This affects me on a Microsoft Surface Pro 7+ which I upgraded in-place
from 23.10 to 24.04-beta with `do-release-upgrade -d` yesterday.
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> Either we need to somehow detect the printable area for the print
> driver, modify the layout a bit
We do this now (we encode it as `unwriteableMargin`)
There are still edge-cases/special-circumstances where we get this
wrong (e.g. bug 1763246) but
I think so, yeah.
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Hi Justin! Original reporter here -- I've been running Ubuntu 18.10
since release, and I've never once been able to reproduce this issue on
that version.
I have the same gnome-shell version as you, and I tested Firefox 65
(official version from Ubuntu repos) and am still unable to reproduce.
I'd
RE cosmic (replying to
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ibus/+bug/1765304/comments/52
and
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ibus/+bug/1765304/comments/55
):
I've installed the proposed gnome-shell-common and gnome-shell package
updates, and I don't see any issues so far (after a
(My experience [of Cosmic being unaffected] seems to match what was
reported in comment 44 (
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ibus/+bug/1765304/comments/44
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Hi Brian. I have been running Cosmic (Ubuntu 18.10) as my main OS since
its release, and I don't think I've ever actually hit the bug on Cosmic.
(I just verified that I have the GTK_IM_MODULE=ibus variable set, too.
So I think I would be hitting this bug, if Cosmic were affected.)
So, my
The fix seems good to me!
My verification steps:
- I verified that I could still reproduce the issues in the first post here,
in a stock Ubuntu 18.04.1 installation in a VM (all package at their "freshly
installed" version, including Firefox).
- In doing this, I tested both scenarios from
As noted on the github issue, Fedora doesn't seem to be affected at all
(when testing the same ibus/mutter/Firefox versions as in Ubuntu). So
this is seeming to be Ubuntu-specific, fortunately/unfortunately...
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> the bug might be better placed on https://github.com/ibus/ibus/issues
instead.
Thanks -- I'll file an issue there, too, later today. (I wish I knew how
to test old ibus builds & bisect between them so that I could extra-
confirm that it was an ibus change that broke this, and perhaps bisect
to
Public bug reported:
tl;dr: starting in Ubuntu 18.04, "ibus" seems to lower and raise
Firefox, whenever the user tries to focus an
field on a web page. This is not a regression in Firefox, as the same
Firefox version runs just fine in Ubuntu 17.10 -- it seems to be a bug
in ibus, because it
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On Ubuntu 17.10 Artful (current Ubuntu development version), the Firefox
package is extremely out of date for some reason.
Quoting the package page:
https://packages.ubuntu.com/artful/firefox
"Package: firefox (50.1.0+build2-0ubuntu1)"
Compare to these non-development
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Over on the bug where I initially brought this up, Rocko tells me:
===
your lockup looks like
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1680904 (and the upstream
bug is
(Thanks @Rocko - I'd filed
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1693357 but I've
now marked that as a duplicate of the bug you mentioned.)
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When starting a Firefox compilation job earlier today, my system locked
up; ctrl-alt-f1 had no effect, etc. (I was able to restart with the
REISUB technique.)
I'm on 64-bit Ubuntu Zesty, and I was
(I initially reported this issue via a comment on another bug, being unsure if
it was that bug or not:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1674838/comments/208
I'm filing this as its own bug as directed there. Let me know if there's
any other information that I can/should
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When starting a Firefox compilation job earlier today, my system locked
up; ctrl-alt-f1 had no effect, etc. (I was able to restart with the
REISUB technique.)
I'm on 64-bit Ubuntu Zesty, and I was running a kernel version that's
currently in zesty-proposed to have the fix
I installed the kernel with the fix from zesty-proposed
(4.10.0-22-generic #24-Ubuntu), but after ~4 hours of uptime on that
kernel, I hit what felt like the same system lockup again. (Or perhaps
a new version of this lockup that the patch introduces / leaves
unfixed?)
Here's the kern.log from
Hi Chris! I'm still seeing this issue (in latest Firefox Nightly), BTW.
I'm also noticing that "about:startpage" (the default homepage imposed
by the extension) does not load in affected versions, possibly due to
this same issue.
