So this has been closed because it is fixed in 24.04, except that
overnight this behaviour is now occurring in 24.04.
Overnight my Gnome Online Accounts simply disappeared. When I attempt to
re-establish them the GOA tool in settings opens my browser, I follow
the onscreen prompts and the last scr
Nope, never mind gnome-tweaks. Removed Chromium snap and installed
Google Chrome. Problem goes away.
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Harrumph: not impressed. Was working fine this morning, then an update
landed me with the snap version.
Back to gnome-tweaks...
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[snap] c
Brilliant! Solved my problem.
Thank you.
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Turns out when I checked my lxsession had reverted to a previous version:
reinstalling lxsession/0.4.9.2+git20140410-0ubuntu3 DID cure the problem, and
the desktop.conf file is persistent with the line commented out.
Thanks for the help.
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I have done all that (a week or so ago), and the
"~/.config/lxsession/Lubuntu/desktop.conf" is still regenerating after
each logout or reboot, despite the # to comment the line out.
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ign
I am similarly afflicted, Lubuntu 14.04. Rename is available on right-
click menu of PCManFM on local files, but on a remote server I have to
use Nautilus, or an ftp client to rename files.
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After much searching, I checked the key-binding section of
~/.config/openbox/lubuntu-rc.xml, and found the command to execute for
Alt + F2 was: lxsession-default launcher_manager
I changed that to: lxpanelctl run and now everything is hunky-dory.
Bit staggering to have to get under the hood so ea
Just installed lubuntu 14.04, and this problem is present. Kind of
annoying when I prefer the keyboard over the mouse.
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Alt-F2 (or "lxpanel
Just answered my own question:
DConf-editor>com>unity>lenses>disabled scopes - just highlight them all,
backspace, leave the entry reading [ ]
Reboot, done.
Sorry to waste your time.
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If it is fixed, how do I re-enable scopes after turning them all off in
my ignorance?
Ubuntu 13.10, 64 bit, installed version of package:
7.1.0+13.10.20131011-0ubuntu1
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Blue Griffon makes an excellent replacement for Kompozer, and (at least
in my case) the spell check works straight out of the box.
I still give my thanks to those who have kept Kompozer going for us up
till now. It is a great kindness when others use their time and skill to
give us mere button-pu
Abandoning the nvidia driver for Nouveau was the simple answer for me.
Definitely Nouveau is not the equal of the Nvidia driver, but it
provides adequate display for me, and causes no problems.
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"I don't know about you boys and gals, but I removed the nvidia-current
package and it fell back to using the nouveau driver. This means I am
now on Unity 3D and it works for me just fine."
Tried that, and my machine fell back to VESA, meaning 2D Unity only, as ugly as
Unity was when it first app
Hmm, if I download the deb package from here: http://kompozer.net/download.php
and then extract it inside a folder in my home partition and run it from there,
Kompozer spell checks just fine.
Now I have to work out how to point blasted Unity's launcher at that
version..
And it tu
Didn't worry me so much a couple of years ago when this happened, but as
my hair gets greyer and my braincells die I find I'm getting more
dependent on spell checkers.
I have English US and English GB MySpell dictionaries installed via the
add on menu, but the tickbox for "Underline Misspelled Wor
Try the 1.5.1 version as in answer #15 in this thread, Tomislav.
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Certainly does: good call, Mark, and nice verks, Paulo.
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I get the same problem, with this message in a terminal:
"Closing audio stream...
[libvo_aacenc @ 0x7f8058002000] codec type or id mismatches
could not open codec
[xcb] Unknown request in queue while dequeuing
[xcb] Most likely this is a multi-threaded client and XInitThreads has not been
called
Go to Launchpad and add the ppa for ubuntu-x-swat/x-updates. You will need to
completely remove nvidia current with synaptic or via a terminal before you
will be able to install the new version, if your system is as crabby as mine
was about installing the 290.10 version.
It certainly seems to w
I can confirm this is still every bit as much a problem with Oneiric as
it was with Natty: no change.
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Since installing oneiric bluetooth is not working. Although I can pair my phone
and computer, I cannot send files from the computer, or browse the phone.
The phone can send files to the computer, but cannot browse files.
Wammu cannot find the phone.
