Came across this bug today because I cannot use Ubuntu Medium/Bold
correctly in neither Libreoffice (5.1.4-0ubuntu1) nor Inkscape (0.91
r13725) under Kubuntu 16.04. The System was installed from scratch and
updates are recent.
I have tried the ttf-ubuntu-font-family/xenial package (0.83-0ubuntu2)
For me, the apt-xapian-index cronjob used to crash a complete Xen domU
(Raring minimal install w/ linux-vm, 512 MiB RAM, 1 vcpu, 1 GiB swap) on
a weekly basis until I disabled the cronjob. Took me a while to find out
why the domU crashed in such a timely manner.
I do not have this problem on
Just had another look into my notes. The problem appeared for me after
upgrading from quantal to raring. I have also found bug 1152736 and bug
1185172 dealing with a potential kswapd regression in Kernel 3.8 and
might be related.
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Christopher, with my comment I meant to agree that the issue of this bug
(display dim at startup) has likely been fixed in the meantime, so it is
fair for this bug to be closed. I am not experiencing any real problem
right now, and I am sure that the remaining display dimming issues I
have
FWIW, I still use the same hardware, but haven't seen the bug occur
anytime since moving away from Kubuntu Lucid. I'm on a bare-metal
install of Precise right now, with full updates, and the dimming problem
is gone. However, setting the screen brightness via the slider in the
KDE system tools or
Using the workaround proposed by Guido I was able to fix the problem
here under Precise 12.04 with a printer attached to another CUPS -Server
in the LAN. It seems to be important, however, that the PPD file be
named exactly like the CUPS printer name, or CUPS won't recognise it.
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FYI: The Ubuntu community proposes the use of a grub2 error script to
deactivate the recordfail logic, preventing from problems in
RAID/LVM/btrfs environments. I find that a somewhat cleaner approach
than to edit 00_header directly, whose changes might be overwritten by
upgrades. The error script
I've come across this problem while setting up a headless 12.04 server
via debootstrap and chroot. To be able to upgrade or install services
(like mdadm, which requires postfix) I had to use Ericks workaround and
divert initctl.
It worked fine, however, there seems to be something missing in
Added Option Timeout 1d to /etc/cups/cupsd.conf on the CUPS server.
@Tero: Is this the option you were referring to? I'm asking because the
manpage mentions a couple of different timeout options.
Unfortunately this did not bring any change in my case. Printing with
'lp' from the console works
For me, the problem seems to have worsened with LibreOffice on Ubuntu
Precise 12.04. Using a network CUPS Server via environment variable
(CUPS_SERVER and LPDEST) which worked fine until Lucid. After a fresh
install of Oneiric I've experienced the behavior described above,
LibreOffice requiring me
Might be worthwile to have a look at the special powersave features of
recent Logitech mice. They are advertised as getting 3 years life out of
a set of batteries. So maybe there are mechanisms to turn the mouse or
the receiver so completely off when in powersave, tat it is no more
recognized by
Here some additions from dumb checking a few test cases here ;-)
Test | A.MX | M515 |
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Just reboot running system * | ok | no |
reboot,
The bug still exists as described in libreoffice-kde v3.4.4-0ubuntu1,
upgraded just days ago from oneiric-proposed.
Thanks for having a look at it.
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Confirmed that connecting to hidden networks doesn't seem to work in
oneiric. WPA2 used here. NM-Applet shows a hidden network-entry that
changes to an input box when I click on it. But entering the hidden
essid and pressing Enter does nothing. The input box stays active with
blinking cursor. No
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Title:
Libreoffice Calc crashes when sorting spreadsheet tabs
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This Bug is reproducible even with an empty spreadsheet.
What to do to reproduce: Open LobreOffice Calc, Create new spreadsheet.
In the bottom subsheets-tabs bar, drag and drop the Sheet1-Tab between
Sheet2 and Sheet3 (sort).
What happens: LO dies silently.
What should happen: LO should not
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When I tried sorting some subsheets of a spreadsheet I was working on,
LO crashed hard (disappeared) without any error message. The crash was
not even noticed by KDE's crash detection.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
Package: libreoffice-kde 1:3.4.3-3ubuntu2
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Status: Invalid = New
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Title:
Libreoffice Calc crashes when sorting spreadsheet tabs
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Opened new bug following advide in bug 876286 reported earlier.
Summary: When I try sorting subsheets of a spreadsheet, LO crashes. This
Bug is reproducible even with an empty spreadsheet.
What to do to reproduce: Open LibreOffice Calc, Create new spreadsheet.
In the bottom
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Libreoffice Calc crashes when sorting spreadsheet tabs
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HTH,
Martin
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Title:
I reply to Harald's proposed workaround I'd like to add that both of
them don't seem to work for me. Akonaditray is started regardless of
having autostart entries in the user's .config directory or not. It can
only be disabled completely if all */autostart/akonaditray.desktop files
are deleted,
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I am using oneiric beta on my laptop. I also have a few other kubuntu
boxes and a terminal server that I connect to via XDMCP every once in a
while, mostly because the other machines have more calculating power
that I use to lay off CPU-intensive tasks.
