I found a script that helps to fix this (or at least passes Kleopatra self test
for 'Gpg-Agent Connectivity' now)
Found this in ~/.gnupg/gpg-agent-start.sh
(don't remember details behind why I originally had this file, and how it later
lost execution permission.
But one I gave it execution
This works for me for in a compiled Compiz 0.9.12.2 using KDE and Debian 8 at
least for me.
(Don't remember when it first was fixed, but I think it's been fixed for a
while)
This is definitely more a bug than a feature request. Compiz has had bindings
that use screen edges for a long time, as
workarounds:
sudo sysctl net.ipv6.conf.wlan0.accept_dad=0
followed by disconnecting and reconnecting wireless gets IPv6 back for me for
the session, and
adding 'net.ipv6.conf.wlan0.accept_dad=0' to '/etc/sysctl.conf' got IPv6 to
work on reboots.
without that command:
IPv6 works on my Orange
a [late?] response to #7, using kde-
compiz --debug --replace ccp
When launching a Maximized Window
/opt/CompizBZR/bin/compiz (core) - Debug: pending request:
/opt/CompizBZR/bin/compiz (core) - Debug: - event serial: 291442
/opt/CompizBZR/bin/compiz (core) - Debug: - event window 0x6a07867
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 928291 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/928291
Please address, bug #928291 cannot be found and I'm affected by this bug
I've got this bug on my system too, and cannot see the 'private bug' either.
glipper crashed with AttributeError in format_item():
It's only when the current viewport is a leftmost or a rightmost viewport, the
shortcuts for 'Move Prev' and 'Move Next' don't do anything.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/754948/comments/20
Still happens with the compiled from script version
git clone
I'm getting the same message reapeated (but with a different process id
number than yours).
(glipper:5895): LIBDBUSMENU-GLIB-WARNING **: Trying to remove a child
that doesn't believe we're it's parent.
I get this message repeated around 500 times on the konsole when I right
click on the glipper
I ran into this same problem when I tried to upgrade 11.10 to 12.04, same
changes fixed the problem
I ended up doing something like:
commenting out the
`UPGRADER_DIR=dists/$CODENAME/main/dist-upgrader/binary-all` line. (put a #
infront of it)
Then change the fullpath line to
Guess I could have spoke too soon... (got a little further but...)
Failed to add the CD
There was a error adding the CD, the upgrade will abort. Please report
this as a bug if this is a valid Ubuntu CD.
The error message was:
'Unable to locate any package files, perhaps this is not a Ubuntu
replacing the `$cddirname` in the last line with the full path to the
cdrom/mounted iso directory/etc... seamed to have fixed those
problems...
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in comment(#14) an 'l' is missing. It should read:
sudo apt-get install librtmp0/precise
When I tried this command, I got a message:
The following packages will be DOWNGRADED:
librtmp0
Did a 'Y' to 'Do you want to continue [Y/n]?'
and it fixed my problem.
Thanks.
Sounds like the maybe a PPA
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/754948/comments/20
At least in general the edge button bindings are back to working in K/Ubuntu
11.10, however when the current viewport is a leftmost or rightmost viewport,
the desktop wall bindings for 'Move next' and 'Move prev' still
The desktop Wall's 'Move Prev' and 'Move Next' not working is a
separate bug from Bindings that use screen edges and mouse click's
don't work.
Even with a version of Compiz that don't have the edge button bindings problem*,
If the current viewport is a leftmost or a rightmost viewport the
Reverting Compiz 0.9.2.1*, fixed this mouse edge + button problem(and
others, like - window movement smoothness, grid plugin, some shortcuts,
etc...), in K/Ubuntu 11.04 (at least for me)
*I modified script I found to compile this.
*It's possible that going to an earlier version might reintroduce
Sounds like it's the same bug as this:
http://bugs.compiz.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18
** Bug watch added: Compiz Bug Tracker #18
http://bugs.compiz.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18
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Binary package hint: compiz
Grid Resize Actions No Longer does anything
CCSM-Window Management-Grid-Bindings, and/or Edges-Resize Actions /
Thresholds
Set up the resizing of windows here, and try to get it to automatically resize
a window by dragging the window with the
It would be nice to have Compiz Wallpaper working in KDE too!
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Compiz Wallpaper plugin broken in 10.10
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removing Googletalk fixed it for me,
Afterwards I installed flashplugin64-installer, and then put back
google-talkplugin.
(Hadn't tested google-talkplugin, but the acroread, and flash seams to work)
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I got 'Compiz Wallpaper' working in 'Ubuntu Classic Session' in 'Ubuntu
11.04 beta 2' in' Virtualbox with 4.0.4', with the desktop icons hidden,
with .the 'VirtualBox 4.0.5 Guest Additions pre-release', and 'compiz-
plugins-extra' (and upgrades, etc...) installed using 'Synaptic'
'Compiz
@Hiisukun, If I remember right, you have to do something like `mkdir
build` `cd build` `cmake ..` `make` `sudo make install` in the 'plugins-
extra' folder instead of just the 'wallpaper' folder.
