Hi!
After all, I am lucky: my Dell Latitude 5480 succeeds sometimes to start
XUbuntu 18.04.6 LTS normally, but often freezes on boot because "A start job is
running for ..." (several messages of this type), both with
linux-image-4.15.0-177-generic and linux-image-4.15.0-180-generic, while
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Hi!
After all, I am lucky: my Dell Latitude 5480 succeeds sometimes to start
XUbuntu 18.04.6 LTS normally, but often freezes on boot because "A start job is
running for ..." (several messages of this
I also had the same problems (and same solution) with a Dell laptop
Latitude E6430s, with the same system (fresh install, as upgrade from
16.04 did not work).
lsb_release -rd:
Description:Ubuntu 18.04.1 LTS
Release:18.04
apt-cache policy system-config-printer:
system-config-printer:
I left a message on Canon site, in a survey, about the obsolete
dependencies in their Debian package.
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Title:
Canon PIXMA MG4250 unhandled by
Once the turnaround applied, 'lpstat -v' returns "matériel pour
Maison-Canon_MG4250 : cnijnet:/00-BB-C1-90-A8-B4".
The computer is a HP Laptop 14-cf0013nf.
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Let us start by the beginning, and describe my printer’s configuration:
it is a Canon Pixma MG4250, connected by Wi-Fi to my internet box, and
thus available on my local network.
On XUbuntu 18.04.1 LTS (as returned by 'lsb_release -rd'), it is
detected by
OK, it works: I have been able to compile from github repository.
Everything needed (the 3 archives = master + dashel + enki, a building
script and a read-me) can be downloaded on my web pages:
http://homepages.loria.fr/AScheuer/Robots/Thymio/build_Aseba_Debian.tbz
(19.4 Mo, TarBzip file).
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It was difficult to ask apt and Synaptic to install a artful package
under bionic, but I managed to succeed. To get as result that it was
not able to install this package (aseba_1.6.0-2) on bionic, as the QT4
dependencies cannot be installed - Stéphane mentioned it in #2.
I will probably (but
Hello.
I have the same problem. Thanks for the workaround with 1.6.0-2 package
(I will try it this afternoon), but could someone do something about apt
trying to replace this package by the newer which is incomplete, please?
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Sorry to inform you that GIMP snap does not seem to be a solution for
me: it is way too slow with respect to the buggy GIMP (more than 5 times
slower?).
I do not wish either to compile both GIMP and GEGL 2.0, as this last one
is not offered any more by Ubuntu/Xubuntu.
As a consequence, I will
Hello.
I think you can close this bug: the update from 2.2.2-5 to
2.2.2-5ubuntu0.16.04.3 seems to have solved it. I just recorded 2
minutes of HDTV=1440x1080 in 64 MB, using less than 65 % of the CPU:
everything is fine, now...
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Hello.
In your application, you choose to separate the background image
selection in two parts: first selecting a directory and then selecting
the file. The directory selection does not make any change, only the
file selection does.
This is IMHO confusing, particularly
Is there a way to get a correction in the Ubuntu packages ? Last
version for Ubuntu 16.04.01 amd64 (i.e. 2.8.16-1ubuntu1.1) still has the
same behaviour...
Thanks for your help.
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Please notice that the "Fix Released" status only concerns Gimp
development, not Gimp / Ubuntu... I am still waiting for an Ubuntu fix,
working with a (partially ill-) patched Gimp.
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Since the upgrade to 16.04, when recording flux from my Freebox, VLC is
using about 80 - 120 % of CPU (2 cores) and generates a save file of 10
GB in less than 5 minutes at low resolution (720 x 576), when it used to
takes 1,5 to 2 hours to generate a few GB.
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In LibreOffice (both calc and writer), asking for a context menu at
bottom of screen (bottom of page when the page fills the screen from top
to bottom) may open a context menu which is partially out of screen, and
which is thus unusable if the items you are looking for are
Sorry for unusual format above (this is a bzip tar of the diff files).
Here is a standard patch.
** Patch added: "goct.patch"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gimp/+bug/1614593/+attachment/4727197/+files/goct.patch
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available on gimp.org.
