*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 239182 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/239182
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 239182
segfualt in cairo_draw_with_xlib
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REGRESSION: flashplugin-nonfree 10.0.1.218+10.0.0.525ubuntu1~hardy1 causes
Firefox to crash on numerous popular w
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 239182 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/239182
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 247682
REGRESSION: flashplugin-nonfree 10.0.1.218+10.0.0.525ubuntu1~hardy1 causes
Firefox to crash on numerous popular websites
** This bug has been marked a du
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 239182 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/239182
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 247682
REGRESSION: flashplugin-nonfree 10.0.1.218+10.0.0.525ubuntu1~hardy1 causes
Firefox to crash on numerous popular websites
** This bug has been marked a du
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 239182 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/239182
This bug is a duplicate of #239182 (linked to the same upstream issue)
but I cannot mark it accordingly:
"There are other bugs already marked as duplicates of Bug 247682. These
bugs should be changed to be du
Daniel,
Everything in your comment re: libflashsupport is accurate (except that
you got things backwards - it's 32bit users that notice crashes with
libflashsupport, while 64bit users do not notice as often, as
nspluginwrapper preserves the firefox process from completely dying),
but since the rel
I have linked the appropriate upstream bug - it's a problem with Firefox
3's "windowless mode" support. This issue will also affect new releases
of swfdec that support windowless mode. I will also nominate Firefox for
this task, as it is the source of the problem in this case, not Adobe's
Flash.
*
Alexander,
In this case, "libflashsupport" was not the cause of many of these
crashes.
Please see this bug #247682 - it is *not* a libflashsupport or
PulseAudio issue, it's a bug in Firefox3. See also:
http://blogs.adobe.com/penguin.swf/2008/07/addessing_wmode_crashes.html
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dashua,
Flash 10 has been removed from "hardy-backports" today, that's the
reason why you're not seeing any bugs.
Michael Onnen posted this link (in the wrong bug) that's relevant to
this bug:
http://blogs.adobe.com/penguin.swf/2008/07/addessing_wmode_crashes.html
In summary: it's a bug in Firef
Ok, for my regular profile I only use Adblock Plus. I have done further
testing and discovered:
Using a fresh profile in every case:
1. Firefox 3 (Ubuntu version) exhibits this bug
2. Firefox 3 (upstream version) exhibits this bug
3. Firefox 2 (Ubuntu version) does *not* exhibit this bug.
4. Firef
Martin & everyone,
Please, I would urge everyone to pay attention to this post to avoid
further confusion.
This bug (#192888) is concerned with libflashsupport causing crashes on
Flash v9. We are forced to use libflashsupport on Flash v9 to get it
working with PulseAudio.
Since Flash v10 beta 1,
I'm anticipating that 64bit users will not notice crashes on these sites
- presumably because of nspluginwrapper. Following from my earlier
proposal to use nspluginwrapper on 32bit Ubuntu (to fix PulseAudio &
libflashsupport problems, see bug #192888), I have created a thread on
the Ubuntu Forums w
I am currently running Intrepid (also using Flash v10 beta 2) and I can
confirm this behaviour, using Firefox 3. Another site that crashes 100%
reproducibly: http://polidics.com/
Tested on two computers, a) Dell Inspiron 510m - Pentium M, Intel 855GM;
b) Dell Dimension 1100 - Intel Celeron, NVIDIA
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 247682 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/247682
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 247682
beta flash/ firefox crash
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Following up on my previous post - the "force greedy" patch was disabled
in version 2:2.3.2-2ubuntu2 of the intel driver (although only because
it was causing a segmentation fault). I hope this patch doesn't get re-
introduced, as my Intel 855GM seems pretty snappy using the "always"
MigrationHeuri
Ok, a quick follow-up to my previous post.
I played a movie (Blade III, audio at 48Khz and PulseAudio server at
44.1Khz) as a resampling test and I could hear crackling (that's
unrelated to buffering) during explosion sequences. It seems the
resampler "speex-fixed-0" causes some crackling distorti
PulseAudio's resample-method in Ubuntu is currently set to "speex-
float-3", which uses a high amount of CPU when a client uses a different
sample rate than the server.
