Public bug reported:
I have an installation of xubuntu from the Mini.iso with xubuntu-minimal
and just a handful of other mainstream packages - google-chrome,
chromium, gvfs and supporting drivers.
The system is functional and responsive and shows no major issues after
boot.
However, after some
Sorry for the rollup bug and I appreciate the feedback. I don't normally
file bugs like this, but I thought I would document what I encountered
during the rare and hard-to-repeat event of reinstalling my main laptop,
especially since it all related to ubiquity, in case it had value for
anyone.
I also needed to add
sudo apt install gcc-6-base
and after this, Felix' workaround was effective.
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Title:
pdftk missing in 18.04 (bionic)
To
Public bug reported:
I am aware that the linrunner ppa doesn't yet target Bionic, but I am
running the tlp version distributed with bionic and have the ppa
configured for any future updates.
According to...
https://github.com/evgeni/tp_smapi/issues/14#issuecomment-7801094
The tpacpi-bat
Yup, trying to attach syslog to the bug triggers...
"Bad Request Your browser sent a request that this server could not
understand."
...so I can't follow the guidance provided. Sorry.
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Out of interest, when I originally filed this bug, Launchpad failed
claiming my browser had sent information which the server could not
understand. I omitted to attach syslog or partman this time, which may
have made the difference and prevented launchpad from breaking.
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This is a rollup of the issues I encountered when I finally succeeded at
installing the Bionic daily (desktop build) which I downloaded today.
Looked great, but I had a number of issues initially when it wasn't able
to handle any pre-existing files eventually I deleted all
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I found a workaround for my case, which I encountered yet again in
Bionic :(
Running the following command
keyctl link @u @s
...made the session keyring and the user keyring be linked. My
interpretation
This persists in 18.04...
cefn@cefn-dell-bionic:~$ adb reboot bootloader
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
free(): invalid next size (fast)
ADB server didn't ACK
* failed to start daemon *
error: cannot connect to daemon
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It may be to do with an error in the invocation, as after calling
instead with a hyphen...
cefn@cefn-dell-bionic:~$ adb reboot-bootloader
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
error: no devices/emulators found
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I have been experiencing a hang (typically triggered when Google Chrome
is open, but then Google Chrome is always open on my laptops).
It makes the system entirely unresponsive to mouse or keyboard
(including CTRL+ALT+F1) for several minutes, at which point it suddenly
Public bug reported:
If I ever use meld on Lubuntu as a git difftool, I end up with a console
full of these notifications for every window launch...
** (meld:30242): WARNING **: Error retrieving accessibility bus address:
org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown: The name org.a11y.Bus was not
Yes, it's a freeze and not just graphical. Resuming from a good kernel
makes OpenSSH available remotely even with no input at the lock screen.
However, resuming from a bad kernel when the screen is black, OpenSSH is
unavailable remotely. This suggests that the OS has hung altogether in
the black
In my case, (my original report at
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1744065 ) I went
from...
intel-microcode: Installed: (none)
...to...
intel-microcode: Installed: 3.20180108.0+really20170707ubuntu17.10.1
...and it made no difference when booting
I note some others have had failures booting 4.15 even though a recent
mainline based on 4.15 allowed me to resume my desktop from hibernation
successfully.
Probably goes without saying, but saying it anyway. If you don't use the
same kernel for boot and for resume, I speculate that could create
Note that using Kernel Mainline (4.15) also seems to sidestep this bug,
unless that's a false negative for some other reason (e.g. kernel
mainline has an implicitly different load configuration, so isn't
creating the conditions for the bug).
I was guided to triage against kernel mainline
Exchanging the USB key I was using resolved the problem. Weird given
there was no issue with writing it, the filesystem looked to have
integrity (browsed it fine) and indeed the boot operation worked.
In the end I wrote exactly the same image using exactly the same steps
but to a different key
It's not known which package this refers to, as it is in the installer,
not a package running inside an installed OS.
I would like to clarify something also which was misleading in my
original report.
