After I disabled the sliding animation/on top for error dialogs --- see
Options/Interface/Display, near the bottom of the panel --- I don't
think I had crashes on start-up anymore.
I just restarted my computer because of a display bug, and Azureus was
running. Usually that means that it will
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This is rather unpleasant issue.
I'm having some problems with pulseaudio, which means that occasionally
the sound hardware goes down and Amarok receives an error from Xine.
This is not Amarok's fault. The problem is that when that happens,
This is probably the same issue as Bug #45814, but in his case it was
the codec that was missing, so presumably the system was still
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Dammit, I _always_ forget to say things like that.
It just happened with 1.4.5, but it had this behavior for as long as
I've been using it, i.e. at least five months. I'm using Feisty, but it
did the same on Edgy, too.
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Well, the pulseaudio issue is not relevant for the Amarok problems. The
Amarok bug manifests itself whenever the sound hardware becomes
unavailable, no matter why.
In this case it was triggered by a pulseaudio problem, but that's not
relevant. It's Amarok's behavior that blocks the computer.
(If
Yes, it works now. Thanks everyone!
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As a summary for anyone who might work on this:
1) Running under GCJ fixes the crash on start for me, but it seems to
use at least three time more memory and processor, so I didn't run it
long enough to discover more crashes.
2) Under Java, it seems to crash whenever anything goes wrong:
a)
Damn it, each time I post a bug report I forget to say what linux I
use...
OK, here they come:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ uname -a
Linux bogdanb-d620 2.6.20-8-generic #2 SMP Tue Feb 13 05:18:42 UTC 2007 i686
GNU/Linux
(By the way, this shouldn't matter, but I used to use the -lowlatency
kernel too,
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And of course, I forgot again. This is on Ubuntu Feisty.
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'lshal -m' doesn't output anything, even with sudo. I tried lshal
--monitor and it works:
First, I started the monitor, I closed the lid, counted to ten, then I
opened it. (Incidentally, gnome-screensaver refuses to unlock the
screen, but this is unrelated, I think, because they often happen
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: deskbar-applet
The deskbar applet is a bit annoying by needing too many
clicks/keystrokes to use. There's a bit too much redundancy. Consider
the attached screenshot: I write picard in the entry. The first line
accessible with the arrows is the Action
Nevermind that last paragraph, I just found out it can do live search.
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But I still don't like it because of navigation issues :-)
For the same simple search (picard), I get a screen-high list of
things --- with a scrollbar, that can' be mouse-clicked! -- that is
near-impossible to walk through.
In this example, categories with more than, say, five entries, should
Here's a sketch of how it could (and I think it should) work by default
(compare with the previous too large list screenshot):
*) sections:
- Section markers can't be selected (only action-lines can be), but
the one containing the currently selected action is active. Up-down skips the
Is there a way to tell when this is actually available? That is, either
to anticipate in what package version of the kernel it'll be present, or
to follow it somehow?
I'd like to know when I can try if it works, and I have no idea how long
it takes between the fix being merged upstream and
Public bug reported:
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I know this is going to be weird, but...
I'd very much like it if tools like md5sum handled files with CRLF
terminators better. I just tried checking a set of files using an .md5
summary generated on windows, and it doesn't work.
(1) This is
Hi! I have this problem too. My machine is a Dell Latitude D620. The
wireless is an Intel PRO/Wireless 3945ABG using the ipw3945 driver.
The laptop has a switch (on the left side, not that it matters), with
three positions: off/on/signal. The first two are fixed (i.e. the switch
remains there),
Why won't there ever be a GUI for this? I'm sure it's very confusing for an
unexperienced user to see Beagle always indexing and not knowing why. I'm not
really unexperienced and I'm still confused. I can never tell what Beagle is
doing and why. For instance:
$ beagle-shutdown
But isn't it playing a sound when you actually start talking, too? I
don't remember trying this...
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Binary package hint: kde
Hi! I noticed today the Software Updates applet suggested some 87
updates, and I was curious to see what changed. I was surprised to
notice that a full 28 of these were KDE packages that were updated from
version 4:3.5.6-0ubuntu4 to 4:3.5.6-0ubuntu5.
Oh, this is about KDE only because that's the package I noticed today.
I've seen this happen with many other sets of related packages.
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Thanks! I hadn't noticed that one.
Is there any way to activate full screen anti-aliasing when using
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Binary package hint: amarok
Hi! Amarok has an OSD system that can show, for example, track changes.
The OSD settings allow the user to choose the background color of the
OSD window and the opacity of the background. (The text is always
opaque.)
Amarok does this using a
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: compiz
Hi! I'm using Ubuntu Feisty, up-to-date from the official repositories.
I just started to play with Compiz, and I noticed that when I put
Firefox in full-screen mode (using F11, not maximize), the minimize
button doesn't work. For maximized
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I didn't know about that, thanks!