Here's an example: if you play a 48Khz mp3, it has to be downsampled
PulseAudio's default rate of 44.1Khz. On my system, the puls
Thomas,
Your patch is a good start towards getting this fixed, but it's not
working correctly yet. I noticed you said it was a rounding issue, can
it be fixed? In case you think that decreasing these values by just a
few points isn't bad, remember that the values get decreased upon *each*
invocati
Bryce,
Can I make a request re: 05_intel_exa_force_greedy.patch? Currently this
patch forces the "greedy" heuristic which is currently the best option
for many Intel cards (mine included). However, it effectively disables
EXA acceleration for most cases, as far as I understand.
Wouldn't it be bet
max,
Please read the entire bug report before posting, it's already been
discussed. The FlashPlayer9Solution page gives instructions to manually
build the libflashsupport.so library that is *already* part of the
"libflashsupport" package (that you tell us to remove in the first
step), so your inst
Daniel,
Will a backported libflashsupport be set as depends or conflicts against
flashplugin-nonfree? As far as I can see, libflashsupport still causes
Flash 10 to crash. I have tested this with Hardy (manually installing
select Intrepid packages) and now Intrepid.
I see your proposed branch will
Alexander & Ken,
Would it not fall under the category of MicroReleaseExceptions?
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates/MicroReleaseExceptions
If you read Firefox's upstream bug, there is some confusion as to why
GtkButton cases exhibit this bug, and the reason for that confusion is
that a
Alexander,
Take a look at two shots taken from Firefox 3 on http://slashdot.org.
The first shows the widgets rendered by the default (unpatched) Human
theme using the Ubuntulooks engine, and and second shot shows the
patched engine. Note that the same problem exists for the Murrine
engine, but the
** Attachment added: "Ubuntulooks widgets rendered in Firefox 3 (patched)"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/15069713/Ubuntulooks_widgets_patched.png
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Luke,
When you say that you cannot get sound from flash, are you referring to
flash 9? Currently, our only "sane" options are:
1. Flash 9 + libflashsupport + nspluginwrapper. This is suboptimal as it
does not prevent flash from crashing, it merely provides a layer of
protection to prevent Firefox
tvst,
Firstly, enable the hardy-proposed repository and grab version
2.6.24-17-generic of the kernel, that may help eliminate stuttering
(even without PulseAudio). Also, your comments re: removing your
asound.conf seem odd. As far as I know, dmix is setup by default in ALSA
when no asound.conf fil
@Bryce Harrington: I tried the patch from bug #151 and it didn't help
this situation either. I believe the purpose of that patch is to provide
values to improve colour reproduction, and while it's a good patch that
has (IIRC) been pushed upstream, it doesn't help with this particular
bug.
@Thomas
Peter, I simply took the 64bit Ubuntu source and hacked it to work on
32bit architectures. Here's a page describing nspluginwrapper:
http://gwenole.beauchesne.info//en/projects/nspluginwrapper
Arthur, I'm not sure if your experience will necessarily reflect other
users, as libflashsupport seems to
Jeremy,
Ensure you have the correct configuration enabled (your post suggests
you do) and that libflashsupport is *not* installed, and disable compiz.
Maybe I'm crazy, but I could have sworn I saw a "Known Issues" entry
mentioning instability when using compiz because of XRender, but I can't
seem
Brian,
I'm sorry, but why has the target milestone been removed? Andrea is
referring to GtkEntry widgets needing a hack to fix, but the patches in
the report fixes GtkButton cases, and it is not a hack (in fact, the fix
is to remove an obsolete hack).
Fedora have applied the same fix to GtkButton
Daniel,
Sorry, I see you mentioned libasound2-plugins.
Let me just add that if you set a system-wide /etc/asound.conf then
everything will work except GDM's login sound. If an ALSA application
routes audio through the pcm_pulse plugin while no PulseAudio server is
running, it simply gives a "conn
Daniel,
It's good that we can use set-pulseaudio per-user (that will allow GDM
access to the sound card, unlike with a global /etc/asound.conf due to
PulseAudio not running system-wide), but it should be set *by default*
without user intervention.
Also, it is critical for the "libasound2-plugins"
Message from Lennart Poettering on upsteam's mailing list:
https://tango.0pointer.de/pipermail/pulseaudio-
discuss/2008-May/001796.html
"The current version of Flash relies on snd_async_add_pcm_handler() to
be available in ALSA in all cases. This is ugly (especially from a
plugin, since it relie
Daniel,
I rebooted kernel 2.6.24-17-generic with the parameter nohz=off, and,
using the default PulseAudio configuration, stutters continue. Easily
reproducible by playing a movie in VLC and moving around its window or
minimizing/maximizing Firefox simultaneously. In fact, it stutters even
when th
Daniel,
Thanks for not marking the pulseaudio task invalid yet, as I have a
theory as to why some applications stutter.