I do in fact get a boot interface, but then if I choose either
* Try Lubuntu without
Public bug reported:
I have tried to install the daily of Bionic but I get an error.
"Uncompression error System Halted"
and no boot interface is provided. I created the USB bootable disk by
running...
sudo dd if=/home/cefn/Downloads/bionic-desktop-amd64.iso of=/dev/sdb
bs=1M
Running with 4.15.0-041500rc8-generic this issue apparently goes away.
** Tags added: kernel-fixed-upstream
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Title:
Black screen on return from
: Permission denied
Cannot stat file /proc/1164/fd/1023: Permission denied
USERPID ACCESS COMMAND
/dev/snd/controlC0: cefn 1195 F pulseaudio
Card0.Amixer.info:
Card hw:0 'PCH'/'HDA Intel PCH at 0xf253 irq 29'
Mixer name : 'Realtek ALC269VC
was as follows
sudo ecryptfs-recover-private /media/cefn/lubuntu-
lexar/home/.ecryptfs/cefn/.Private/
...which prompts for the login passphrase, which seems to be accepted,
but then leads to the failure to mount.
However, I tried running the same routine with the same USB key on an
older machine
Public bug reported:
Each time my laptop is suspended and resumed, Network Manager seems
unable to bring up Wifi.
Calling...
sudo service network-manager restart
...resolves the problem.
I therefore placed the attached file at...
/lib/systemd/system-sleep/network-manager
...which provides a
Public bug reported:
When trying to use nm-applet to choose a network, clicking on the arrow
makes the menu appear, but as soon as you move your mouse over the menu
and it gains focus, it gives you about half a second max before
disappearing, making it essentially impossible to use.
As a
As a workaround I downloaded libpoppler58 .deb and the libpng12 .deb
which it required, then put them in the same folder and ran from that
folder in terminal...
sudo dpkg -i libpoppler58_0.41.0-0ubuntu1.1_i386.deb
libpng12-0_1.2.54-1ubuntu1_i386.deb
...before attempting to install Inkscape
Public bug reported:
I tried to remove lubuntu-software-center, running sudo apt-get purge
lubuntu-software-center but it left a large file at
/var/cache/lsc_packages.db which I had to manually delete to free the
space.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 14.04
Package:
...
(trusty)cefn@localhost:~$ sudo service mongod start
[sudo] password for cefn:
start: Unknown job: mongod
However, it is even listed by the status report from the service
utility, so therefore cannot be an unknown job.
(trusty)cefn@localhost:~$ service --status-all
[ - ] acpid
[ - ] anacron
After a full reboot, Meld behaviour returns to normal...
...until the next time
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1Y73sPHKxw
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Title:
Meld hangs
Public bug reported:
Recently Meld has started hanging on launch for ten minutes or so before
actually appearing.
I don't know what it's hanging on.
On one occasion it reported this after force quitting...
GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply: Message did not receive a reply
(timeout
After about 15 minutes the process finally came back to life and
accepted the SIGKILL. No idea why.
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Title:
Defunct Kupfer Process
To manage
the same box as a light grey overlay instead.
kill -9 cannot kill the process and it continues to be reported in ps
like this which I think means it's waiting on file io and is a zombie
process...
cefn 14379 0.0 0.9 934808 36004 ?DApr16 0:14
/usr/bin/python /usr/share/kupfer
Public bug reported:
I installed hplip-gui and successfully navigated to the IP address of my
network printer, which is successfully auto-detected with the name
HP_LaserJet_400_colorMFP_M475dw however, the installation wizard halts
with the assertion...
PPD File not found, Click Browse button to
This appears to be a problem which arises implicitly because CUPS is not
running properly on my crouton Ubuntu build. I fixed the issue by
following the guidance at
https://github.com/dnschneid/crouton/wiki/Printing to ensure that CUPS
was indeed started up and that I had the correct group
In answer to the specific question about ibus-gtk3 no, it is not
installed. I guess because it's not a dependency of the Lubuntu Utopic
build. Should it be?
