Public bug reported:
Just as the screen is fading the login screen pops up and the fading
immediately stops and the screen goes back to full brightness.
Even though the Brightness Lock settings are set to Turn screen
off when inactive for 5 minutes the screen does not turn off after
this.
Public bug reported:
I have created a second launcher for firefox (for launching an alternate
profile) and pinned it to the unity bar. I also modified the original
slightly so that I can run both profiles at once. The two launchers run
the following commands:
firefox %u -P default -no-remote
** Attachment added: screenshot of my laurcher bar showing both firefox
launchers after laurching both profiles.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1022197/+attachment/3216361/+files/Firefox_Unity_Launcher_Bug.png
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubuntu-desktop
The following behavior is for 8.10 (intrepid), I apologize if it has
already been address in Jaunty:
When a user clicks on System--About Ubuntu the window it brings up does
not contain information about the current version of ubuntu on
yes it was upgraded.
I don't know if this was working in Hardy or not.
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'About Ubuntu' does not display version information
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/350376
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for anyone that has this issue and wishes to fix it on their system, the
following worked for me:
sudo rmdir /usr/share/gnome/help/libs
sudo apt-get --reinstall install ubuntu-docs
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System-About Ubuntu homepage has glitchy Thank you line
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/303578
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I'm seeing this bug as well. Is there a fix to make the compose key
work on login when automatic login is enabled? If not, I would be
willing to spend some time to figure it out, but I'm not sure where to
start.
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Left Win-key compose does not work anymore
Sorry it took me so long to get a chance to test this - I just did an
'openbox --replace' to switch to openbox as my window manager and the
bug still repros for me on Hardy with the latest updates.
** Changed in: openoffice.org (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = New
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openoffice menu menus pops
Seems this is the same bug I was about to file. Every time I reboot my
compose key is forgotten, though layout options still indicates the
settings I have.
To repro:
System-Preferences-Keyboard
Layouts Tab, Layout Options button
Compose key position, check 'Menu is Compose.'
open some window
I should have been more clear: I checked and verified that the bug still
occurs when I switch to openbox and test it. Normally I use Compiz
these days and there is no problem.
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openoffice menu menus pops up on right side of screen
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/77435
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I have just verified that the problem still occurs on my machine running
hardy. (I didn't try the fix above as I am no longer using openbox as
my window manager, so this only verifies that it is not yet fixed in the
standard packages).
And yes, I am also running 64 bit (don't know how I failed
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
Description:Ubuntu 8.04
Release:8.04
amd64, kernel 2.6.24-17-generic.
firefox:
Installed: 3.0~rc1+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.8.04.1
Candidate: 3.0~rc1+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.8.04.1
Version table:
*** 3.0~rc1+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.8.04.1 0
** Attachment added: firefox_crash_backtrace.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/14866696/firefox_crash_backtrace.txt
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Firefox 3 Segmentation fault: npviewer.bin: assertion `style-attach_count 0'
failed
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/236343
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I can also confirm it appears to be working. I tried to do an upgrade
earlier today and it hung at preparing to upgrade. After some digging
I discovered this fixed, ran with --proposed and now I'm Getting new
packages, so all appears well.
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distribution upgrade hangs during update to hardy
I get the same thing.
Problem here is that the instructions on the web say to do 'gksu sh
/cdrom/cdromupgrade' if the dialog is not displayed, but when you pop
in the disk it mounts at /media/Xubuntu 8.04 amd64 not /cdrom
trying to run the upgrade script there seems to just hang (and I suspect
Well, apparently it's not as fixed as we'd like. I just installed 8.04
beta yesterday on my laptop (previously running 6.06 and connecting to
my non-SSID-broadasting wireless with no trouble), and was unable to
connect. I found this bug report, so I plugged in a cable to the router
and upgraded
I'm sorry, I was mistaken - I am unable to connect when the SSID is
broadcast either so I am likely seeing a different bug, though it looks
the same when the SSID is hidden.