If you can bear with me by installing the Debian unstable versions of
libasound2/libasound2-plugins and run pulseaudio in verbose mode, it
exposes some odd behaviour for certain
Simon, do you still have libflashsupport installed? If so, remove it and
add the proper configuration to /etc/asound.conf; see bug #198453.
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Simon, I just saw your earlier comment re: Arch. If you're experiencing
crashes even without PulseAudio, then it's a bug in Flash and not
related to this report. Please read the original description of this
report properly.
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https://b
ski,
We can forget about nspluginwrapper (and libflashsupport) to reduce
complexity, that's all. With versions of Flash prior to v10 beta, the
basic equation was:
a) Flash = audio is not directed to PulseAudio, therefore sounds cannot mix.
However, Flash does not crash.
b) Flash + configuration
I edited the original description to add some more information, I hope
nobody minds.
Also, please see bug #192888 regarding Flash. Adobe have released
version 10 (beta) of the Flash plugin, and the solution proposed in this
bug allows Flash's audio to work fine with PulseAudio without any other
wo
Hi,
Adding to Doctor P's feedback:
a) flash 10 + libflashsupport = audio works with pulseaudio
b) flash 10 without libflashsupport = audio does not work with pulseaudio
c) flash 10 without libflashsupport + fixes proposed in bug #198453 = audio
works with pulseaudio
This bug now depends on #198
James,
If you enable the hardy-proposed repository you will find it has been
fixed in kernel 2.6.24-17. If you do not want to enable this repository,
I assume this fix will be included in the next kernel update.
You can see the metapackage now exists from here:
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/h
Luke,
Yes, I experienced bad skipping in several applications (OSS Skype via
padsp , VLC and others). I managed to fix it by changing the default
fragment settings in PulseAudio (and I believe kernel 2.6.24-17-generic
helped a lot too). I posted a HOWTO on ubuntuforums dealing with this
issue (and
To summarize:
The action proposed by this bug is *highly* recommended, with the
following notes and caveats:
1. There will no longer be sound available for GDM, since it will
attempt to use the "pulse" device, and since Hardy is configured to run
PulseAudio on user login, the pulseaudio server wi
Krzysztof,
Regarding the crash you're experiencing, please see bug #198453, and try
updating your libasound2 and libasound2-plugins packages to see if it
solves your particular problem. See my comment here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/198453/comments/65
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Luke,
What exactly can't you reproduce? What I found is that Hardy's
libasound2 and libasound2-plugins packages seem buggy, so I tried Debian
unstable's version and they worked. It seems Intrepid has already synced
these packages, so you can grab from there as well.
I installed Skype from the Med
We may need to arrange for a FFe to get this bug fixed. Here is the
situation:
Using libasound2 and libasound2-plugins from Hardy, asound.conf as posted in
this bug report:
Skype (ALSA version, configured to use "pulse" devices) - does not work
correctly, process seems to freeze
Neverball - does
ubby,
If you cannot get sound in any application, then you're looking at the
wrong bug. Most sounds work fine for applications installed by default
in Ubuntu at the moment; this bug is to (hopefully) correct sounds for
other applications that are not using PulseAudio (and thus to resolve
problems
Fixed in linux-meta 2.6.24.17.19
** Changed in: linux-meta (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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Tim,
Although the original reporter reported the issue fixed, it's not fixed
for me yet. Perhaps it's better to wait for some more feedback to see if
more steps need to be taken.
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Over-optimistic buffering in PulseAudio causes underruns (audible stuttering,
pops)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bu
Ian & dhaval,
Kernel 2.6.24-17-generic is already in the repositories. You just need
to enable the "hardy-proposed" repository via Synaptic.
If you still have problems with audio, it may not be due to the
scheduler. In that case, see bug #190754.
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ht
kripkenstein,
That's probably because you didn't install the "linux-ubuntu-
modules-2.6.24-17-generic" package manually. The "linux-generic"
metapackage usually gets uploaded after all packages are built and ready
(including the restricted-modules). I don't think everything is ready
yet, so you ne
Daniel,
I'm sorry, but kernel 2.6.24-17-generic does not help with PulseAudio
stuttering (although some applications appear more resistant to
stuttering than others).