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Summary: At this point I have a stable desktop where I don't have to
reduce my touch-typing speed by a factor of 20 in order to achieve any
text input at all (which is how it was this morning before disabling
IBUS in my Language Support preferences).
I think ibus-gtk was already installed by
Hi, Aron. Thanks for looking into this bug for me.
I acknowledge what you're saying that it's someone else's fault, but
without more detail about what you actually think is going on, this may
be misinterpreted. I personally have no idea what is going on, and can't
contribute to resolving this
Public bug reported:
Certain applications have associated input hangs, where no key input
events can be sent which sometimes clear after some time, and in at
least one case (Inkscape), this is eliminated by running from Start-Run
as follows, hence overriding the declaration of GTK_IM_MODULE in
Currently the app is not fully open source although version 0.14 (the
current release is 0.13) is slated as the transition to 1.0 and will be
packaged as a release with full support for building from source.
I'd offer a 'strong recommend' for including Haroopad once the open
source release
Public bug reported:
A shoutcast station which I'm pretty sure played on a previous build of
my machine is now silent. Guessing this is a silent failure due to a
codec problem, as other stations play fine. The Alert box indicating the
Artist and Track playing works correctly, so there must be
I've discovered that on at least some occasions, when the window is
completely non-responsive (but still movable by ALT+Drag, so definitely
on top in the window order) if I wait long enough, it becomes responsive
again, as if there's some godawful loop running or resource request
which eventually
Public bug reported:
I frequently encounter a situation in which the Kupfer window seems to
be successfully focused on my Key command (CTRL+Esc), but no keystrokes
seem to be sent to it when it focuses.
When first launched Kupfer is functional but on some later launch, no
keystrokes will have
This is still a problem.
Having just launched Power Manager from [Start Menu] Preferences, Power
Manager, xfce4-power-manager launches
However, there are no suspend options offered against the Laptop Lid
configuration, either in the 'On Battery' or 'Plugged In' columns. Only
'Switch off
Launching xfce4-power-manager-settings from the console is equivalent to
running from the start menu (no suspend options). The only way to get
the full set of options to appear is to launch it through sudo, and then
the power manager warning appears as described in #4 .
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Running a search for malformed property declarations within theme files,
I found the following entries...
$ grep -rn -e Gtk.*FALSE /usr/share/themes/
/usr/share/themes/Lubuntu-default/gtk-2.0/apps/lubuntu_scrollbar.rc:8:
GtkScrollbar::activate-slider
Public bug reported:
On launching Gnome-based apps within a Lubuntu session I regularly
received console errors like the following from even console apps...
** (apport-gtk:15078): WARNING **: Error retrieving accessibility bus
address: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown: The name
' or 'Plugged In' within the General
pane under the heading Laptop Lid.
Recently I tried to re-enable hibernate by adding a file following an
online guide, which can be inspected as follows, but presumably
shouldn't have any effect on Suspend options
root@cefn-utopic-dell:~# more
/etc/polkit-1
Running the power manager as...
gksudo xfce4-power-manager-settings
...causes a notification that the power manager is not running (and a
prompt to launch it) and then when the settings window is launched, all
the relevant options are in fact there (presumably having overridden
permissions
.
However, after running the report below, now the expected options have
just appeared again! I've no idea what was different between the
different invocations.
cefn@cefn-utopic-dell:~$ xfce4-power-manager --dump
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Xfce power manager version
Does this mean an upstream fix which would make it into Debian too? If
so what's the timescale?
Alternatively any way of getting a Wheezy-compatible backport sooner?
If so, I'd switch our 15 @ShrimpingIt studio laptops to LXDE if Compiz
Scale was stable once again (this bug reverted plugin
The focus issue persists after dragging the terminal window to a
different display. After dragging to a second display it's possible to
see the window is painting, where other windows do not fill the screen.