Also: there's one more step that you need to perform before you can
Great, thanks Chris!
Note: I am not a JS expert, so my suggested replacement in comment 0
might not be exactly right for all cases of this pattern. (I believe
it's correct for code that's iterating over a JS array, but the
semantics might be slightly different for other structures, e.g. whether
[CC'ing Alexander, Arzhel/xionox, & Chris, who are all listed as
"Contributors" at the top of UpdateNotifier.js, one of the affected JS
files. Hoping one of them can address this or might know who can.]
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I'm using Ubuntu 16.10 with latest Firefox & ubufox.
Package versions:
$ apt-cache show xul-ext-ubufox | grep Version
Version: 3.2-0ubuntu1
$ apt-cache show firefox | grep Version
Version: 50.0.2+build1-0ubuntu0.16.10.1
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Firefox Nightly (53) no longer supports the non-standard "for each"
looping construct, as of
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1293305
Unfortunately, ubufox uses this construct, which causes problems as shown in
the error console at startup:
> SyntaxError:
As I just discovered & noted in
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1306425#c10 , this doesn't
actually require any Firefox add-ons -- you can reproduce it in
Firefox's "Certificate Viewer" UI, too.
Anyway -- I'm glad we've got a fix in the pipeline here! Thanks, Martin!
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Not sure what happened. I just got a notification that something had
gone wrong after I logged in, and I clicked through to report it.
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 16.04
Package: software-center 16.01+16.04.20160217
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu
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I just installed Ubuntu 15.10 "Wily" using today's daily CD, and I
noticed that the "Help & Support" slideshow slide during the
installation was completely unreadable, due to having dark text on a
dark background.
Screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/dX0Gz5F.png
ProblemType: Bug
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FWIW, Firefox actually worked around this bug locally by making the bits
of firefox-UI in question able to paint the Theme's background gradient
(and we're making sure that any future release with GTK3 enabled will
include this patch). It may still be worth taking the theme patch that
I attached
Here's a patch to fix this. (generated against source obtained from
apt-get source ubuntu-themes).
I'm hoping someone here can take this land it. Please let me know if
there's anything else that's needed here. Thanks!
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FWIW, I verified that this patch fixes the Firefox issue if I apply it directly
to my system, like so:
cd /usr/share/themes/
sudo patch -p1 /tmp/theme-patch.patch
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Firefox Nightlies recently became GTK3-enabled, and that uncovered an
issue with Ubuntu's Ambiance Radiance GTK3 themes.
They're missing a background-color for the .tooltip {...} CSS rule in
their config files. They have a tooltip_bg_color variable, which they
use to set up
Steps to reproduce (sorry for not including these up-front):
1. Download a Desktop firefox nightly build from
https://nightly.mozilla.org/
2. Extract the tarball, e.g.:
tar jxvf firefox-42.0a1.en-US.linux-x86_64.tar.bz2
3. From inside the extracted directory, create an empty folder and
Note that *actual tooltips* are fine, since they render with the
background-image, as specified in gtk-widget.css.
But firefox's notification bars have trouble because they don't get
rendered with the full GTK styling. Firefox sets up a dummy widget and
styles it as a tooltip, and reads its
#36 is off-topic for this bug. I don't know where the correct place is
to send requests for that addon, but it's certainly not here.
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I hit this when unmounting my nexus 7 (original series, from 2012,
running up-to-date Android 4.3).
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(To be clear, Olli is pointing out that you need to update the hexadecimal UUID
here to a new randomly-generated UUID:
https://mxr.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/source/widget/nsIPrintSettings.idl#25
since the interface is changing. Sorry, I should've caught that when I first
looked at this.)
Comment on attachment 729488
Save resolution (dpi) and duplex settings v1
I think this patch generally makes sense. Looks like this is just two
pieces of data that are configurable in the print dialog, which we don't
currently save between print jobs, but which we easily can by storing
them in
[I'm narrowing the scope of the bug-summary to be more specific cover
what the attached patch actually addresses. I believe the rest of
comment 0 is already covered in other bugs (or can be tracked in a new
bug)].