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Title:
gimp freezes at end of cage-base transform
To
Hello.
That's it: I corrected the bug, even though Gimp does not display the
progress disc anymore during the transformation (but I don't care).
I only applied partially Massimo's patch: the lines to modify in gimp-
gegl-utils.c do not exist, gimpoperationcagetransform files are in
app/gegl/
This furiously looks like an old bug recently solved:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=678085...
I may try and get Gimp's sources to compile it with the given patch.
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #678085
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=678085
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Hello.
I really need some help about this bug: I often have to use the cage-
transform, and have no way to get it working.
I even tried version 2.8.18 (with ppa otto-kesselgulasch/gimp, as given
in doc.ubuntu-fr.org/gimp), but got the same behaviour. I removed my
.gimp-2.8 directory, to check
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Hello.
I am currently unable to apply the cage-base transform, whatever the
image: at the end of the two first computations (creation of the cage
and first deformation), gimp freezes (at the last pixel of the circle)!
And no way to get it back... Except closing.
Here come the news for today: the greeter's aspect changed, showing two
resolutions (my external and laptop screens do not have the same
proportions) displayed on screen (as it did with 14.04, the background
is displayed twice on the larger - external - screen, with both
proportions), while it
Hello.
No surprise: the top process is... lightdm-gtk-greeter. But I
discovered that it is the case this morning (I will have to check
again).
And I found at last an easy turnaround: the screen is refreshed
correctly as soon as... I click with the mouse! I did not try before (I
did not think it
OK, a few additional info: on 4 tries, I had only 1 unexpected sleep,
and only 1 display of the greeter (with bad dimensions). Moreover, each
time I disconnect and loose the display (black screen with only cursor),
the fan starts to work.
I will check whether the load increases (with a top in TTY
Hello.
There has been a few changes (even though I don't know which update
solved these problems): about this bug, the main change is that the
laptop doesn't turn to sleep anymore when I undock it.
I however still have the main problem. I can add that everything is OK
after the first login: if
Wow, that's a fast correction: for my laptop, the bug appeared
yesterday, and was solved today! I am back to only one button "sleep"
(under the three "logout", "reboot" or "shutdown" - sorry if the labels
are not correct, these are raw translation of the French labels I get)
which works, instead
The same problem appears to me after upgrading to 16.04 with an Intel
card (described below), both with sleep and deep sleep: when I wake the
computer, I have a normal box in the centre of the screen, the rest is
darker, and no login box...
My only turn around is to log on another TTY, and stop
Another detail: I use xscreensaver, not Light Locker, which works
perfectly well otherwise.
And I get a normal sleep (from which I can wake the computer) when I
undock my laptop (but I don't know why it turns to sleep mode in that
situation).
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Hello.
I upgraded my laptop from 14.04 to 16.04 (Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS) a few days
ago. Since then, the login screen doe not appear anymore when I have a
dual monitor (either connected to VGA port or docked via VGA or HDMI),
both screen are black, showing only the cursor.
When
OK, I have the same problem with previous kernel (3.13.0-49). This is
however a recent change, while xfce4-display-settings did not change
recently...
I forgot to say that, sometimes, when I deselect the main display, it
stops to display anything on the external display (instead of stopping
the
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Hello.
Since a few days, each time I ask to use only an external display for my
laptop, the main display (ie the screen of the laptop) remains selected:
when I deselect it and close xfce4-display-settings, it remains
activated (it is selected when I open
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I am just wondering why I have this package installed, as my graphic card is an
Intel...
This may just be the reason why the kernel module fails to build.
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 14.04
Package: nvidia-331-updates 331.113-0ubuntu0.0.4
ProcVersionSignature:
Hi.
I recently had a change: now, nm-applet needs a sudo or it does not show
in the panel, and nm-connection-editor only works without a sudo. It
seems that NM has been changed.
Moreover, everything works fine now for a user whose id is greater (or
equal) to 1000. I guess it means that the bug
Thank you, ladiko: this does not solve my problem, but lights it in a
new way...
I either have
* no nm-applet but everithing fine (through nm-connection-editor and nmcli) if
I use nm-applet in /etc/xdg/autostart/nm-applet.desktop,
* nm-applet but no authentification when editing connections or
Hello.