Today I've tried to
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KDM greeter remote login dialog crashes on mouseover
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Thank you again. I am glad to see that the solution is all but trivial
(for me), so it kind of rectifies my initial report *lol*
However, this morning, the Icon didn't show up in my systray. I didn't
try your methods yet, so it might have something to do with another
update. Or one of my previous
BTW: Something likea small check mark to configure the autostart of
akonaditray in its own context menu would nevertheless be nice.
(I remember seeing something like that in the closing/deactivating
dialog of 'klipper' a while ago…)
Cheerz, Martin
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I am - like many others - not using akonadi/nepomuk/strigi on purpose.
With a recent update, akonaditray started showing up in my system tray,
saying I have the services disabled. Now, since I am aware of that fact
and additionally like my systray clean, I would like to
Thanks, Harald. But to be honest, I have looked there more than once,
but could not find an obvious service related to akonaditray to disable.
Could you provide a specific service name or step-by-step suggestion?
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I think there could be some deeper underlying problem with network
mounts in general existing at hibernation/suspend time. I have the same
issues with a NFS4 directory mounted permanently (via fstab at boot
time). Hibernate used to wirk fine until I (re-) introduced that mount
after a recent
Some thoughts later I've come across the idea that not the NFS mount
itself must necessarily be the problem, but that it is more likely to be
the Folder View plasmoid that displays contents from this very mount on
my desktop. The problematic outcome of course being the same ;-)
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I have re-setup my ThinkPad T42 with Oneiric Beta 1 and don't seem to
experience that problem anymore now.
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Title:
Laptop display maximum dim at
Fixed it for me. Thanks!
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Title:
Couldn't enumerate devices: Message did not receive a reply (timeout
by message bus)
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It seems to be a regression that came with an update yesterday (Sep
7th). I'm testing oneiric on a fresh laptop install, so I do an apt-get
upgrade every few hours at the moment. First I thought I might have
broken it myself because I was fiddling with thinkpad_acpi and tpfanco
yesterday. Suddenly
Addition: I'm running Oneiric beta 32bit with KDE4 on an IBM Thinkpad
T42.
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Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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linux-virtual kernel does not allow network configuration via kernel
I doubt this bug can be tracked with apport-collect and dare confirm
this bug myself. In fact it isn't even installed in a minimal server
installation.
It's really plainly about enabling CONFIG_IP_PNP by default in the
linux-virtual kernal. I think. Can someone else confirm and vote?
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I am using Ubuntu Lucid 10.04 inside a Xen 4 domU with the linux-virtual
kernel, which is recommended for that purpose. Xen allows for the
configuration of the domU's network device(s) via its configuration
files in dom0, IP, netmask,
Still present in v2.4.3 on Kubuntu Lucid with KDE 4.4.3
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@Brian: Here's my output of nm-too (as user)l:
NetworkManager Tool
State: connected
** (process:4950): WARNING **: WARN get_one_connection(): error: invalid
connection: 'NMSettingGsm' / '(null)' invalid: 3
** (process:4950): WARNING **: WARN get_one_connection(): error: invalid
Another thing I experience is that when I switch to a text console using
Strg+Alt+F[1..6] and the switch back to X with Stgr+Alt+F7, the screen
brightness goes down as well. Better said: It stays bright when
switching towards the text consoles, and instantly goes dark as soon as
I switch back to
I find it a disgrace that the bug is around for years now and is still
present in Lucid beta.
When I plug my network in, the icon changes to the working state,
hover says something like connecting. It sets up the connection (local
DHCP) to work perfectly, yet the icon shows the plug and socket as
Same behavior here on T42 with ATI Radeon Mobility 7500 and Kubuntu
Lucid beta. The display is bright up to the kdm logon. When KDE loads,
screen brightness drops to lowest at once.
I am not completely sure if it's the same problem as above, since whole
brightness management by powerdevil seems
@nizar: Yes, that's right. Sorry for not making that clear in the post. I'm
using Kubuntu Lucid beta on an IBM Thinkpad T42.
I've seen a few posts regarding Kubuntu here and thought it would be safe to
share my voice. Of course, if the bug was in the NM Plasma-applet, this would
be the wrong
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I am not sure where this bug really belongs, so please forgive me for
just picking out kdm to file the bug against. I'm afraid I don't fully
understand the kde4 achitecture, so it is difficult for me to find out
where the cause of the problem I've experienced really sits.
I
Hi Rickard,
thanks for the link and the push towards the right project. I also ran
apport-collect as my non-privileged user and went through the
authentication thing in konqueror, but then apport crashed because of a
Permission denied error on some apt lists. Now when try to run it
again (as root
Thanks for the Fix, it solved my problem.