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Like I said, right now I fixed it. I think it was an update issue, which
should be fixed if possible. But your fix is better, in case anyone has
the same problem :)
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I reported this as affecting Qt, as, well, it seems to affect it.
** Also affects: qt-x11-free (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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I'm not sure where to report this, I think it affects X worst.
OK, I have two laptops here on the table, connected through a LAN. One
has up-to-date Edgy, the other up-to-date Feisty. The Feisty one (which
is where the bug occurs) has a Mobile
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I'm not sure where to report this, I think it affects X worst.
OK, I have two laptops here on the table, connected through a LAN. One
has up-to-date Edgy, the other up-to-date Feisty. The Feisty one (which
is where the bug occurs)
OK, I got a suggestion on a forum --
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=336229 -- and with a bit of
twiddling I got kcontrol to show the menus.
I don't know what caused it. I suspect a malformed package or some
conflict, I don't know. This machine was updated using apt-get from
dapper
I've noticed this with all archive types I tried (rar, tar.gz, tar.bz2,
zip).
The archive is on the Desktop (but it happens even if it isn't). The
home folder is on a different partition than the root, but this
shouldn't be visible to the program, right?
The same thing happens if I click Extract
OK, I noticed something that may give the solution:
To extract something, you are displayed a dialog named Extract which
allows you to pick the destination of the files and some options. The
dialog is a variant of the standard Open/Save dialogs of Gnome.
These dialogs have on the top side a list
Oh, and drag-and-drop never works for me.
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Binary package hint: gnome-panel
Hi! I have a bit of a weird issue. I set both panels (in the usual
topbottom configuration, with some widgets changed) to autohide, and I
changed the settings in the configuration editor to have the size on
auto-hide of zero. (I also changed
By the way, if you don't know how to check this, the relevant keys are
in the Configuration Editor, the node:
/apps/panel/toplevels/whatever panel you have/auto_hide_size
Set it to zero, set the panel to autohide (check key auto_hide right
above the other), then move the mouse on and off the
Public bug reported:
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I'm not sure where to put this, I though I'd place it in kde and see
if anyone can suggest a better spot.
I use Ubuntu Feisty (all repositories up to and including multiverse; I
installed Dapper and updated from there), with the Gnome interface,
OK, so here's a screenshot. To the left is a Gnome terminal, notice how
fonts are well-rendered. Also, the window decorations are drawn by GTK,
notice they're well-hinted on all windows.
Compare with the fonts inside the KDE Control Center window. Try a 400x
zoom on the image (don't use a smooth
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I don't mean to bug you, but wouldn't it be better to mark this as
affects upstream with a link to the bug you gave? I was under the
impression that that way the bug manager will automatically follow the
status of that bug and notify us if it's fixed, isn't that right?
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Yes, there's probably a large class of similar issues depending on
unusual ways of losing focus.
Looking at your thread, this seems to be at least influenced by
metacity's focus behavior. I marked this as affecting metacity too, I
think someone from there needs to at least take a look at it.
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Binary package hint: compiz
This is similar to bug #73544 but it happens on an Intel video card.
When I run enable Desktop Effects in the Control Center, window
decorations disappear completely. Windows can be minimized/maximized
from the dock, and desktop switching works.
Oh, and here are the relevant sections of my xorg.conf:
Section Device
Identifier Intel Corporation Mobile Integrated Graphics
Controller
Driver i810
BusID PCI:0:2:0
EndSection
Section Monitor
Identifier Generic Monitor
Option
I'm not sure where the bug is, so I marked desktop-effects as affected,
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And another thing: this is Ubuntu Feisty freshly updated from the normal
repositories.
I could never get compiz or beryl to work correctly on this machine,
though using some other repositories I could in the past at least get
them to work slowly (and very unstably).
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: acpi-support
Hi! I have a Dell Latitude D620 laptop. It has some kind of Intel 9**
graphics and a widescreen monitor. I have set it to turn off the screen
when I close the lid instead of suspending, because I routinely leave
the laptop do stuff for long
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-panel
Hi! I'm using Ubuntu Feisty (the latest version from the official
repositories) and I have a bit of a problem with the gnome-panel.
I set the panels in a very similar arrangement as the default one -- a
panel on the top side of the screen
No, I don't have any text-entry applet on either panel.
About bug #45974 I doubt it's related: I did remove the default menu
applet (the one with the Applications/Locations/System menus) and
replaced it with the single-icon menu. However the same issue appears
for both panels.
bug #4873 seems to
After a bit of playing with the panels I found at least one reproducible
case where the panel remains opened:
1) First set at least one panel to autohide. (I don't think it matters,
but mine has hidden size and hide delay set to zero.)
2) Start Firefox, and resize it's window to smaller than the
Hmm, it does seem that there's a problem somewhere, but I don't know how
to fix it.