No answer to this bug, which even remains undecided.
And things gets worst: my turnaround do not work any more (nm-
connection-editor bugs even with sudo).
I see no other solution but reinstall...
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Hi.
I upgraded my XUbuntu from 13.10 to 14.04 this summer, and since then
Network-Manager (NM in the following) seems unable to pop-up a dialog to ask
for a password. As a consequence:
- I cannot modify my connections, some (mostly WPA enterprise) are shown with
greyed
Hi, thanks for the fix.
I just have a question: what do you mean by fix a 14.04 install? I do
not have enough disk space to have two systems on my computer: if I want
to try 14.04, I have to upgrade to it, and I am not used to do it before
a few months after the announcement, nor happy to try
Well, after investigation, I have to use my special id account: I need
it for NFS and autofs to work at my lab.
I removed the new account, using users-admin, but its configuration file
in /var/lib/AccountsService/users/ was not removed (I did it myself).
The two new bugs are to a real problem ,
Worse and worse!
Of course, the user list helps because the user selected automatically
is the only non system user, for which language setting is OK (explain
me why) even though it is not written in its file in
/var/lib/AccountsService/users/.
But two new bugs appear:
1- the background image
Oups, I don't even have to type a login for the change to occur,
selecting Other makes it happen.
And having the language selector shown or not does not change
anything...
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Well, the point is not to make it hard for myself (it's not so hard),
but for anybody else who would like to login (this is my lab's
recommendation).
You say It should be the user language, but it can't be, not before I
select a user (or enter a login, and I mean the login only, not the
OK, uid is a part of the problem (as I do not use the lab's NIS, and as
mount procedures make mappings, I will change my uid).
However, a part of the problem remains: why does the greeter falls back
to the default language (English) instead of the system language
(defined as French/France in
Well, normal/abnormal uid is not the point: before I enter my login, the
greeter selects English as language (at login, as well as after any
connection - the one with uid 1000 or the other one).
Moreover, I now have the Language and FormatsLocale in
/var/lib/AccountsService/users/scheuer
Well, I do prefer to hide users and show manual login (this is my work
laptop, am I paranoiac?).
Whatsoever, it does not change a lot: before entering login (or
selecting it, it should be the same), the language selected is English
(it should be the system one, i.e. French, don't you think?).
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Sniff! Sorry to tell you that: it does not work!
The point is that the file /var/lib/AccountsService/users/scheuer is
rewritten (without the language settings) at each connection. Too bad!
And I don't understand either why the language setting does not fall
back to the system language, defined
About the message Greeter sets language fr_FR
in/var/log/lightdm/lightdm.log , the next line is Writing
/home/scheuer/.dmrc and indeed ~/.dmrc contains both language and
session definitions.
I did the 3 reinstalls but did not have time to check.
About the ID, YES Hell, yes, my lab sets me
Yes, you've got the point: then language line is missing in
/var/lib/AccountsService/users/scheuer.
Moreover, /var/log/lightdm/lightdm.log talks of a
/var/log/lightdm/x-0-greeter.log, which says that directories
/usr/share/lightdm/sessions and /usr/share/lightdm/remote-sessions (this
is less
Well, after a few complementary tests, I found out that this is a
lightdm bug!
In fact, on one computer (using Xubuntu), the session's options, as
session's type (Unity, Gnome, xfce, openbox, ...) and language (!), are
not kept from one session to the next, as it used to be, and need to set
Well, the point is that my ~/.pam_environment is modified (even if it is
write-protected, funny) when I connect through the session manager (which is
lightdm), and precisely at that moment (I did monitor this on tty1), but not
when I connect on console mode (on tty1, for example).
And even now
OK, you're right, the problems came from this typo. Everything is fine,
now (I did modified manually the ~/.pam_environment because the language
selection at the session opening did not correct it once - I don't know
why it works now).
I just insist on the fact that a write-protected
I confirm both points (no problem with write-protected
~/.pam_environment, still have to select French).
Is there a way to set French as the default language (that is what I
wanted when I changed the /etc/environment, but it did not work)?
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Sorry, but:
- write protection of ~/.pam_environment was just for testing, I made it
editable after but it did not change anything.