ProblemType: Bug
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Whoopee! Finally fixed in Evolution 3.2 in Ubuntu 11.10.
And reference my my wondering above in #6: "The nuisance part of that is
that all my calendar, contacts, and so on and so forth would need
migrating if I opted to go the Thunderbird way. Let alone what happens
to syncing contacts via Ubuntu
This facility is FINALLY found again in Evolution 3.2 in Ubuntu 11.10.
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Yup, I quite agree. The fact that this continues to be on the "too hard" list
may be one of the reasons that Thunderbird is apparently the default email
client Ubuntu 11.10.
The nuisance part of that is that all my calendar, contacts, and so on and so
forth would need migrating if I opted to go
Works for me on my netbook, but stubbornly refuses to happen on the
desktop. I have no idea what the difference is (yet!)
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But if you really DO have to save a picture (reasonably) quickly:
- View the message source, select all, paste into a text editor, save the file.
- Install xdeview from the repos: I suggest you use Synaptic, because it didn't
install when I used the Software Centre.
- Open the text file with xdev
It is still an issue with Evolution 2.32.2 and Natty (both on 32 and 64
bit machines, and has been an issue for a way long time.
The only way I have found to save them is to copy the source and then
decode them with another app: way too much trouble.
This is an Evolution problem, not an Ubuntu on
No difference: nothing happens unless Evolution is running, when
clicking "Send" in the Send to dialog will bring Evolution into focus.
No new email is created. (Dell C521, 11.04 AMD 64)
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Will this fix be built for Natty, or are we waiting for Octember and
Oneiric?
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I can now confirm all my printer settings are reset when I print from
LibreOffice or Image Viewer, using the Ctrl+P print dialog, which is a
first for a very long time.
I can print DLE envelopes, first time I have managed this without a
major fight with Ubuntu, so I will no longer have to start my
Well, try this, which HAS worked for me:
- opened the patch file with the archive manager.
- opened the folder ink3_patch_1.0.2-0 and then opened the folder bin.
- copied the file brcupsconfpt1.
- in a terminal, gksudo nautilus, go to /usr/Brother/Printer, trash the
brcupsconfpt1 that is there, a
Installing the patch does nothing for me, either, with regard to paper size.
Of course, as well as paper size we sometimes want to change paper type and
resolution as well, and these options are no longer changeable with the Brother
drivers.
I have gotten no worthwhile advice from Brother in New
That's a pretty impressive workaround. I also increased from 64 to
128Mb, and that allows me to run 7 maximised windows before I strike the
problem, using the "current" driver. That is way over double the
previous best. My machine has the GEForce 6150.
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Quote from Peter Laird, "This is a tangent, but you can extract the
content of your old notes via:
cat ~/.gnome2/stickynotes_applet"
Or just browse via Nautilus and open the xml file in gedit. I have
added xpad, and set it to run at start up, does the job for me. (see, I
didn't give up after al
I give up on Unity, but not because of this bug. This morning I needed
a phone number I had left on a sticky note on the desktop (using the
Gnome Stickynote applet), so I had to logout and log back in in the
classic desktop to read my note.
And here I will stay, Ubuntu, Unity is a failed experime
I take your point, Josh, but it is easier for me to leave 11.04 on my
machine and use the 173 driver than it is to reinstall a previous
version of the OS.
If I was to do that I would tend to go back to the last LTS version, and
without looking, I just bet I've lost all the "howto" notes I made
mys
Must be old age or tiredness: re-read the posts above, changed to nvidia
driver 173, no more problems. I could rapidly start to enjoy Unity now.
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I used the fix as per 9.04/10.04 from the Brother FAQ's: not successfully at
first. Then I re-read line 2 of their instruction, and put the extra line in
the right place, (it's also clearly indicated where to put it in the start of
the file, if only I read the instructions ocasionally -
"# To
Only had the OS installed for 24 hours and this issue is driving me
bats! Message #29 suggests I won't get ahead any better by changing
drivers, so I'll just hang fire and hope for a fix.
I have been in a habit of running most windows maximised and "tab +
alt"ing through them while I am working.
Got my hopes up way too soon about the drivers downloaded from Brother
(#13 above).