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[ath_pci] cannot connect to hidden ap
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/208306
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Binary package hint: alsa-base
When I boot, my sound only works about half of the time. I have two sound
cards and it seems that which card is index 0, and which is index 1 is fairly
random (it's possible that it alternates each boot, I'm not sure). Right now
if I do
I just tested again and this bug still exists.
** Changed in: openoffice.org (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = Confirmed
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just tested and it appears this bug has been fixed.
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[users-admin] fails to create user acconut (feisty-beta)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/104902
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Same here - same details except my platform info is:
Platform Information: Linux 2.6.20-16-generic x86_64 unknown GNU/Linux
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/107750
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Also segfaulting on me running amd64, but works on my i386 machine.
Here's the strange bit: if I change the $HOME environment variable to
point somewhere else it does not crash. For example
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/bjorn$ export HOME=/home/bjorn/tmp/
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/bjorn$ texmaker
Qt:
Posting here in hopes of getting this bumped to a higher priority; not
sure it's the same bug but the title is exactly acurate:
I am running Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn)
to reproduce:
- open network-admin
- (optional, I think) change some settings (for example, I've specified an
alternate DNS
I've noticed this too, though I didn't realize it was resulting from
replacing a word w/ a different number of letters.
I just tested to make sure it was a texmaker bug, and it appears to be.
I used the above example string (The quick foxx jumped over the lazey
dog) and put it in a test file,
Unfortunately I don't know when it was fixed as it's not actually
something that I need to do anymore (not sharing a computer). Just
tested it yesterday to make sure it wasn't still a problem after
receiving an email notifying me the bug had been close (or rejected).
Since it works now I thought
Seems to work now, though by default gksu uses gksudo, so you have to
specify -w on the command line ( or --su-mode ) for it to work.
gksu -w -u username mozilla-thunderbird
and then enter the password for whatever user you substitute for
username
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Can't run instances for different users
ok, just checked with feisty beta and OOo 2.2.
With Beryl as my window manager - no bug.
If I start OOo with Openbox as my window manager - bug occurs, menu is far
right of rightmost screen.
If I start OOo w/ Beryl, but switch to Openbbox - no bug, unless I move the
window from one monitor to
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-system-tools
I was testing the feisty beta last night on my home computer (64 bit)
and wanted to create a new user just to see what the default desktop
looked like, so I went to 'System-Administration-Users and Groups' and
created a new user.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubuntu-docs
In the Fiesty beta CD the Basic Proceedure for connecting to the
internet, outlined in /usr/share/gnoe/help/internet/C/internet.xml
#internet-basic-procedure has a few errors in it.
First, in step one System-Administration-Networking should
well, with the patch when the clock is adjusted backwards everything
works except that I can not change window fucus. But since I can now
enter things into a terminal I can then restart openbox (using 'openbox
--replace' since I'm runnig gnome) and that clears things up
immediately.
So that's an
yes those are simiilar (in fact I filed a bug report there and it was
marked as a duplicate of 908). I grabbed the source and applied the
patch from bug 908 there and that goes a long way towards fixing the
bug; at least downgrades it to a minor annoyance and not something that
kills your system
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
Just upgraded from Dapper to Edgy, my machine is an amd64 with dual
monitors (using nvidias twinview). I have replaced the default metacity
window manager with openbox.
The trouble is, when I cick on a menu (eg File), or right click for
I don't think it does composite management but I'm not certain.
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Clicking Synchronize Now in Time and Date Settings causes ubuntu to stop
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yes, it still appears to be an issue, however with edgy I have to go to
System-Administration-Date and Time, and then the syncronize now
button seems to have no effect (doesn't update the clock for some
reason), but if I manually adjust the time, the same lockup occurs and I
have to power cycle
I experience this bug as well
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I have tried this on two computers so far, with the same result. Here's
what I do:
Right click on the clock applet and select 'Adjust Date Time', which
opens the 'Time and Date Settings' window. Click on the 'Synchronize
Now' button.
After clicking the button, the mouse
Ok, I just tested this again, but switching back to the metacity window
manager (both boxes I was testing before used openbox), and it did not
have the problem. So this appears to be specific to the Time and Date
Settings window in openbox.
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