However, when clicked to focus (and focus disappears from the front
window), the window
Public bug reported:
Whenever I have a terminal running and restart Gnome, that terminal
window will never be seen again, except in the Alt-Tab switcher or the
window Overview. Focusing any pre-existing terminal window will make it
disappear.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 13.10
Package:
Public bug reported:
I tried to install the Broadcom STA source version of the Broadcom drivers, by
running...
sudo apt-get install bcmwl-kernel-source
The install progresses well and appears to be fine, until, during the build
process, the attempt to...
modprobe wl
...which takes place after
Public bug reported:
I can load compizconfig-settings-manager and make changes to the plugins
there, which have immediate effect (e.g. enabling Static Application
Switcher by its checkbox causes Alt+Tab to allow window switching).
However, if I close and relaunch ccsm it reverts to a default
This attachment shows how the desktop looks with the unnecessary and
broken splash screen in place.
** Attachment added: Shows the buggy behaviour
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/guayadeque/+bug/1255526/+attachment/3918332/+files/Screenshot%20from%202013-11-27%2012%3A41%3A01.png
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When I launch Guayadeque, it eventually launches its full window (after
about 2 minutes). It's fairly buggy and unstable when running too, but a
really valuable app for the music sources it serves up.
During the time it launches, it seems to paint an unmovable splash
screen
Public bug reported:
I installed pm-utils, then ran sudo pm-hibernate, which simply made the
screen flash, and nothing else happened.
A workaround seems to be to edit the file /etc/pm/config.d/defaults (create if
it doesn't exist), then add the line...
HIBERNATE_MODE=shutdown
...and after
Public bug reported:
Currently, it's impossible to launch transcriber without also manually
installing libsnack2 and tclex
Even after installing these, it complains that it can't access
/dev/mixer so I suspect an alsa dependency is also missing or errors are
badly handled within the software.
Public bug reported:
I attempted to use Gnome-Control-Center to install a USB-attached Canon
MP280 printer and it failed.
I then proceeded to install the .deb packages using gdebi which were
hidden inside the tar.gz package from http://support-
nz.canon.co.nz/contents/NZ/EN/0100301402.html
Public bug reported:
I'm using the Jamendo tab and playing music with the Lyrics tab turned
off. Nevertheless, for every track played, Guayadeque makes a series of
many many unwanted HTTP requests to Lyric servers, as shown below.
I'm trying to establish why Guayadeque hangs regularly in the
Thanks, Sebastien.
I'm using Ubuntu Gnome and as far as I know, that's the only Printer
control panel I have. Is it unsupported? What is in fact supported?
For the debugging report, I may have launched an unusual session (by
running 'gnome-control-center printers') from the command line, because
I didn't experience it again, so must have been transient, or fixed by
later updates. Will report back if I see it again. I only saw it on
Ubuntu Gnome.
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A workaround which resolved the problem for me (but seems like it's
crazy I would have to do this) was running the following commands...
cd /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages
sudo chmod a+r httplib2-0.8-py2.7.egg/EGG-INFO/*
python_dateutil-2.1-py2.7.egg/EGG-INFO/*
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The permissions for files installed by httplib and dateutil seem to be
incorrect. I compared read permissions across all the dist-packages and
they all show user read permissions apart from these two. The log of
permissions is attached. Forcing a reinstall via Synaptic didn't
I can't figure how it was kartograph, but at some point or another, some
python-based installer has grabbed their own copy obviously. I suppose I
can just remove it and it will fall back to the original. Worth a go,
anyway. No idea what process installed it. Thanks for the debugging
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Every time I boot or resume my machine at the office, where there is a
WPA network, I am prompted for the authentication details and forced to
connect manually. The username and password are automatically filled in
from the last successful attempt, and clicking 'connect' is
Public bug reported:
Sometime in the last couple of days updates (I refresh pretty
regularly), the trackpad pointer just disappeared within Gnome shell.
The trackpad works while typing in my username and password, the pointer
is visible and moves as expected.
However, the moment that I log in
It seems that some aspect of a recent update switched my trackpad to
'off' within gnome-settings. Visiting gnome-settings and reactivating
the trackpad was necessary to keep it functioning.
