-installed web pages?
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who said they would be delighted to supply pre-installed. I
guess they don't want to advertise so that folk come to them and then
need support with the OS.
They seem really on-the-ball though.
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knows enough
to be happy testing and guaranteeing an Ubuntu install - but only if the
product is going out to a Linux aware customer like you or me.
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and write it up, then circulate it. It
would need to target computer magazines, press generally, radio and TV.
Are there any opinions? And any volunteers to feed news items into
this?
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that Acer was now producing a netbook
with Ubuntu pre-installed, but sadly, they didn't sell it!
I was delighted to find someone who actually knew something! This may
be just our local branch, but for me it was a welcome change.
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and write it up, then circulate it. It
would need to target computer magazines, press generally, radio and TV.
Are there any opinions? And any volunteers to feed news items into
this?
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accountant insisted on my using
Sage. I thought it was dreadful. If I were in business now, I would
probably use Gnucash. It is fully configurable. Sage is a bit like
Windows; you have to work the way it wants you to.
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in their letter: the correct one was the old one that we all
knew. Should have had the sense to try it.
And Virgin NEVER said 'we don't support Linux'
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from the CD. At least that happens on
my wife's box.
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the 2d version of the Unity desktop, and will run
on computers that cannot support Unity on 11.04. It is not finished,
and may be a bit buggy, but it seems to work OK.
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very good. Release of
12.04 LTS might be the time to go for this. Maybe Canonical would offer
good support here?
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On Thu, 2011-06-02 at 17:31 +0100, Alan Pope wrote:
http://www.pcpro.co.uk/news/367768/asus-to-ship-ubuntu-netbooks
That is fantastic news! Thanks Alan.
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reported it, but could
not get any data about the crash. OTOH 64 bit 10.10 works just fine!
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to even attempt it, they have been
using only ubuntu for a couple of years and one had even gone into
John Lewes (Reading) asking for Ubuntu (another story).
Sounds like a story I'd love to hear. If not on the list, please let me
hear it.
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On Thu, 2011-05-26 at 20:23 +0100, Alan Bell wrote:
Team meeting in #ubuntu-uk-meeting in about half an hour, see you later o/
Sorry had to miss - am in Mallorca with the family and we were out for
dinner. All the best,
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help from
you guys though. I've carefully documented the procedure and e-mailed
it to the supplier with a request that they pass on the information to
future purchasers of the dongle.
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with it? Sorry to ask elementary questions like this.
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a 'mutex'
was. There was only one instance, and sema_init worked just fine.
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Binary package hint: cups
under 10.10 print was managed correctly. The same proprietary driver
from Brother is installed under 11.04 and the print image has now
shifted vertically up the page leaving the bottom 23mm of the page
unable to be used, and without correction, the
I now have found the workaround for this. There is a file at :
/usr/local/Brother/Printer/dcp135c/inf/brd135crc which can be edited to
include the correct paper size. Why the problem crept in with Natty
when it was never there with 10.04 or 10.10 I have no idea. Maybe this
could be put in an
On Fri, 2011-05-06 at 17:39 +0100, Barry Drake wrote:
I took a look at the PPD file - I think that can be edited to make the
required change, but I have no idea what I might want to alter
I got the answer - ppd is an open standard from Adobe, so I was able to
get the spec. file from
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drive as the Ubuntu installation. Not sure about mac, but you
have serious problems with Windows if you don't do that.
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better! I'm looking forward to installing
it on my Netbook - the liveCD looks really good on there. I'm waiting
till June to do that, as I'm going to be short of time to do a lot of
work if I get problems.
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Thought I'd take another look with today's daily build. Same as before when
running from the liveCD - then tried to install. Installation completes OK -
but will not boot. Comes up with the errors:
error: out of disk
error: you need to load the kernel first.
Will try again in recovery mode
ITK - It just occurred to me - if I make a boot USB drive with a
persistence file, will there be any more useful information on the USB
drive after the crash? I've no idea what goes into the persistence
filesystem - but if you think it would help, I'll have a go.
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On Sun, 2011-04-17 at 01:20 +, IKT wrote:
I appreciate your bug report and want to push it further, but
unfortunately there isn't enough information to go on.
I'll retry the Beta 2. Current Beta 2 32 bit does boot OK from the live
CD on all five machines I have access to, but I haven't
I've done as you suggested - the bug is still there but only in the
64-bit Beta2. I can get a terminal and start tailing syslog. After the
crash, I can get nothing at all. The system is totally frozen and won't
let me have a terminal. The attached syslog is a few seconds before the
crash - it
Belkin routers. The problem is certain to show with the Belkin
F6D4230-4 v1. When I first experienced it, I went out and bought one to
see if the problem is repeatable - it is!
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work on any hardware. The 64 bit version should complain if you try to
boot it on any hardware other than AMD 64 compatible. It works like
that for me.
The Canonical give-away disks that I'm using are all 32 bit.
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a computer with Windows these days.
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machines may
not be able to run Unity and will defauly to gnome.
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defaults to gnome when it can't run 3D.
Please feel free to comment.
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Was inserting a picture into a document when crash occurred. Last
updates were yesterday. Natty 11.04
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On Wed, 2011-04-13 at 15:10 +, Didier Roche wrote:
After talking to Jay, we both think that this issue is fixed since last
week with previous compiz. I'll them mark the bug as such.
I haven't had any Unity or Compiz problems for a few days now, so it's
probably fixed. Congratulations.
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Have now persuaded the Beta 1 to install. The installed version works
and gives a warning on first boot that the hardware cannot run Unity.
It boots into the gnome desktop just fine and allows switching to gnome
as the default. So the only problem here is that the liveCD doesn't do
the same when
Public bug reported:
Beta 1 Natty live CD on this machine runs with only the desktop icons
showing. The graphics card can't run Unity/compiz but the CD fails to
default to gnome, so there are no menus. Installing to a hard-drive
fails with an error in apt before completion. The machine is the
Before you disappear entirely : after many hours of examining forums
etc. I find that the drivers supplied with Natty are the ones at fault.
The correct drivers are supplied with 10.04 and 10.10 Please -
where do I go from here?
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get this identical problem. Do I need to re-report this?
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of a charity that might be interested?
In the London area, Paula is doing this type of thing at FossBox -
http://www.fossbox.org.uk/
Regards,Barry.
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Exactly the same happened to me.
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jockey-backend crashed with TypeError in currentThread(): an integer
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Today's daily build is different! After clicking 'Try', it gets as far
as a cursor and the start music, and freezes half way through the start
music. I tried installing. This does the same. However, if I switch
to the classic interface, it works OK, and if I log out and switch back
to the
After the crash, a video driver was shown as 'installed'. On re-booting, the
defective video driver would not let the Unity desktop display properly. The
only desktop that would boot was the classic with no effects. I removed the
video driver, but the problem remained. I had to re-install
Public bug reported:
The new Beta 1 release works fine when I try the 32bit version, but the 64 bit
build boots as far as the 'Try' - 'install' window. On clicking 'try' it hangs
with a black screen. After a few minutes, the system re-boots. Maverick runs
just fine on this machine with the
Saw problem again today. Opened music app. Could move it behind
sidebar which was inactive. I then 'clicked through' the sidebar and
closed the app. Opened the app again: same problem was there. Opened a
second app. (a terminal) and this app. move the terminal into autohide
The problem
Using Natty yesterday's build running from liveCD. No graphics drivers
are offered for this motherboard - they are provided on 10.10. Do you
want me to report this as a 'lack of driver' problem - if so where
please?
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