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Marco's workaround in comment 4 here fixed the problem for me, too
(though I used a symlink instead of moving the file).
Specifically, I ran these commands:
cd /usr/lib/python2.7
ln -s plat-x86_64-linux-gnu/_sysconfigdata_nd.py .
and I was able to build firefox after doing that.
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It will however make your screen appear locked but you won't
need a password to unlock it, so that's still a bug but not as critical.
IMHO that's still pretty critical. (Way higher than Low, IMHO)
In an office environment, it's pretty important to be able to lock your
screen when you step away
So at least in my case, the error was something like:
running python rtupdate hooks for python3.2...
Usage: py3clean [-V VERSION] [-p PACKAGE | DIR_OR_FILE]
and it was happening because I had a .rtupdate file that included the command
py3clean -p ubuntu-drivers-common
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optparser attribute missing in cli.py (warning-message-printing fail
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This bug, as-filed, is fixed (in a fresh profile), by changing the
default print target to PDF.
There's apparently a mysterious separate issue with state in existing
profiles that makes Firefox default to PS and hit this bug.
Right now this bug has a mixture of comments about both of these
(In reply to Daniel Holbert [:dholbert] from comment #32)
If so, then shouldn't part of this fix involve removing them, at least
during a transition period?
Possibly.
Perhaps we could add a special case, so that when this pref is read, we
could just check if its value begins
Jonathan: thanks -- so presumably there's something stuck in your Firefox
profile that's making you default to Postscript. If possible, it'd be helpful
if you could isolate whatever's doing that by doing something like the
following:
(1) backup your profile (tar czvf ~/backup.tar.gz
(In reply to Jonathan Kamens from comment #31)
I'm encountering the problem with TB, not FF.
(oops, sorry, I forgot about that)
I removed a bunch of print_to_filename preferences from prefs.js and that
made the problem go away.
Ah -- thanks, that's very helpful!
When I printed to a file
Ah, ok. That's odd then - you might be right about them being obsolete,
and I also don't understand how those prefs tie into triggering this
bug. :( It might initially seem that a PS path in that pref would
trigger PS behavior which triggers this bug -- but that's not the case
in my profile. I
Per previous comment, I'm re-marking this bug as FIXED, based on the
belief that any remaining issues arise from stale data in profiles,
which we're now tracking in bug 691430.
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(In reply to Timothy Arceri from comment #27)
Hi Daniel,
Thanks for the feedback. Feel free to look into why your profile
is stuck defaulting to PS as I can't reproduce this on either of my Linux
machines.
Oddly, it fixed itself in the past few days -- not sure what was going
on.
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STR:
1. Start up Ubuntu's version of Firefox.
2. Visit Help|About Firefox
ACTUAL RESULTS:
It says You are currently on the update channel.
(Note the missing channel-name between the and update. The dialog has 2
spaces there, and no channel-name.)
I ran across this with the (updated) beta2 release of Ubuntu 11.10, in
the Ubuntu-provided Firefox package (version 7.0+build2+nobinonly-
0ubuntu4)
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1. Start up Ubuntu's version of Firefox.
2. Visit Help|About Firefox
ACTUAL RESULTS:
It says You are currently on the update channel.
(Note the missing channel-name between the and update. The dialog has 2
spaces there, and no channel-name.)
EXPECTED RESULTS:
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- 1. Start up Ubuntu's version of Firefox.
- 2. Visit Help|About
+ 1. Start up Ubuntu's version of Firefox.
+ 2. Visit Help|About Firefox
ACTUAL RESULTS:
- It says You are currently on the update channel.
+ It says You are currently on the update
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Just to add another data point -- this is WORKSFORME in a *fresh*
Firefox profile. However, I have the same results as Jonathan in my
normal (non-fresh) Firefox profile -- that is, in my normal profile,
print-to-file still defaults to the name .ps, and when I tick PDF,
it suggests the filename
WORKSFORME in a Kubuntu 11.04 Live USB environment with the included
Firefox 4.0 version.
If you can reproduce the issue described in #320 / #322, please file a
bug at http://bugzilla.mozilla.org (ideally with more information about
how to reproduce), rather than adding the three hundred and
This bug is regressed in FF 4.0.1 on Xubuntu 11.04.