The separate issue (that the external trackball was losing connectivity)
is the same as
Public bug reported:
I've been using an external screen, (as an extended desktop). When I
travel home from the office, I turn it off (in Gnome Display manager,
so that only the laptop's primary screen is active), physically
disconnect it, and suspend the laptop to travel.
At home when resuming
I can confirm that this applies also to a Samsung monitor as well as the
Dell monitor, with two different, high-quality VGA cables, suggesting
that it's a driver issue. A reboot of the machine with the monitor
attached is a workaround for the issue with the Samsung as well.
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Package: firefox 24.0+build1-0ubuntu1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.11.0-8.15-generic 3.11.1
Uname: Linux 3.11.0-8-generic i686
AddonCompatCheckDisabled: False
ApportVersion: 2.12.4-0ubuntu1
Architecture: i386
AudioDevicesInUse:
USERPID ACCESS COMMAND
/dev/snd/controlC0: cefn 4062
I've proven the same issue remains after installing xorg-edgers versions
of X drivers (I was hoping this might fix it).
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Title:
QtCreator
This attachment may give an indication of the nature of the buggy window
which is launched by qtcreator shown in the previous attachment. Here
I've switched to a Chrome window, but the overlay window is still there
and still painted with whatever was beneath it when it first launched.
The window
Here is a screenshot of the behaviour.
** Attachment added: This shows what happens when you click on 'Examples'
within qtcreator
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Trashing the config with...
rm -rf .config/QtProject*
...makes no difference.
I'm attaching also a screenshot which indicates that in fact it's 3
weird windows which are launched (presumably one on top of the other).
Note, there are no other windowing issues as far as I know with this
desktop -
Removing the US keyboard altogether through Gnome
SettingsKeyboardLayout provides a workaround.
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Title:
Regression in input behaviour -
Public bug reported:
I experienced a segmentation fault when running the following report,
whether or not the files have been previously tidied to well-formed
xhtml by w3c's tidy utility. If I substitute the doc() function for
html:parse() then the query proceeds as expected and produces results
Public bug reported:
On clicking on Examples within Qtcreator, three non-painting window
surfaces appear and no examples can be shown.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 13.10
Package: qtcreator 2.7.1-0ubuntu10
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.11.0-7.13-generic 3.11.0
Uname: Linux
Public bug reported:
As a (potentially) new user of Qt as an environment and development
toolset, I was really disappointed to find that the examples promised on
the website, and indeed the installed package were not actually there!
This initially made it impossible to start learning how to use
Public bug reported:
Although the Gnome key preview indicates that I've successfully
configured my desktop to use a UK English keyboard, in fact the events
generated within X cause US English characters to be typed.
I'm pretty sure this is a regression as it's only a few days ago I
noticed keys
for
reference...
$ uname -a
Linux cefn-saucy-portege 3.11.0-031100-generic #201309021735 SMP Mon Sep 2
21:44:40 UTC 2013 i686 i686 i686 GNU/Linux
Not much more detail to report. The whole of the trackpad now works as a
trackpad, and there is no longer any scroll behaviour, where previously
Public bug reported:
Attached is an example of a problem behaviour of horizontal black lines
which affects Evince, Guadayeque and other programs on my desktop.
The corruption is progressive (when first opened, apps don't tend to
have the problem, happens on a per-window basis, (moving another
I'm currently testing with a mainline kernel and the same issues
exist...
$ uname -a
Linux cefn-saucy-portege 3.11.0-031100-generic #201309021735 SMP Mon Sep 2
21:44:40 UTC 2013 i686 i686 i686 GNU/Linux
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I ran chromium-browser with the debug option, and my machine became
unstable just as it normally does just before a kernel panic, though I
was able to recover the machine. This is a snapshot of what I saw, but
wasn't sure what kind of querying I would need to make of the running
program to get any
It's dead Jim warnings are shown within the window when it launches, by
the way.