Note: I didn't try this method out for Ubuntu 11.04.
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'Compiz Wallpaper' didn't work for me in KDE for Ubuntu 11.04 beta 2. Compiz
worked for the most part however.
Note: When I started Compiz, it's settings weren't kept from the GNOME session.
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'Compiz Wallpaper' didn't work for me in KDE for Ubuntu 11.04 beta 2. Compiz
worked for the most part however.
Note: When I started Compiz in KDE, it's settings weren't kept from the GNOME
session.
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Compiz wallpaper doesn't work for me either on Ubuntu 10.10, at least
for the desktops I've tried KDE, GNOME, and XFCE. (with or without
icons, or using the Ctrl+Alt+F2... trick, etc...)
This is currently my most wanted feature fixed of features that no
longer work.
p.s. I think I read somewhere
I put down Compiz Wallpaper as one of my top (if not the top) of my most
wanted features that used to work, but no longer do. I even tried
switching to GNOME/KDE/XFCE/and hybrid combinations, hoping Compiz
wallpaper would start working, but Compiz wallpaper still doesn't work,
at least with
Also happens in Ubuntu 10.10 with 0.9.2.1 Compiz
It seams to also move a pixel or so to the right too, in addition to this
vertical motion.
Something like this also happens when enabling / disabling plugins, except it
applies to all windows.
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Connection to BlueZ failed
Reinstalling 'BlueZ' in synaptic fixed it for me
What caused it to go bad?, or what went wrong?, What did reinstalling
BlueZ change?, I don't know, but reinstalling BlueZ fixed the problem
(or at least seamed to fix it, this time).
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/etc/init.d/bluetooth does not
I first installed 0.5.6-1 (lucid) and later upgraded to 0.6.3-1~ppa1
(lucid). I guess I might have started those in the older version. Don't
know for sure since I was still playing around with trying it out, when
I upgraded.
Since you suggested it, I created a new diary, this diary didn't start
I can get Lifeograph diaries to open with up to any three password characters,
and when it goes back into being 'locked' I can open it with the same or
different set of up to three characters. If I ever try a password of more than
3 characters Lifeograph won't 'unlock' again, no mater what
Uninstalling OpenOffice.org fixed the error, and the install finished.
(but I still restored my 8.04 image for a bunch of other reasons)
I think I saw another page said I could just uninstall this one part of
OpenOffice.org to fix this problem, and then I could reinstall it back
after the Ubuntu
Public bug reported:
I tried upgrading KUbuntu 8.04 to KUbuntu 9.10 via DVD it says:
Could not install the upgrades
The upgrade is now aborted. Your system could be in an unusable state. A
recovery will run now (dpkg --configure - a).
I also see a terminal window that displays this message:
tar -cf dist-upgrade-Folder.tar dist-upgrade
** Attachment added: The folder that was asked to be attached
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/34916343/dist-upgrade-Folder.tar
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/469843
You
Not sure how I missed this but I tried installing again and I noticed more
above the previous terminal message:
Exception during pm.DoInstall(): E: Couldn't pre-depend openoffice.org
-core for openoffice.org-filter-binfilter, probably a dependency cycle.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File
I found about this file from
http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-944614.html
/usr/lib/pm-utils/sleep.d/20swapctl
You might have to have pm-utils installed for this to work
Upon hibernation, this fixes Bluetooth problem, and might fix an
external NTFS partition mount problem(uncomment
I forgot to say I'm on KUbuntu 8.04.3 64 bit 'Hardy' (if that makes a
difference)
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When I try
docker -f -d ipblock -g
with compiz enabled
it works, but with an invisible(or no?) icon
When I try
docker -f -d ipblock -g
after a
kwin --replace
An icon will appear in the status bar, but
It's background isn't the taskbar color, and
the left click to alternate between show and
It was working and then it quit working after I did a sudo killall ... now
after a
kdocker -f -d ipblock -g
I get
Failed to exec [ipblock -g]: No such file or directory
not really sure what happened...
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Even weirder,
I did a
killall kdocker ...
and after that every time I run
ipblock -g
I get the icon in the tray, with the left click to show/hide not working and
the background of the tray icon isn't the right color.
That's right, I get a tray icon, even without the 'kdocker' command!
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My KDE4 panel later disappeared, and didn't come back, so
I went back to KUbuntu 8.04
(good thing I used partimage to back up the partition before upgrading)
One thing that suspect might have happened was that during upgrading to
9.04, I in tried to copy the terminal text by hit 'Control+C' which
Public bug reported:
sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop-kde3 states unmet dependencies,
even after sudo apt-get -f install
This was done after a kubuntu 8.04 amd64 to kubutu 9.04 amd64 upgrade
via dvd plus internet, etc...
sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop-kde3
[sudo] password for . :
Public bug reported:
Copying Tab Causes Background to turn Gray.
In a spreadsheet if I copy a tag by dragging it with Ctrl, it will turn the
spreadsheets background to gray. It doesn't do this for all spreadsheets, just
some of them. I believe this has something to do with View-(Normal or
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/16542121/Dependencies.txt
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