For example (using the default pulse settings): totem (gstreamer, using
pulse) will never stutter under CPU load. VLC using pulse
A good test is Skype (OSS), available from Medibuntu as skype-static-oss
(as the ALSA version is not currently compatible). Run skype using the
padsp wrapper, i.e.: padsp skype
With the default settings, sound skips terribly. Using the above
configuration, it doesn't skip at all on my system. I ha
As crazy as it may seem, reducing the buffer may help. Also I noticed
reduced CPU usage when I manually set the sample rate to my soundcard's
native rate, 48000Hz.
Try changing your /etc/pulse/daemon.conf to reflect the following
changes:
; default-sample-format = s16le
default-sample-rate = 4800
Robert,
If you have the Medibuntu repository active, you can download skype-oss-
static that appears to be the same version as the latest ALSA build
(2.0.0.68+repack-0medibuntu3). You can use the padsp wrapper with that
version.
There's no need to get all hot and bothered; people here are trying
I didn't have smplayer installed, but you are correct, that also changes
the values. It is *not* a problem with mplayer, though.
--- xvattr.default 2008-04-25 20:33:02.0 +0100
+++ xvattr.smplayer 2008-04-25 20:45:37.0 +0100
@@ -11,17 +11,17 @@
Flags: XvGettable XvSetta
Jeremy,
That is one possible way to make sounds work correctly, but it is not
what Daniel was referring to. Daniel was talking about comment #136 in
which he has modified PulseAudio to use ALSA's dmix. To test this
solution, you should probably remove nspluginwrapper and
libflashsupport, otherwise
Test Case 2:
1. Get default settings from fresh startup, before launching any movie players,
i.e. xvattr >xvattr.default
2. Repeatedly open a movie in totem-gstreamer, then close movie and record
xvattr settings, i.e.
totem /usr/share/example-content/Experience\ ubuntu.ogg
xvattr >xvattr.1
tote
I'm sorry Konrad, but Debian's experimental package still has this
problem for me. The following testcase applies to Ubuntu Hardy's latest
driver, as well as Debian experimental:
System:
Dell Inspiron 510m
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82852/855GM Integrated
Graphics Device
Here's Skype's output too.
** Attachment added: "pulseaudio-skype.log"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13852695/pulseaudio-skype.log
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Luke & Daniel,
Using libasound2-plugins_1.0.15-1ubuntu3.1~ppa1_i386.deb doesn't help,
but seems to be different.
When I try to play flash, there is no sound output, but pulseaudio log
output goes nuts, seemingly opening and killing dozens of clients per
second. Bear in mind the output I'm sending
Alexander,
I forgot to mention that I did not have libflashsupport installed for
the previous tests, as you requested. It seems that this isn't a
solution.
I also tried the ALSA version of Skype (Case 2 configuration), manually
set the sound devices to "pulse" and funnily enough, the Skype contro
The problem is a little more complicated.
Case 1. Default installation & asound.conf from bug #198453
a) Flash audio will play, but still hogs the sound card and does not
show on the PulseAudio Volume Control applet. Checking .xsession-errors
after flash playback shows the following line:
ALSA l
linovski,
This bug is concerned with flash crashing while using libflashsupport.
The purpose of libflashsupport is to allow flash to share sound with
other pulseaudio-aware applications (without it, flash blocks sound from
playing simultaneously with other applications, as you are
experiencing).
We have functional Skype via the OSS version; it is available in the
Medibuntu repositories as skype-static-oss. If we include
libflashsupport, sound will indeed work, but will also cause most users
no end to their frustration (browsing a couple of Youtube pages is
enough to trigger a crash).
To t
Konrad,
I'll give the experimental package soon, but can I ask: do you use the
overlay or texture video adapter on your Intel chipset? It seems that
bug fixes textured video, which my 855GM chipset doesn't even support...
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Public bug reported:
System: Hardy x86 (fresh install from RC, latest updates & using main
repository)
Test case:
install -server kernel via: sudo apt-get install linux-server
Expected results:
All necessary packages are installed, including linux-restricted-modules-server
and the actual restri
Alexander,
I agree we need to follow the first option mentioned in #198452, i.e.
the "PerfectSetup" route, but I hope you don't forget the required
asound.conf entries, but also new dependencies such as libsdl1.2debian-
pulseaudio and libao-pulse to be given priority over the -alsa packages.