I had previously purged everything from kde, so the output below was
just after a sudo aptitude update; sudo aptitude install kdebase,
which should be as clean as it can be.
Otherwise, I'm running up-to-date
I just updated everything, and I still get nothing in the kcontrol
window.
$ dpkg -l kdebase
Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold
| Status=Not/Installed/Config-files/Unpacked/Failed-config/Half-installed
|/ Err?=(none)/Hold/Reinst-required/X=both-problems (Status,Err: uppercase=bad)
||/ Name
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Binary package hint: kde
OK, this is one of the weirdest issues I had with Ubuntu. I'm not sure
where to put it, I though I'd place it in kde and see if anyone can
suggest a better spot. Bear with me:
I use Ubuntu Feisty (all repositories including multiverse; I installed
I thought Synaptic uses apt-get to do the real installing work. In that
case, it could ask privileges for that.
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But isn't the Desktop Effects applet supposed to deal with that? And
anyway, metacity --replace isn't supposed to do that too? (And any
other window manager, in general.)
** Also affects: metacity (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
** Also affects: desktop-effects
Feisty. It's all in the apport file.
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I don't have it on the panel, I have it in the GNOME Control Center.
(GCC is a single window with icons replacing all the
Preferences/Settings menus. It appeared recently in Feisty.)
I don't see any corresponding panel applet on my system, but I think you
could just make yourself a custom
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: beagle
Right now it's impossible to tell much about what beagle is doing and
how well it's working. (OK, it could be just very not-obvious, or I have
a brain bug.)
I couldn't find out with any certainty:
(1) Exactly what is it indexing. The config
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 72643 ***
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 72643
Log directory fills hard disk regularly
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I get something like this too. Luckily my home is on a big partition, I
didn't notice any problems until now.
See some info below. All this is on an up-to-date Feisty.
$ du /home/bogdanb/.beagle/ -h --max-depth=1
1.6G/home/bogdanb/.beagle/Log
46M
Any idea how long this will take?
(I'm not are we there yet-ing, I just don't know how stuff works here.
Is there anything I can do to help?)
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
Currently there is no easily-accessible information about what exactly
the gnome-about-me applet does with the information it is supplied with.
There is a Help button that is unimplemented (it prints Help goes here
on the console).
I'll look into the specs thing (thanks, I didn't know it existed).
Of course, it's quite certainly a duplicate of bug #3574. I would have
preferred it insisted more on the privacy issues -- and on the very
basic fact that, as of now, I don't really know what's the actual
purpose of that applet, I
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: synaptic
When started without super-user privileges Synaptic goes into some kind
of read-only mode instead of asking for the privileges when clicking
on apply.
It does show an info window at startup describing the situation, which I
guess is OK (and
Sebastian, I was just going to enter a long ranty bug report (as in
usability issue) about the control-center, and while I was going to be
nice about it I think it would just get closed right away.
However I do like Ubuntu enough that I wouldn't really like to drop it.
I don't like mailing lists
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Binary package hint: file-roller
I'm not sure what's wrong, this may be an issue with the file selector,
but extracting files with file-roller is a pain.
For example, I open an archive with just one file, click on extract,
and I get presented with a location selector; it's
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
I used to have thumbnails for (most) video files shown in nautilus. A
while ago it stopped generating new thumbnails. (Video files that
already have thumbnails calculated still have their thumbnails shown
correctly.) When I look at a new video
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: compiz
Strange problem with compiz (I think), I don't know how to diagnose it
further without help.
I tried the desktop effects applet in the control center (I test
regularly to see if it works correctly; it never did...) and activated
the effects.
The error mentioned GStreamer, so perhaps it's related to that.
** Also affects: gstreamer (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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Can anyone please tell me where to report this, dpkg -S gnome-video-
thumbnailer didn't find anything.
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OK, I digged a bit more and I found out how thumbnails get generated.
The thumbnailer registered for the files (or at least some that I tried)
is /usr/bin/gnome-video-thumbnailer -s %s %u %o, which looks OK. I
tried running it by hand with
/usr/bin/gnome-video-thumbnailer -s 128
Yes, it's using Sun Java. I didn't try your fix yet, but the reason I
use Sun's Java is that I was getting the same (or a very similar) type
of crash using GCJ.
For now I've been able to fix it by deleting the logs, but if it happens
again I might try the GCJ thing, to see how it works. It's not
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: azureus
I got another Azureus crash. I was trying to start a new torrent: I
double-clicked on the file saved on the desktop, and then tried to raise
Azureus from its icon. The window came up, but there was a bit of
instability (it does use a lot of
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Well, it doesn't start with GCJ either, now, I'll resort to cleaning of
~/.azureus
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And, of course, now it crashes after starting. (I'm still using the Sun
JVM, but I'll switch right away.)