I'm not convinced that it's this bug, even if the STR are the same.
(_This_ bug wasn't image-specific, and it was due to specific code
issue that was fixed.)
Could you file a new bug? This bug is already absurdly long (300
comments), and as
Nate: You're probably applying the patch wrong. If you don't feed
anything to the patch program, it just sits there doing nothing.
Supposing you'd downloaded it to your Desktop as unity-xml-comment-fix.patch,
you'd apply the patch as follows:
cd /
sudo patch -p1
cako: This didn't previously affect Ubuntu 10.10. As I understand it,
this was due to wxwidgets (bitcoin's widget toolkit) having a bad
interaction on Ubuntu 11.04. See discussion in the thread from Comment
#2 here.
If you're hitting problems with Bitcoin not showing up on Ubuntu 10.10,
I'd
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: notify-osd
STEPS TO REPRODUCE:
$ ssh -x localhost # the -x means no x forwarding
[authenticate if necessary]
$ notify-send ohai
EXPECTED RESULTS:
Nothing happens, probably. Or maybe an innocuous warning message saying that no
VERSION INFORMATION:
I'm running up-to-date Ubuntu 11.04, with notify-osd package version
0.9.30-0ubuntu4.
notify-send --version reports notify-send 0.7.2
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The situation in which I encounter this is: I have some long-running scripts
aliases that include a notify-send message when they complete, using Dustin
Kirkland's alert alias:
http://blog.dustinkirkland.com/2010/07/dear-command-line-please-ping-me-when.html
When I run these commands on a
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When running meld with $DISPLAY unset: meld crashed with
AttributeError in __main__: 'NoneType' object
Please remove these kde3 packages from the archive:
Any reason for these removals, and any suggested alternative way to
obtain the removed packages?
Personally, I find kdirstat to be a super-useful part of my toolchain,
and I'm bummed that I can't apt-get install it on Natty.
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(To answer one of my own questions, RE alternative ways to obtain these
packages: I just visited the Ubuntu Maverick package page for i386
kdirstat ( https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/maverick/i386/kdirstat ),
clicked on the 'version' link, downloaded the .deb from there, and then
opened that deb in
This appears to be because Software-Center doesn't accept file:/// URIs,
which appears to be is the type of URI that Firefox passes to it, when
you do Open With: [Ubuntu Software Center] in the file-download
dialog.
Simpler steps to reproduce:
1. Download a deb to e.g. /tmp/foo.deb
2. Run in a
(Compare to e.g. file-roller and eog, both of which handle file:///
URIs just fine.)
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the file in a file manager like nautilus.)
FWIW, I filed https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=652863 for
this on the Mozilla side -- I'm not sure what will result of that though
- it may end up being resolved as
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I just hit this same warning in Ubuntu 10.1...
** (seahorse:2658): WARNING **: imported key but then couldn't find it in
keyring: [long-key-id]
...but in my case it was because $HOME/.gnupg/pubring.gpg was owned by root for
some reason. (I must have accidentally run some command with sudo that
I just hit this same warning in Ubuntu 10.1...
Sorry, that should read Ubuntu 10.10
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I had this exact problem, and I just figured out what was going wrong.
It turned out to be that I'd passed a nonexistent file to --part in my
vmbuilder command. (In the bug-reporter's case -- I'm not sure whether
--part accepts relative paths or not, but if you're sure that
vmbuilder.partition
hypervisor.optparser.error(%s parsing --part option: %s % (errno,
strerror))
My python-fu is not strong, but from looking at the rest of the cli.py
file, I think we want self.optparser, not hypervisor.optparser.
Testing that to see if that fixes it locally...
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self.optparser didn't work -- tried that because there was one other usage of
that in the file, but it gives me
AttributeError: 'CLI' object has no attribute 'optparser
So the existing self.optparser line is probably just as busted as this bug's
hypervisor.optparser line. :)
Trying just plain
that didn't work -- reading the file slightly more intelligently, I see
that optparser is a local variable initialized in main and passed to
its helper functions. It's not passed to set_disk_layout, though (but
it should be).
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