As suggested in #17 I too have contacted Brother, and I have to say
their lack of interest leads me to have little hope of them providing a
fix any time soon.
Does this problem plague other Debian distros, or is t
Have just installed Maverick on my desktop (64 Bit) and both Google
Chrome and Chromium crashed immediately after launching (but Chrome
works fine on my 32 Bit netbook - go figure).
I removed Moonlight as per Michael's post, and Chromium now runs fine.
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Gave up on the Ubuntu drivers, and installed the 32 bit Brother drivers
for my DCP130C using "-force all". (There are clear instructions on the
Brother Printer Driver webpages:
http://welcome.solutions.brother.com/bsc/public_s/id/linux/en/index.html
)
First attempt failed, and I had to create a n
As well as the paper size, none of the other settings seem to work,
either.
Any printing I do now where I want anything other than the "Normal"
resolution, I have to do via XP running in VirtualBox.
This is a huge regression from Karmic
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I added all the latest updates to 32 bit NBR on my Aspire One this morning, and
again tried Skype 2.1, no mic.
Bloody Pulse Audio.
Sure-fire cure is to get rid of Skype 2.1 and Skype Common via Synaptic,
then download the Jaunty packages from Medibuntu for Skype Static OSS
2.0 and skype common
Santiago,
This is a lng thread to read through now, but the answers for Kompozer on
64 bit Jaunty are up the page:
Follow the steps in post #70 and post #76, and you will be away
laughing.
Regards,
Bruce.
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I just enabled Jaunty Proposed, and straight away the Quickcam E2500
works, albeit with a small green margin in the bottom of the frame.
Works with Skype straight out of the box, and the sound quality with
Skype is far superior to the ratty old budget, budget, budget webcam I
bought for NZ$9.01 in
I have just removed Pulse Audio, which has solved my problem. Skype
Static OSS works fine again.
Pulse Audio is a disaster area, and seems to get worse on my machine
each time a new distribution arrives: avoid it like poison is my
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Last night made a new install of 9.04 AMD 64 (Dell C521 Desktop, NVidia
GEForce6150)
Now cannot record sound at all, cannot use Skype (worked fine in all
versions prior to Intrepid, Static OSS version worked in Intrepid)
Have played with all the controls on the volume control and sound
settings,
?? In my setup, using Guiseppe's repo version, I can see the source
at the bottom of the screen. To edit it, I click the element I wish to edit,
then Alt+Enter, make the edits, then commit them by typing Alt+Enter again. It
did take a while to get used to, but I like it well now.
Gui
Puteruser,
The version of Kompozer that is currently in the software repositories will
most certainly crash; if you scroll back up this page you will find several
posts explaining how to use the current Alpha, which works fine.
Kompozer is too good a program to give up on: if a bozo like me, an
"Bruce,
Can you please tell me which camera it is?
Kind Regards,
Martijn"
Martjin,
It calls itself an Auriga Smartlook, I think it is a cheap thing knocked out
for the Australia/New Zealand market. Perhaps more to the point is what lsusb
finds, which points those with the knowledge at the sens
Bought a cheap camera (NZ$9.00) on an auction site, and it works straight out
of the box in 64 bit 8.10 with 2.6.27-ll from the repos (proposed).
Anyone want a Logitech E2500? Not seriously, I am sure a fix will come for it,
and I will hand the el cheapo on.
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Hmm, silly me: added gspca_zc3xx to /etc/modules and it loads, but still
no webcam. I have the source, and I have added a line to it to include
my camera, but how to compile it and replace the old driver is quite
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Yep, that's about my problem too. I cannot compile gspca with kernel 2.6.27-11
generic in 64 bit Intrepid. Synaptic tells me I have the latest version, but it
doesn't load at boot.
Something does not compute, pardon the pun.
There are issues abroad with Logitech Quickcam E2500 which require patch
I'm glad I have helped make some other peoples lives a little easier. I can
take no credit for the jazz, that is a different Bruce. My homepage is
http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~bandjc
Personally I give full and absolute credit for fixing one of my favourite apps
to Kaze: a great job done in a sho
Kompozer really doesn't need to be installed, it is such a neat application
because everything it needs to run comes inside the zip/tar file.