As f
Detlef,
Try my workaround in comment #10. Just remember that this change will
not take effect until all terminals are closed, or perhaps it requires
you to log out and back in.
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I am using Hardy, having no problems with kernel version
2.6.24-16-generic. If I try to boot from kernel 2.6.24-16-server,
however, I get precisely the same error message as listed above. My
system is a Dell Inspiron 510m laptop (Intel(R) Pentium(R) M processor
1500MHz, 512mb RAM). I am running the
My apologies, I meant comment #106 in the previous entry.
It seems that CONFIG_FAIR_CGROUP_SCHED may play a part in this
difference. Testing was done on my desktop system, but unfortunately the
-server kernel refuses to boot on my Dell Inspiron 510m laptop which I
primarily use (complains about mi
I realize that we are too close to release, but this information may be
useful for Ibex.
I ran a comparison between -generic and -server kernel, my testcase is
in comment #104 of bug #192888. In a nutshell, the generic kernel causes
pulseaudio to stutter when playing multiple streams, but the serv
I added my user to the pulse groups and ran the same test as above. It
seems the -generic kernel works a little better, but I can still hear
some stuttering. The -server kernel still hasn't demonstrated a single
stutter under the same testing conditions.
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https
I managed to compare the -server and -generic kernel on my desktop,
details follow.
System: Dell Dimension 1100 (Celeron(R) CPU 2.80GHz, Analog Devices AD1980)
Configuration: Default Hardy install, using "nv" video driver, rev.23 patched
default.pa. User is *not* part of pulse, pulse-access, puls
Daniel,
Thanks, I must have changed the default mixer setting by accident, the
laptop keys work now.
I have already been following bug #188226 and tried the -server kernel,
but it does not boot on my laptop. I forget the exact output, but it
mentioned something about a missing CPU feature. Sorry.
Given the warnings about real-time and high-priority scheduling, I added
my user to the pulse, pulse-access and pulse-rt groups, then logged back
in. This seems to have solved the stuttering issue with multiple sound
sources.
I have noticed another very serious issue, however. When I adjust the
so
Daniel,
Using revision 23 allows pulseaudio and ALSA applications to
successfully share the sound card. However, there are issues.
The first issue is that sound is stable when playing from one source,
but more than one source causes sound to quite easily stutter. I will
try to force pulseaudio to
My apologies for the double post, launchpad is acting erratically
tonight. Attaching the log of a successful initialization of pulseaudio.
** Attachment added: "PulseAudio log (successfully initializes)"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13583939/pulseaudio2.log
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Using this new default.pa, it seems that pulseaudio fails to initialize
4/5 times, but it does work for every 1/5 or so attempts. It seems to be
a random phenomenon, and I did not have any applications running that
would lock the sound card for access.
I simply ran "pulseaudio -vv" from the termin
Using this new default.pa, it seems that pulseaudio fails to initialize
4/5 times, but it does work for every 1/5 or so attempts. It seems to be
a random phenomenon, and I did not have any applications running that
would lock the sound card for access.
I simply ran "pulseaudio -vv" from the termin
Daniel,
PulseAudio does not work with the modifications in consider_2.diff.
Here's the output:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ pulseaudio
W: pid.c: Stale PID file, overwriting.
W: alsa-util.c: Device default doesn't support 44100 Hz, changed to 48000 Hz.
W: alsa-util.c: Device default doesn't support 44100
I found something in debug from yesterday - last entries before freeze:
Apr 18 17:06:13 conrad-laptop NetworkManager: [1208531173.271317]
nm_device_802_11_wireless_update_bssid(): Roamed from BSSID 00:18:74:0A:D7:91
to 00:18:74:C6:5C:D1 on wireless network 'FHTW-1X'
Apr 18 17:06:43 conrad-lapto
Hello,
I have the same problem on wlan networks with wp2 enterprise including special
certificate. Total system freeze, only hard reset possible. The failure occurs
one time a day during eight hours.
Kernel: 2.6.22-14-generic
Gnome - Ubuntu Gutsy
Driver: madwifi
Chip: Atheros
Laptop: Samsung R4
Hi Daniel,
I'm glad you have a solution, but won't this create even higher latency
due to dmix? Many sound cards do not support hardware mixing, or support
a limited range of rates, so dmix will be processor intensive. For
example, my STAC9750,51 only supports 48000Hz natively (and
dmix/pulseaudio
I wouldn't get so worried yet; Unless I'm mistaken, I think this bug was
automatically marked as Fix Released due to the previous commit by
Alexander before he decided to include nspluginwrapper.
