Yes, this is happening for me on any app that supports zooming using
scrolling and a key modifier, like Nautilus, Chrome & Firefox. I'm using
an XPS 13 (9343). Does anybody know the correct component (e.g. Gnome or
Synaptics?) to raise this bug against?
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Okay, looks like this is unfixable until the switch to libinput
(Wayland):
* https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=76094
The workaround until then is to disable coasting:
```
Option "CoastingSpeed" "0"
```
or to make it part of your muscle memory not to do it I guess :-).
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Hi Christopher,
No backport required by me thanks. Alain Rouet's work-around solves this
problem.
Thanks, Dominic.
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Title:
DRI_PRIME=1 has no
Hi Christopher,
I can confirm that this issue has been fixed in the current daily build
of Ubuntu 15.04.
Thanks, Dominic.
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Title:
DRI_PRIME=1
That's a clever trick, being able to downgrade dependencies like that.
Any pointers on how one goes about doing it, since even if I add
'trusty' sources to `/etc/apt/sources.list' then I still only see a
single version available to install if I run `apt-show-versions xserver-
xorg`?
Anyway, great
Public bug reported:
On an Optimus laptop with both GPUs enabled, having run this command so
that the Nvidia GPU can be used to offload 3D work from the Intel GPU:
```
xrandr --setprovideroffloadsink nouveau Intel
```
Then running this command:
```
DRI_PRIME=1 glxinfo | grep OpenGL vendor
+1 to this bug being a high.
Adding more features while bugs like this exist is why Linux continues
to be barely usable as a desktop environment.
Experienced on Ubuntu Gnome 14.04 with only one keyboard layout
installed. Experiencing the randomly switching variety of the bug rather
than the
I consider this a serious bug as Alacarte is the only way to add
graphical launchers in Ubuntu, and before I found that bug I just kept
adding more and more launcher for the same thing (hoping to fix an issue
in the first launcher I created), but of course it never helped.
Are people also finding
At the time I was using a default ubuntu 8.10 installation with the nmapplet
utility that comes out of the box.
I subsequently had a look into this, and whiile I can no longer remember the
exact details, I believe I discovered that the wireless chipset that came
with the Thinkpad X31 had only
Public bug reported:
When I try to connect to any a wpa network (either mine, or any of my
neighbors) I see a dialog that says:
Authentication required by wireless network
Passwords or encryption keys are required to access the wireless network
''
Wireless Security: [empty
This is a dupe of #189398, and is solved by creating a new file
(/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-airo) containing the following two lines:
blacklist padlock_aes
blacklist geode_aes
and then restarting the machine. I now have wifi working again on my X31
in Hardy Heron!
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okay, so this is my understanding of how things should work:
1. on a local network without DHCP, resolv.conf is configured manually by the
user
2. on a local network with DHCP, resolv.conf is set once at connection time,
but then may be updated each time the DHCP lease is renewed
3. on a remote
here is a script for if you don't want to apply this patch yourself, or
you don't like the idea of losing dynamic DNS updates. it must be run as
root (sudo), and started up as soon as you have connected to your VPN:
#!/bin/bash
if [ $1 = restore ]; then
if [ `grep -c # forcibly restored
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