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Binary package hint: kde
OK, this is one of the weirdest issues I had with Ubuntu. I'm not sure
where to put it, I though I'd place it in kde and see if anyone can
suggest a better spot. Bear with me:
I use Ubuntu Feisty (all repositories including multiverse; I installed
This is a screenshot showing both issues:
(1) kcontrol has nothing in it (the screenshot is taken in a KDE
session, btw).
(2) Note how hinting is not correctly used -- for example the menu of
kcontrol. Notice how the i and l letters (lowercase L) are thickened
(try zooming a lot) and look dirty
I just noticed that the fonts have the same (or a very similar) problem
in Open Office. I thought OO uses Java, but neither Azureus nor Eclipse
have this problem.
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OK, I'm having similar issues here, but I can't tell if it's exactly the
same bug. Azureus (2.5.0.0 on Ubuntu Feisty) worked for a bit after the
install, then (I suppose it was force-closed by a log-out) it stopped
starting. The main window would appear for a bit and then it just died.
At first I
OK, that
java.io.FileNotFoundException: /Azureus_Stats.xml (Permission denied)
error is probably a silly bug somewhere, setting a wrong path as default. I
created the file and chown-ed it to me, and now the error is no longer
displayed.
However, it still won't start. I'm really reluctant to
Hmm. Now it started crashing again on startup, and simply deleting
.azureus/logs/* doesn't fix it anymore:
*
$ rm /home/bogdanb/.azureus/logs/* -r
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ azureus
DEBUG::Thu Jan 18 16:42:45 CET
I didn't notice your more elaborate comment there until now. Still, I
think there's something else here, too, because at one point even
deleting the logs directory didn't fix the issue. I renamed the entire
.azureus directory, started Azureus again, reconfigured it, and I copied
some of the files
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: azureus
Another crash-bug for Azureus. It happened twice already, and it's too
complicated to verify exactly because of
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/azureus/+bug/78167 (after a
crash the settings are messed up and Azureus crashes on start).
I hope this contains enough information. I'm running up-to-date Ubuntu
Feisty, Azureus is installed from the repositories. Let me know if I can
add anything useful.
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This is the error report generated the first time I tried to run Azureus
after the previous crash. Perhaps it contains useful information as to
what the problem is.
This was run in the same console after the previous crash:
**
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#
# An unexpected error has been detected by
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-app-install
I started the gnome-app-install applet from the Applications menu and it
crashed. The window appeared, with all in-window controls disabled, and
a progress bar advancing rapidly. (Presumably, it enumerated the
installed package list or
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Yes, it still crashes while that first progress-bar is growing.
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Binary package hint: gnome-system-tools
Hi! I have a Dell Latitude D620 laptop, which includes both wireless and
Ethernet adapters. For some reason, the network-admin applet doesn't
seem to work anymore. It worked just fine a couple of hours ago.
I have an ADSL modem+router
Is that something I'm supposed to do, or is someone available who knows
how to do it?
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I marked the bug as affecting the package manager and grub packages. I'm
not sure if either is directly responsible, but they should at least
have a better idea who is, and leave a hint.
As far as I can tell, when updating to the /usr-rooted update-grub the
kernel-img.conf file should be updated,
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: 915resolution
I have a Dell Latitude D620 laptop which has a 1280x800 widescreen LCD.
The video board is what the device manager calls a Mobile
945GM/GMS/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller.
I like to keep the display configured to NOT stretch
I just tried re-deactivating the LCD expansion in the BIOS and it stays
that OK, which is OK. I was under the wrong impression that it got
activated each time the system booted.
Still, it would be nice if it wasn't changed on installation.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6-386
Each time one of the linux-image-2.6.* packages is added or removed, I
get the warning:
You shouldn't call /sbin/update-grub. Please call /usr/sbin/update-grub
instead!
-- although the call isn't made by me, but by the package
-time crashes, but I'm not if it
accumulates ten megs of logs per hour or something like that.
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I think I am a fallen star, I should wish on myself. – O.
On 12/11/06, David Farning [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bogdan,
Sorry it has taken so long to get back to you
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: update-manager
I started an upgrade this morning and update manager failed with the
could not calculate the upgrade error.
It asked me to report the bug, so here I am. I'm not sure it's really a
bug, because my repositories list has some fishy entries,
It also asked me to attach the files from /var/log/dist-upgrade/ so I
did. There was also a term.log empty file.
** Attachment added: failure log
http://librarian.launchpad.net/4838847/apt.log
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[edgy] update fails with could not calculate the upgrade
https://launchpad.net/bugs/66066
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I'll abstain from retrying the upgrade until tonight, in case you need
me to try anything with my current setup.
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[edgy] update fails with could not calculate the upgrade
https://launchpad.net/bugs/66066
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