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Title:
Kernel Panic while editing Gmail
To manage
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I was aiming to do some work to bring this critical extension back into a
functioning state against 3.8...
https://github.com/csoriano89/Extensions-enhance-overview/issues/3
Invoking Alt+F2 lg to launch looking glass offers a semi-transparent
overlay and a script
/dev/snd/controlC0: cefn 11803 F pulseaudio
Date: Wed Sep 4 17:48:50 2013
HibernationDevice: RESUME=UUID=4ebb50ee-2d1a-4980-9392-e860a005a618
InstallationDate: Installed on 2013-08-15 (20 days ago)
InstallationMedia: Ubuntu-GNOME 13.10 Saucy Salamander - Alpha i386 (20130626)
MachineType
I'll try again to reproduce, but it seems to be something related to
runaway swap process, (which might arise only when I hit a certain
memory utilisation) and in practice appears to happen after a while of
browsing, loading programs etc. rather than instantaneously whenever
that particular kind
Thanks for your reply, Chris.
I think you meant...
echo 6 | sudo tee /sys/module/drm/parameters/debug
...and I will attach the sequential xrandr outputs, X l.ogs and Dmesg
for all three cases.
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OK, so attached is the result of a two-reboot cycle.
Initially (first reboot) I didn't have the monitor attached at all.
Then I ran your diagnostic scripts (output in post-reboot-unattached).
Then I attached the monitor.
Then I ran your diagnostic scripts (output in post-reboot-attached-
Public bug reported:
Hi there,
I seem to hit kernel panics while running chromium-browser recently. At
the point of the last kernel panic I was typing in Gmail, with only
audio running otherwise. I have Flash disabled on all tabs by default,
so I don't think there's anything outside the Open
Public bug reported:
If I carry my suspended laptop into work and then connect it to the
external Dell U2410f the monitor seems to be identified (visible in
Grandr) but activating it doesn't cause any image to appear (it seems
the signal is not sent).
In order to succeed at seeing anything, I
Public bug reported:
I was just using the desktop in a regular way (a few Evince PDFs and
Chromium windows open only - with Flash disabled on all tabs if I recall
correctly). Then gnome-shell seemed to freeze.
No keyboard shortcuts or mouse clicks had any effect (although the mouse
pointer was
After running...
winetricks mspatcha
...I was then able to install Adobe Reader X (version 10) using the
Windows XP installer available at the time of writing from
http://get.adobe.com/uk/reader/otherversions/ by running...
wine AdbeRdr1014_en_US.exe
This then loads successfully and I've
Public bug reported:
I started with a PDF downloaded from
www.csc.ncsu.edu/faculty/anton/pubs/icse98.pdf and attempted to put it
through OCR.
Immediately on loading through FileOpen the images from the PDF were
rendered with a vertical flip (as if this operation had been performed
on each page
I can confirm that with my current configuration, with a new install
based on Ubuntu Gnome Saucy, and with gksu installed, this
authentication error has been eliminated. Perhaps you could consider
gksu as a recommended dependency for the Ubuntu deb.
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Here is the script which should reverse the 'power-saving'
interventions, but has no effect on the bug.
** Attachment added: use_more_power.sh
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I'm running a laptop with the attached (powertop) interventions to
improve power-saving behaviour. Having used Ubuntu Gnome Saucy for some
time with xorg-edgers, I decided to roll back to xswat for stability
reasons (was getting crashes when playing flash/Youtube within
Where do I need to run the ln command (in which directory)? I'm guessing
in /usr/bin/local
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Title:
HPLIP GUI doesn't handle authentication
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1060029 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1060029
I discovered that a colleague had unplugged the power lead from my
laptop (it was running on battery), so I think that means it's an
identical bug to
This remains with a different kernel (3.11) and a totally different
laptop, bios and trackball (though it's an identical model - I have
two). I don't think the model is that relevant, as it also applies to a
generic USB keyboard I'm using.
I'm now in a position to replicate the bug on two
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