Alexander, do you need any help reworking the nspluginwrapper amd64
package? I can give it a try if y
A little update.
I have been testing Fedora rawhide and noticed that their "nodoka" gtk
engine (originally based on murrine, I believe) uses the same fix as I
posted in this bug for Ubuntulooks and Murrine (originally found by
Andrea Cimitan). The issue with GtkEntry boxes is more complicated and
Alexander,
The pulseaudio developers have stated that the problem is not because of
libflashsupport, but flash itself.
http://www.pulseaudio.org/ticket/225
http://www.pulseaudio.org/ticket/267
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I hacked the amd64 source and built an i386 package of nspluginwrapper.
It seems to work identically to Fedora 9; when flash crashes, the flash
box turns grey but Firefox does not crash. There's no error dialog
either (as mentioned in my last post).
If you test this package, remember that you have
I have compiled and installed nspluginwrapper (from the original source,
so it's a manual install).
I now experience the following behaviour:
Browsing Youtube works correctly as usual, but at some times the flash box
turns grey and a message dialog pops up saying this: "This problem report does
I have made some interesting discoveries regarding this bug.
First of all, libflashsupport appears to trigger these crashes, but it
is apparently exposing a bug in flash, not pulseaudio. See this upstream
ticket: http://www.pulseaudio.org/ticket/267
Secondly, I have installed Fedora 9 (rawhide i6
Confirmed on my system, Hardy with latest updates.
I am the author of the Human-Murrine and Human-Clearlooks theme
modifications that added color chooser support. Metacity uses a shade of
the "Selected items" background colour for these themes, but will not
update in real-time when changed via the
System: Dell Inspiron 510m
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82852/855GM Integrated
Graphics Device (rev 02)
00:1f.5 Multimedia audio controller: Intel Corporation 82801DB/DBL/DBM
(ICH4/ICH4-L/ICH4-M) AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 01)
I can confirm the same issue on my system fu
Daniel,
It's not recommended to edit menu.lst in that way. Please paste the
output of this: sudo update-grub
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That should have fixed the problem; more than likely you didn't update
the repository information or else you're using an outdated mirror.
This should fix it:
1. $ sudo apt-get update
2. $ sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
3. If you're not running kernel 2.6.24-15 (or the most recent kernel) yet,
reboot
Bruce,
I think you're misunderstanding the issue. The patches in this bug
report do not change the button roundness in any themes; if the theme
specifies squares widgets, they will remain square.
The purpose of these patches are to remove unnecessary *rectangular*
white borders surrounding GtkBut
Bruce,
If you took a look at the patches, you'd see that "hacks" already
existed in the theme engines' code (in Murrine and Ubuntulooks, at
least) specifically for Firefox 2. Removing said hacks fixes the problem
with button borders (GtkButton) but not text boxes (GtkEntry) in Firefox
3.
Since Fi
I was suffering from this issue, but xulrunner-1.9 (1.9~b5+nobinonly-
0ubuntu1) did indeed fix the issue. All images display from:
http://virtualnorthstar.org
gpothier,
I am using an Intel 855gm chipset, and as far as I know the "intel"
driver is now forcing the "greedy" MigrationHeuristic with E
Bruce,
Yes, that is the general rule, except if a newer bug has made more
progress or documented the issue more thoroughly. In my duplicate there
is feedback from a GTK theme engine developer, and patches attached to
fix half of the cases in this bug - they need to be seen more than this
bare repo
Bruce,
It probably would have been better to mark this bug as a duplicate of
mine: https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/195929
Please see my bug for a summary (and patches). The problem is
complicated as
a) rendering of buttons can be (and have been) fixed in the theme engine's code
(my bug has patc
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 180962 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/180962
I'm currently creating an alternative theme for consideration in Hardy,
but I want to bring your attention to a crude workaround I've included.
See: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=715530
Basically,
Confirmed, also running latest Hardy. I've noticed this problem for a
while now, and it is especially noticeable when Gnome Appearance
Preferences/Font is set to Subpixel/Slight.
The offending font configuration file is /etc/fonts/conf.avail/53
-monospace-lcd-filter.conf - if you delete or move th
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