Download kompozer-20081205.tar.gz, and put it somewhere you can find it. (In my
case, i have a seperate Home partition, so I keep it there, then it doesn'
Shortly after posting the above, and closing down the computer, I found, on
rebooting that I had the famous ".dmrc file being ignored" pop-up.
Attempting to fix that via the terminal, I must have entered a typo when
recursively changing the mode and ownership of my home partition, and lost
/hom
Last night Evolution was working fine, this morning, without having changed
anything, it crashes with a sefault if I try to use the button at the bottom of
the sidebar to switch to the calendar. (Ubuntu 8.10 AMD64, Evolution 2.24.1).
Experimentation has shown me that I can invoke the program to o
Well!
Boyz and girlz, you explain, 'cos I by can't.
I've given up, right?
But still: go to Synaptic, completely remove Gnome Pilot, Pilot-Xfer, install
Gnome-Pilot.
Sudo gedit, edit /etc/modules for the umpteenth time and add visor. Reboot.
Ignore Evolution preferences, synchronisation options
me that the world has people in it with minds like that!
I will bug you no more on my bug, which, indeed, does not seem to be a
Gnome-Pilot issue.
Kind regards,
Bruce Crowther.
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Ed comer wrote, "No Joy
I have loaded the proposed version of gnome-pilot 2.0.15-2ubuntu4. I set the
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happens. The system does see the PDA etc."
I have done the same (Intrepid AMD 64), still no joy.
I have been using
In 32 bit Feisty my Kyocera 6135 synced fine.
In 64 bit Feisty likewise.
8.04, 8.10 Alphas 32 bit, hasn't synced.
8.10 Beta, 8.10 64 bit, won't sync.
Machine detects a Kyocera device connected to the USB, but in Gnome Pilot, or
with pilot xfer, with or without visor loaded, the thing just locks
Have just finished a new install of Intrepid: the crash behaviour is even more
instant than it has been in any of the Alphas or the Beta.
However, the Win32 version runs fine in Wine, which saves me having to reboot
into WinDoze whenever I want to use Kompozer.
It seems bizarre, though, that an a
Since 7.04 I have had to fight Ubuntu to get my scanner (Brother DCP130C) to
work. Usually I have to resort to using sudo xsane to get it to launch, then
chmod 666 the images after scanning.
I got it going in 8.10 Alpha 6 by going to users and groups and putting a tick
in EVERY heading's propert
I have no idea. Screen comes up, there is a crash icon. Only thing I
notice is no connection to my router, but surely that is a different
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Good one, Alessandro. You can indeed pretty much stop any software from
crashing by uninstalling it, Ubuntu, for instance.
Thing is that I like Ubuntu, except that to use Komposer I have to get out of
Linux and boot WinXP, and use the WinDoze version.
Oh, the shame of it all.
My bad, not a clear
How can I stop Kompozer crashing under Ubuntu 8.10 Beta?
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Status: New => Invalid
** bug changed to question:
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Rightee, just made a new install of Intrepid Beta: Evolution "crash with
SIGSEGV" has gone away, but that with Kompozer persists.
Going near the Table or Insert menus precipitates an immediate crash.
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Apparently this happened to me, also, and I didn't even notice.
Had all kinds of problems with Alphas 3,4 and 6, but most seem to haver gone
with the Beta.
Well done developers say I: ity is simple to just click the "work online"
button in Evolution, compared to the hassles in the Alphas.
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I am having a similar problem: newly installed ubuntu 8.10 alpha amd64. As soon
as I start typing in the body of a new message either the composer window and
the main Evolution window go grey and freeze, requiring me to force quit, or
(more often) the app crashes and vanishes.
I can receive mail
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 222052 ***
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Well, I'm glad it works for you.
I have just installed Alpha 6, and I still have to use Windows XP to sync to my
Kyocera, 'cos Ubuntu still doesn't do it for me, unless I go back to Hardy,
where it works fin
Have just installed amd64 version of Alpha 6. Same problem with Kompozer
as under previous versions of Intrepid. Kompzer freezes as soon as the
"Table" menu is touched.
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Let Synaptic update the kernel, now pulse audio is kaput, nvidia driver not
working, computer sometimes boots, sometimes doesn't, can't see half the
desktop because of the absurd screen resolution: don't even want to think about
trying to fix all this for myself, let alone think about trying to
Intrepid 8.10 Alpha 1, Kompozer version 0.7.10 (20080314).
