Hello Brian,
I'm using 64bit Ubuntu so I can't easily test this, but I think the code
should work now (assuming it already worked on amd64 before). I just saw
the copy-paste-error while looking for information on what this program
does.
On a 32bit Ubuntu system (not mine, no hybrid graphics):
Public bug reported:
When looking at /etc/init/hybrid-gfx.conf or hybrid-detect one could
maybe guess its use, but there is no description in the upstart job, no
manpage, no 'hybrid-detect --help' or similar.
I propose adding an '--help' option to hybrid-detect with an output like
this:
printf("
Public bug reported:
There seems to be a copy-paste-error in /share/hybrid/hybrid-detect.c, line 187
ff.:
> char *arch = NULL;
> arch = get_output("dpkg --print-architecture");
> if (strcmp(arch, "amd64") == 0) {
> arch_path = "x
pidybi:
> I have the some and can't make
>
> rm .goutputstream-* -v
>
> every day :(
Just put this command into autorun (in system menu top left on screen):
sh -c "rm ~/.goutputstream-*"
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Happy to hear it works again.
> sudo update-apt-xapian-index --verbose --force --batch-mode &> uaxi.output
>
> leaves a blank console...
The command directs all output to the file "uaxi.output". So you can find the
output in that file. (Slightly different from usual output because of
"--batch-m
OK, the only error is this one (printed three times):
opera.desktop: parsing X-AppInstall-Popcon: invalid literal for int()
with base 10: ''
But I think that's unrelated to your issue. Seems like it worked. Just run the
command again to see if it crashes again because of the new
/var/lib/apt-xap
The file contains non-printable / corrupted characters in the entry for
'libcommons-javaflow-java-doc':
$ grep -vEC 1 '^[[:print:]]*$' SickofSociety_cataloged_times.p
p20573
�1336418�58.2340701
sS'l�bcommon�-javafl�w-java-doc'
p20574
$ grep -C 1 'common.*-java.*java-doc'
/var/lib/apt-xapian-inde
Problem solved, but not actually a bug.
** Changed in: firefox (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Title:
Firefox spell check does not work
I'm not sure, if you understood me / I understood you. I meant this:
Right click in a text input box -> "Languages" -> make sure an entry is
chosen (should have a dot in front of it). You can choose a language by
simply clicking on it in this submenu.
"Extras -> Add-ons -> Languages" was only for
Did you also choose a language (below "Check Spelling")? Afaik this
setting is not remembered with some modified privacy settings. Also
check "Extras -> Add-ons -> Languages".
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Confirmed for 12.04.
Also note, that not all frequencies are displayed. For me, "turbo mode"
and "2.21 GHz" to "1300 MHz" are displayed, but the cpu is running at
800 MHz, which is the lowest one available. Thus, the percentages which
_are_ displayed are probably correct.
See also #911387
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I got the firefox update (version 12 -> 13) today. It _allows_ reading
the files @{PROC}/[0-9]*/net/dev and wireless, but the changelog says:
> adjust apparmor profile to deny reads to @{PROC}/[0-9]*/net/dev.
(same for wireless)
This is just a kind of typo in the changelog, isn't it?
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> what is your lightdm version? mine 1.2.1
Mine too, but that's no surprise. All users of (X|K|L)Ubuntu 12.04 should have
LightDM 1.2.1 (unless manually changed). See
http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=lightdm
> ps -ef | grep lightdm
Mine is similar:
root 980 1 0 13:33 ?
> oh yes! checked the code and then again lost my memory :).
No problem. Happens :)
In short: I'm pretty sure now, that lightdm is creating these files.
In long:
I modified my ps-log.sh a bit, ran it several times and saw, that
lightdm sometimes appeared in the log right before the file was crea
Doug McMahon (mc3man):
> I'll say that andyrock's fix works just fine here on 12.04 to fix the issue
Sorry, I overlooked that branch.
Thank you, andyrock!
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> Notice, how lightdm was not present on Dennis machine when file created, then
> it comes up and dissapears.
Maybe lightdm was actually running. This would be possible:
- ps logs running processes (started by my script)
- lightdm starts and creates .goutputstream*
- next run of ps
But it could
This bug affects (and annoys) me too. Also if I open Nautilus and then
try to focus it with Alt+Tab, its at the end of the list, so I have to
press Tab about 3 times.
When I read https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity/+bug/864233/comments/4 I tried
changing that property:
CompizConfig Settings Manager
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 781931 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/781931
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 781931
New windows are moved to front but don't take focus
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 781931 ***
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** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 945812
nautilus windows often open without focus if a terminal window is open,
focus remains on terminal
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 781931
Thank you Karolis! I downloaded your file and merged the duplicate
blocks (search + replace). It's 330 lines now, instead of 3900.
Here are the diffs:
$ diff PART1 PART2
2c2
< sh
---
> lightdm # LightDM start
$ diff PART2 PART3 # "FILE CREATED!!!" is between these two (empty diff)
$ diff PART3 PAR
> This issue seems to be gone in Karmic. Can anyone confirm?
I found this bug while searching for another one. It's not a problem for
me, but in Ubuntu 12.04 (Unity) I experience almost the same behaviour
as specified in the description. The only difference is, that a file /
folder is focused in N
> is that specific to one of the lightdm greeters?
I don't know if it's specific to unity-greeter. Maybe an Xfce / LXDE
user can try the script I attached. There are also some Xubuntu users
which commented on this bug.
For those who want to try my script: You should start it only just
before requ
** Attachment added: "ps-log.out.shortened"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/984785/+attachment/3155848/+files/ps-log.out.shortened
** Also affects: lightdm
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Summary of previous comments:
- blank files (#25, #31) or partial copies of .Xauthority (#11, #15, #26 / #28,
mine too)
- in Ubuntu and Xubuntu (files shown by Nautilus, Thunar and ls; no file
manager problem)
- created on direct shutdown (but not logout -> shutdown)
Workaround: put 'sh -c "rm ~
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