Just to confirm that this bug is indeed fixed on feisty on my machine.
diehorsti: what you described sounds like your main volume control is
set to a different channel to rhythmbox. Since this isn't a bug per-say,
for further advise in how to solve your problem I suggest you use the
support
by GNOME capplet I'm assuming you mean in System-Preferences-Keyboard?
Generic 105 key (intl.) PC
with a United Kingdom layout.
I should add however that all my multi-media keys work (at least the default
ones like volume up, down, mute, etc... ).
What doesn't work is if I try and set new ones
Yes. Exactly the same problem as described above occurs on Edgy with the
latest updates.
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https://launchpad.net/bugs/35048
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here is /var/log/dist-upgrade/apt.log
** Attachment added: /var/log/dist-upgrade/apt.log
http://librarian.launchpad.net/4966396/apt.log
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Update manager fails to notice corrupted /var/lib/dpkg/available
https://launchpad.net/bugs/69542
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and here is /var/log/dist-upgrade/term.log
however I should note that i'm not so much worried that it the file got
corrupted(shit happens), but that the update manager failed to notice or
correct the corruption.
apt-get wouldn't work either, but at least it told me there was
something wrong...
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: update-manager
If the /var/lib/apt/available file is corrupted, the update-manager will
silently abort the installation of new packages and update the list
instead.
This was a bit confusing at first because no error was given. Only by
running apt-get
I did read what you said and all I can say is that you must be a very
careful typer to lose more data to pressing Alt+F4 than to the backspace
bug.
After all it is a lot easier to hit backspace when typing than to click
the back button or to hit Alt+F4...
I'm going to withdraw from the argument
Public bug reported:
Tried to install package on Edgy (i386) system and got the following
error:
dpkg: parse error, in file `/var/lib/dpkg/available' near line 4124 package
`liblocale-gettext-perl':
field name `' must be followed by colon
E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (2)
@Jan:
All those buttons that can cause data loss and are easy to click accidentaly
should be removed. This is standard usability procedure, data loss should not
be easy to cause by accident.
That said, in FX this is the only one I've come across, if you know of
others, please tell me, so I can
Read my comments carefully, I have nothing against keys that can cause
data loss, sometimes that is the required behaviour. It would be a bit
troublesome if we couldn't quit a program when we wanted to because we
have changed some setting.
No, what I'm against is keys that make it easy to cause
I think you've got it the other way round Jan, the avarage user will
benefit from the backspace = pageup and it's the hardcore unix users
that are currently complaining.
You avarage user doesn't use keyboard shortcuts, they use the mouse to
click the back button and so they won't notice the
@Brad Pitcher: Agreed, having backspace do nothing would be the best
default behariour. That way a misplaced click will not yield unexpected
results.
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The backspace key pages up instead of going back in history
https://launchpad.net/bugs/60995
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