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It is not currently possible to open a WebP image in any standard
application on Ubuntu (except Firefox). There is a now a small extension
for gdk-pixbuf to support webp: https://github.com/aruiz/webp-pixbuf-
loader
Such extension has already been packaged for HEIF
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The HEIF image file format [1] is getting quite popular, mainly because
this is now the default image format for iOS [2]. Unfortunately, this is
not supported by default in Ubuntu (20.04). In practice, this means that
if someone sends you a picture from an iPhone, you won't
Here, with Firefox 75, it seems to work with the Mozilla location service. I've
changed:
geo.provider.network.url =
https://location.services.mozilla.com/v1/geolocate?key=%MOZILLA_API_KEY%
(note that the config key name is different)
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I had a similar issue here, but solved it with the following:
killall indicator-application-service
sudo apt remove indicator-application
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@deragon, here, the "$(sleep 10;/sbin/wpa_cli resume)&" doesn't work.
Somehow, I wonder if there is some black magic due to systemd, but it
doesn't seem that any command after the sleep is ever executed.
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Interestingly, this "wpa_cli resume" command is precisely what does
/lib/systemd/system-sleep/wpasupplicant.
I've checked, this script is run at resume, as expected. However, it
seems wpa is called too early, and it doesn't have any effect.
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As a side-note, as it seems it's been triggered for my laptop by the update to
network-manger 1.2.4, one of the few fixes included in 1.2.6 is the following:
* Fixed a bug that caused devices to stay unmanaged after resume from sleep.
So quite probably, updating network-manager to the latest
One more thing: contrarily to the title of this bug report, here "sudo
wpa_cli scan" doesn't help to get the list of network again. However,
"sudo wpa_cli resume" works.
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Same as comment #52 and #53, while it used to be just once in a while,
since a few weeks, it's now _every_ single time that my laptop resumes.
There are many similar bugs but with probably different causes. So to be
clear here is the symptoms I see much more recently since a few weeks
(on 16.04):
Note that my computers are updated with the xenial-proposed. I'm quite
sure that Evince used to work just after the upgrade to 16.04, and that
this is a recent regression.
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Hi,
In my case, I've noticed it with the arduino IDE, as described in bug 1453094.
That's on Ubuntu 15.04 (x86-64). Java is Oracle java 8 (1.8.0_45, installed via
the webup8 ppa).
To reproduce, it's very easy:
1. sudo apt-get arduino
2. arduino
3. Type anything in the file
4. Press the "save"
I got the same problem, on Ubuntu 15.04. It seems to be related to
filetype: Some filetypes still open fine (eg, .avi), but .mp4 and .mkv
fail.
It turned out that _removing_ gstreamer1.0-vaapi solved the problem.
sudo apt-get remove gstreamer1.0-vaapi
Note: my graphic card is a Intel Corporation
Seems to be same bug as bug #1373978 and bug #1397597.
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Title:
totem fails to play video if gstreamer-vaapi is installed
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Actually, it seems the same problem as described in bug #1373978.
Without gstreamer1.0-vaapi:
$ gst-launch-1.0 filesrc location=00072282.jpg ! decodebin ! imagefreeze !
videoconvert ! autovideosink
Setting pipeline to PAUSED ...
Pipeline is PREROLLING ...
Pipeline is PREROLLED ...
Setting
Sorry, I meant it is similar as bug #1397597.
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Title:
Totem:GStreamer encountered a general stream error. on .flv and .mp4
files
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Same problem here, though it seems it have worsen recently on 13.10
(with Firefox 25?). With 5000 bookmarks, hud-service uses one CPU at
100% all the time, with a complete freeze every-time I switch a tab or
firefox's window gets the focus.
By using the BookmarkMenuHider add-on to remove the
Public bug reported:
Crash of nautilus while closing a window displaying the trash (in list
layout).
ProblemType: Crash
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 13.10
Package: nautilus 1:3.8.2-0ubuntu1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.11.0-8.15-generic 3.11.1
Uname: Linux 3.11.0-8-generic x86_64
ApportVersion:
I see this bug as well. That's with an intel GM965. However, it seems
that screenshots stop working only after a while (not sure what
triggers it). Once screenshots are black, they are always black until I
run compiz --replace (or restart the computer).
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Opened the keyboard configuration (via the new Text entry setting...
menu option), went a bit through the different configurations, closed
the window, and boom.
ProblemType: Crash
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 13.10
Package: gnome-control-center 1:3.6.3-0ubuntu33
@Guy @PshhPshh: Note that kernel 3.2.0-40 doesn't contain the fix. You
need to try 3.2.0-41, which is currently only in -proposed.
PshhPshh, there is no other driver for the intel card. The only thing you can
try is the hardware enablement stack by doing something like this (but from
my
I've been running the proposed kernel (on 12.04.2) since this morning
and it indeed seems to work fine. No GPU hung so far (same as
3.5.0-27.47~lp1140716).