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I have been really looking forward to the new Lucid LTS Server, actually
I deferred some server upgrades until the release of Lucid. I make heavy
use of Xen to separate services on hardware in our network, and for
Dapper and Hardy this has been working really great. I am very concerned
to see
In case anyone wonders like I did about the whereabouts of devkit-disks
in lucid: the package devicekit-disks no longer exists in lucid, the
whole thing is now called udisks.
So removing the drive in lucid can accordingly be done via 'udisks
--detach /dev/sdX'
HTH
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I'm reporting here because #527009 is marked as duplicate as this one. I
get the exact behavior described there. I see X start with the rolling
circles, then my login screen flashes up und suddenly goes dark again,
showing only some wrong-coloured watermark version of my background
image (I'm
Peter, I second your thought that devkit-disks should be called by the
GUI tools that help safely remove external storage devices.
After some quick testing, devkit-disks seems to solve all the problems
I've described above. Thanks for the information, Alain!
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Sorry, seems I was too fast. Today KPackageKit died when it should do
two minor upgrades. I did an apt-get update/upgrade right after I
received the notification in KDE, before starting KPackageKit itself.
Apt said:
...
The following packages will be upgraded:
linux-libc-dev upstart
2 upgraded,
Confirmed. I can do minor updates, but today there would be some kernel
updates and KPackagekit crashed once again, because the upgrade required
would be a dist-upgrade.
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Update: the washed out font thing was gone after restart. Sorry I didn't
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I have a Samsung HM250JI SATA notebook drive in an external enclosure
(ICY BOX IB-290StUS-B) which doesn't spin down by default either.
On Hardy/Intrepid I could use the suspend-usb-device skript, it worked
out of the box. So did a manual sdparm --command=stop. I could hear the
drive spin down
I forgot: when I listen closely, it sounds like the drive getting the
signal to stop, but then spinning up again instantly.
I remember dealing with an allow-restart parameter for a Seagate
FreeAgent disk a few weeks ago, that had to be set in /sys via a udev
rule to allow the drive to be
@ssergeje: Thanks for the reply. When I safely remove the drive using
the device notifier plasmoid or the dolphin function, i hear the drive
doint something, but it doesn't spin down. But it doesn't make that
spindown-and-up-again noise either liken when I use the script.
When I unplug the disk,
Confirming both the bug and the workaround.
I'm seeing a very washed-out font though. Tried setting hinting to from
hintfull to hintmedium, but no real help. See attached screenshot.
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Confirmed that this bug happens on Kubuntu, too (fresh Hardy Install on
Abit AV8 w/ AMD Athlon 64 3000+).
I cannot see why this should be a duplicate of 216266, and neither why
people say this isn't a bug
Experienced the Problem in Hardy too, adding the corresponding error
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touch: cannot touch `/var/lock/subsys/shorewall': No such file or
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I've tried teh solution abovem creating the /var/lock/subsys subdir
manually, however, I didn't persist across a reboot.
I have now simply changed
SUBSYSLOCK=/var/lock/subsys/shorewall
to
SUBSYSLOCK=/var/lock/shorewall
in /etc/shorewall/shorewall.conf. This should persist, please let me
Seems this problem has been addressed by an update in the end. I've
tried to revert back to the default settings I used when the problem
appeared, but I couldn't reproduce it as I could before. I've also
noticed that I cannot seem to get my X much below 700 fps anymore in
glxgears with a default
Hey again,
I've done my daily apt-get upgrade today and also tried some tweaking my
graphics card settings in X in order to speed up compositing.
Unfortunately I've lost track of what was the cure exactly, but the
problem seems to have been solved. Xorg consumes only between 5 and 15 %
cpu now
Hi Yuriy,
yes, I'm quite sure it must have something to do with desktop effects,
transparency and the plasmoids in the background.
First, the problem disappears with desktop effects disabled. The second
thing is that the highg cpu load seems to be connected with the weather
plasmoid, since I've
Sorry, I forgot: I have a Thinkpad T42, here's the hwinfo output for my
grafix card:
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13: PCI(AGP) 100.0: 0300 VGA compatible controller (VGA)
[Created at pci.310]
UDI: /org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/pci_1002_4c57
Unique ID: VCu0.T20UnI3tFq7
Parent ID: vSkL.1o+Z33xgwU4
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Binary package hint: konsole
I've upgraded to Intrepid only this weekend. I normaly have a fullscreen
console without any extras (menu/tab bar, deco, scrollbar all off) open
on one of my desktops that I use in KDE.
Today I've left for break and left my console desktop
Confirmed on a T42 running hardy with instant updates. I noticed that
the problem has become worse with an update around last week. The volume
keys used to in-/decrease volume by 9%, which I find too much already
(I'd also favour 5%). Since that update the volume jump doubled, I could
even see the
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