Kompozer crashes whenever any of the "Table" menu items are clicked on. (And
it's instantaneous!)
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"I realize that 8.10 is still in alpha, and we should expect breakage to
happen. However, Mr. Crowther's comments about not being able to sync
with Evolution on 8.10 alpha 3 concern me. The workaround using usb:
instead of the visor module does not work for me on an up-to-date 8.04
system with a Pa
Have updated to Ubuntu 8.10, Alpha 3, which uses the 2.6.26 kernel, and still
cannot sync with Evolution, either via usb: or loading the Visor module and
using /dev/ttyUSB1.
So something that just WORKED in 7.10 is still broken in 8.10 (at least in my
installation): I still wonder if this is a p
This workaround does not provide a cure for me, with a Kyocera 6135 and
attempting to use Gnome-Pilot to sync with Evolution.
Long wait now for Ubuntu to do something about it.
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"I know that this does not fix the bug, but FWIW it may help somebody.
For now, this works for me:
make a file /etc/udev/rules.d/50-scanner-kludge.rules, containing:
SYSFS{idVendor}=="04b8", SYSFS{idProduct}=="0130", MODE="664", GROUP="scanner"
(substitute your vendor and product numbers shown by
Bruce Crowther [2008-05-16 3:33 -]:
> I have now got the latest version of Hardy installed, with all
> current updates, User is in the scanner group, and I still have to
> use "sudo xsane".
The scanner group does not help any more, we have a more dynamic
system now. Ca
I have now got the latest version of Hardy installed, with all current updates,
User is in the scanner group, and I still have to use "sudo xsane".
Does anyone have any bright ideas as to what I can do to sort this out?
Could this be because some setting is being carried over in my home partition
"The solution is to add your user to the scanner group, then find what
bus your USB scanner is on with "lsusb" (you get a number like 002:004),
then
sudo chown root:scanner /dev/bus/usb/002/004 (or what ever the numbers
are)"
User WAS in the scanner group, and I have added the latest updates
avai
It is called sane-utils, and I uninstalled the Brother drivers before
putting in sane-utils, then installed the driver, which Brother say is
the way to do it. Still need to use "sudo": that's okay, if the wife
can't work it she can't forge banknotes, eh? It's not a big problem to
launch via the ter
I am having this problem also. Brother scanner runs with "sudo xsane" but not
otherwise.
I read above about "This bug was fixed in the package sane-backends -
1.0.19-1ubuntu3", so I figured to check if I had the latest and greatest, with
this result:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo apt-get install san
Clean install of Ubuntu has Synaptic running again, I will watch like a hawk as
I reinstall apps to see if/where the problem reoccurs.
Thank you for your help: I sympathise with you, it is hard to fly like an eagle
when you are surrounded by turkeys (and I guess I'm one of them.)
Kind regards,
Br
sudo apt-get did get the updates, and apparently removed the Brother drivers,
but no change in the behaviour of Synaptic.
The root/.synaptic directory it is trying to find IS where it belongs, as you
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I am not making myself very clear, sorry.
Yesterday I upgraded from 7.10 to 8.04 Beta - had all sorts of issues (my usual
experience with upgrading the OS). So I did a clean install of 8.04 Beta off a
live CD. Synaptic, Update Manager, and Add/Remove Applications worked fine
until shortly after
I can't say, because I can't get into Synaptic to check! I did install the
Brother drivers via GDebi, but that didn't get the printer going, I did a
compete uninstallation of these via Synaptic, then used the packages available
in Synaptic for the DCP135C.
I do not even know if it was caused by
I have a similar problem, coincidentally after getting my Printer running with
driver in Synaptic, not from Brother, Synaptic crashes. Whether I am trying to
let an update run via the Update Manager, or run Synaptic from
System>Administration>Synaptic Package Manager, I get a pop up window (imag
Installed 8.04 Beta today, eventually got DCP130C printer running using DCP135C
driver, could not install DCP130C one via Synaptic, because it has dependency
issues. (Printer runs really well! Better than in 7.04 using the Brother
supplied drivers.)
Have installed the Brother Scanner driver, but
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