# uname -a
Linux pieleric 3.5.0-28-generic #47~precise1-Ubuntu SMP Wed Apr 10 15:10:23 UTC
2013 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux
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How can a regression introduced a month ago be a duplicate of a bug
reported more than a year ago?!
Both bugs seem to cause a intel GPU hang, but that does mean they are
the same bug.
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Probably a duplicate of bug 1140716 .
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Title:
Xorg freeze: drm:i915_hangcheck_hung
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Still present. It's possible to open an .epub or .mobi with fbreader but you
have to:
* right click on the file
* select Open with Other applications...
* Click on the button to show all applications
* double click on Ebook reader
Please associate fbreader to these file types:
.epub:
I don't remember ever encountering case (a), and I use Ubuntu 10 hours
every day. I've been using Unity only since 12.04 though. Maybe case
(a) has been already fixed since the original report (from 2011-04).
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Sorry Daniel, in my comment I meant case (c)! I can also reproduce
cases (a) and (b) here :-)
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Title:
Multi-monitor - Windows maximize on the
Looks like a duplicate of bug #1035652
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sometimes cant scroll to the bottom in one go
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Comedilib has been updated from 0.8.1 to 0.10, bringing quite a few
improvements. It has already been updated in debian unstable, and would
be nice if it could be merged to make it into Quantal.
Cheers.
** Affects: comedilib (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Indeed, the comedilib debian package includes also comedi-calibrate, so
it should fix Bug 462123. See
http://packages.debian.org/source/sid/comedilib .
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I can also report that on Quantal with 2.20.9-0ubuntu1, I haven't been
able to reproduce this bug.
That said, even if this week I've extensivily tried to trigger the bug,
it's far from a complete proof the bug is gone. On my hardware it
sometimes can take several weeks before the bug triggers
lid.sh does quite a few things, but with Unity, without xscreensaver, and with
an intel card, it basically does this when closing the screen:
xset dpms force off
and when opening the screen:
xset dpms force on
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I also got a hang. It's very rare on this laptop (every couple of
months). It's 32 bits. Attached is the backtrace. As you can see, it's
very similar to the 64 bits one.
Compiz is not looping. It's just blocked there. The process doesn't use
the cpu and I took a second backtrace a few second
Just a note, this backtrace is not taken after suspend, but just closing
the lid, monitors go to powersave mode, and opening the lid.
Indeed, it could be due to having this dri call and a call to switch off
the monitors at the same time.
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I confirm that the mp3 encoded have the wrong length computed. Xingmux is
missing. This used to be the working pipeline:
audio/x-raw-int,rate=44100,channels=2 ! lamemp3enc name=enc target=0 quality=6
! xingmux ! id3v2mux
If someone could put it again, that'd be great.
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With the latest version of the Kernel, it works for me: Linus has just merged a
fix!
http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git;a=commit;h=e5254a625d1d3f3119d80ddc30a6e6fe64001231
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The commit is actually the first one _after_ -rc7, so -rc7 still has the
oops when booting.
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Quantal, latest alpha can't boot on GMA500
I have .mobi files (for Amazon Kindle) and trying to open them in Nautilus just
says there is no application that supports the type Mobipocket e-book
(application/x-mobipocket-ebook).
However, fbreader does this just fine. You can directly open a book with:
fbreader book.mobi
I'm not sure
If you need an additional reason to package this driver, you can take
the fact that it would provide a better support for the Intel GMA500
(and GMA3650). For now it's supported via the framebuffer driver which
allows only one screen with one fixed resolution and without any
rotation. This new
I have exact same problem as Brian: as my workspace shortcuts are
involving Super and not Ctrl+Alt, Ctrl+Alt are never released and the
workspace switcher stays.
To reproduce this with the normal shortcuts, it's a bit more complex than what
is in the bug description:
1. Go to top-left workspace
Also, a pretty good kludge would be to always hide the workspace
switcher when _no_ key is pressed.
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Title:
Workspace switcher does not disappear
It works for me again. Can this bug be closed, or do you still
experience this?
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Title:
Frequent multi-second UI freezes with 11.0~b1+build1-0
Here is my understanding of the mis-behaviour:
1. you need at least two monitors, with different resolutions
2. open a resizable window on the smallest monitor (example: gedit)
3. If the has a vertical (resp. horizontal) size bigger than the small monitor
_and_ smaller than the big monitor,
I noticed the same problem and removed python-wxgtk2.6 hoping it'd fix
it, but then python cannot find any wx module at all!
Apparently it's a problem with the alternatives: python-wxgtk2.6
provides wx2.7.pth (where 2.7 stands for the _python_ version) and
python-wxgtk2.8 provides wx.pth (no
In essence, this happens when the window is half-maximized (i.e.,
vertically or horizontally maximized). Then clicking on the (un)maximize
button will unmaximize completely while the user expects a full maximize
behaviour.
You can reproduce this also by middle-clicking the maximize button and
I have a left(small)-right(big) monitor setup and the current behaviour
seems to be affected only by the size of both monitors. If a window
situated on the small monitor has a vertical size bigger than the small
monitor _and_ smaller than the big monitor, when maximized, it is
automatically moved
Probably a duplicate of bug #966744 .