- the file /etc/default/locale is correct (I attach it), it does not
prevent the default language from the session manager to be English...
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Yes, several times, in two ways: change, log out, log in, change back, log out,
log in, or change, change back, log out, log in, ...
Always the same behaviour: English is the default!
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I upgraded two amd64 computers from 13.04 to 13.10, and discovered on both that
the language is set to English (whereas I selected French language at the
beginning of the upgrade).
Moreover, each time I set it back to French, dragging both French (France and
Canada) and
Another strange behaviour with the Desktop Settings: changing the
background image is immediatly taken into account, but this is not true
for the background color around the image (it needs the same
manipulation as given previously: changing twice the image
justification).
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I have been using conditional formating for years in notation files, but
these files cannot be opened by LibreOffice anymore, since I upgraded to
12.10. When I try, LO crashes. It is opened without any problem by
Gnumeric.
These files (using conditional formating) are the
I just realizes something strange: when I start the Desktop Settings,
the first clic in the dialog box has wrong coordinates (they seem to be
the mouse position in the older resolution), but the second clic is at
the right place... It might be connected to the bug.
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I confirm this bug, as it happens on both my DELL Latitude laptop (a E6430s
with an Intel GC integrated to the mother board, and a E6500 with a Nvidia GC).
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When the resolution is changed (using xrandr), the size of the
background image in openbox is not updated.
To update this size, I have to go to the background image modification
and change the image justification (twice, 1 to change it, a second one
to come back to my
** Attachment added: Bad background size after resolution modification
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Le 26/09/2012 16:40, Serge Hallyn a écrit :
(I'm marking this bug invalid as I believe the reference you want is
there. If I misunderstood then please do reply and we will re-open.
** Changed in: autofs5 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Wishlist
Well, OK; the reference is in the
Le 26/09/2012 16:40, Serge Hallyn a écrit :
(I'm marking this bug invalid as I believe the reference you want is
there. If I misunderstood then please do reply and we will re-open.
** Changed in: autofs5 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Wishlist
Well, OK; the reference is in the
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The autofs script can be configured by a file (/etc/default/autofs in my
distribution), but the autofs manual does not contain any reference to
this file. In my distribution, the reference can be found in the
auto.master manual, but it is not the case anymore in the manual
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No reference to configuration file in autofs manual
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The autofs script can be configured by a file (/etc/default/autofs in my
distribution), but the autofs manual does not contain any reference to
this file. In my distribution, the reference can be found in the
auto.master manual, but it is not the case anymore in the manual
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No reference to configuration file in autofs manual
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 982485 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/982485
Hi!
Well, I have a problem which seems similar: compiz freezes often at
destop change (I use the cube rotation), and may be (most of the time)
unfreezed by switching to the console (Ctrl+Alt+F1) then back
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When playing either a music or a film with mp3 audio, mplayer uses mp3lib but
does not generate any sound, and mencoder transcodes the film into a mute one.
Forcing the audio codec ffmp3 does not change anything.
Other codecs do not work: mplayer Cannot find codec for
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mplayer/mencoder plays (undetected) mute for films/music with codec
0x50 0x55 (mp3lib)
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Yes, Luke, you are right, it seems to be a duplicate of bug #1021517, sorry
(here is attached my /var/log/Xorg.0.log.old).
I submitted the datas, melchiaros.
** Tags added: apport-collected ubuntu
** Description changed:
Each time I try to select a region (either rectangular or
** Attachment added: Xorg.0.log.old
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/1021885/+attachment/3221311/+files/Xorg.0.log.old
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Each time I try to select a region (either rectangular or ellipsoidal),
Gimp crashes at the first clic and closes X session.
Here is an extract of the .xsession-errors file :
gimp-2.6: Fatal IO error 11 (Ressource temporairement non disponible) on X
server :0.0.
Exception
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Gimp crashes at selection and closes X session
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I forgot to say that the nvidia driver is from the package nvidia-
current 295.40-0ubuntu1, and gimp is from the package 2.6.12-1ubuntu1.
** Summary changed:
- Gimp crashes and closes X session
+ Gimp crashes at selection and closes X session
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