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Title:
Xorg freeze
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I have a nvidia GeForce 6150 LE and face the same problem after upgrading to
12.04. It was working fine in 11.10, but now compiz takes 100% and after a
couple of minutes segfaults. In dmesg I see:
Apr 28 22:42:33 fin kernel: [ 866.135660] compiz[1601]: segfault at af079c00
ip 034cd4c0 sp
seems a duplicate of bug #966744
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Black screen after resume from standby
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Seems a duplicate of bug #966744
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Black screen after screen lock
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I think I'm affected by a similar bug. Also bugs #975848 and #986600 are
probable duplicates. Bug #914557 could also be a duplicate but it's
quite older and the computer affected is using a nvidia graphic driver
instead of an intel one.
A few remarks from my side. When this happens, I can still
In 11.10, it also works with gcj:
sudo apt-get install gcj-4.4-jre
/usr/lib/jvm/java-gcj-4.4/bin/java -jar
/usr/share/java/airport-utils/Airport2BaseStationConfig.jar
The launcher script should really be updated.
You can find out the IP of your airport extreme by using avahi-discover,
and
Closing as I cannot reproduce anymore.
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Status: New = Fix Released
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Title:
emerillon crashed with
With the latest updates of firefox and the globalmenu addon, I'm not
seeing this bug anymore.
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Title:
Firefox hangs temporarily everytimes it
It's indeed probably due to something special in 12.04 because on a
relatively similar configuration with 11.10 and firefox 11 (firefox
sync'd), this bug is not present.
So I've tried disabling the icons with GLOBAL_MENU_NO_ICONS=1 firefox
but it didn't change anything. That said, I'm a bit
I can report that the XPI provided (with firefox 12 beta) displays the same
bug. The only (subtle) difference is that now it also displays this warning on
the console:
(firefox:14531): LIBDBUSMENU-GTK-CRITICAL **:
dbusmenu_menuitem_property_set_shortcut: assertion `gtk_accelerator_valid(key,
GLOBAL_MENU_NO_ICONS=1 with the XPI attached does indeed remove the
icons from the menu. However this doesn't help with respect to the
freezes.
I'll upload a more readable backtrace as soon as the debugging symbols
are installed on my laptop.
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** Attachment added: 4 backtraces with firefox 12 beta, the attached XPI and
debug symbols
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/964584/+attachment/2944063/+files/firefox-slow-menu-sym.gdb
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Public bug reported:
In 12.04 beta, with unity, every times firefox gets the focus, it blocks
for a couple of seconds (~10 second on my laptop) while loading all the
processors fully.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.04
Package: firefox 11.0+build1-0ubuntu1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu
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Firefox hangs temporarily everytimes it receives the focus
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After trying many different conditions, it seems that it depends on the
number of bookmarks. I have more than 2000 bookmarks. If I delete them,
firefox doesn't hang.
Note also this happens without any add-ons (but the Ubuntu ones).
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I'm seeing something similar every time firefox window gets focused. As
long as it keeps the focus, all is fine. Is it the same for you? I
noticed removing all bookmarks avoided this problem.
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Disabling global-menubar plugin fixes the problem as well. So it seems
it could be related to global-menubar not handling correctly a large set
of bookmarks (which are displayed in the menu).
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As of 20th of March, with latest packages from 12.04, I cannot reproduce
this bug...
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emerillon crashed with SIGSEGV in
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emerillon crashed with SIGSEGV in cogl_object_unref()
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szbab, where did you find the patch:
https://launchpadlibrarian.net/71387234/01elantech_2.6.38.patch
Apparently it's an updated version of the kernel driver written by
elantech themselves, but I can't see anywhere on internet this patch.
Did they send it directly to you?
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Is there anyone with a hardware which reports firmware version 2.0.34
(or 2.6.0)?
We'd need to test the attached patch (for a kernel 2.6.34 or 26.35) and
check that on such hardware, everything keeps working fine (no jumpy
cursor behaviour).
To know if you have such hardware, with a kernel
sudo modprobe -r psmouse completely disable the touchpad, I don't
think that's what Adam wants.
Once you've applied the kernel patches (which are now part of the latest
kernel, 2.6.34), it should be detected as a touchpad. Then, in gnome,
mouse preferences, touchpad tab, you just have to select
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Binary package hint: udev
On my Dell mini 10 (Inspiron 1010), the wlan key send the NextSong
keycode, which is inconvenient. The fix is easy, it the same as for the
Inspiron 1011! Here is the patch:
--- rules.d/95-keymap.rules.bak 2010-05-04 21:24:02.267283113 +0200
+++
On my Dell mini 10 (Inspiron 1010), I got it successfully working when
forcing the hw version to 2 in the code.
By default it is not recognised at all as elantech due to the middle
byte of the firmware query, so one must still add the option
force_elantech. For info, here is an output with debug
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