Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: update-manager
The update-manager documentation (C) omf file looks like:
?xml version=1.0 standalone=no?
omf
resource
creators...@inwords.co.za (Sean Wheller) /creator
titleUpdate Manager Manual /title
date2005-03-04 /date
version
Sorry, forgot I had this open. On Hardy this is working properly now.
Thanks.
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[gutsy] Turning on any desktop effects disables Focus Follow Mouse
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/136735
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There were a couple of other improvements / changes. Attached is the
same patch, ported to 2.22. Not sure if the omf series' need updated or
not.
** Attachment added: Updated for Hardy
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/12553268/yelp-hardy.patch
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: epiphany-browser
Not sure when this happened exactly, but epiphany seems to have lost
it's extensions capabilities.
Running Gutsy, at some point in the last few weeks (sorry, can't nail it
down better than that, I leave Epiphany running for long
Thanks for the bug. This is a dup of #97064. The workaround is to create the
directory:
/home/zorro/.gnome2/labyrinth/
(using the command:
mkdir -p /home/zorro/.gnome2/labyrinth/
)
This will be fixed in the next version.
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labyrinth can't work
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/139921
You
Last comment works for me :)
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[Gutsy] desktop effects no window border
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My understanding was that the ghelp link should point to
/usr/share/gnome/help rather than requiring an omf file. There are
several documents we install which don't have omf files... Is that
seriously not going to be supported anymore?
Not having omf files has several drawbacks:
1. The docs
Doesn't solve it for me :(
Attached is my xorg.conf for perusal. It was generated using the
Screens and Graphics caplet. Any advice?
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/9259332/xorg.conf
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[Gutsy] desktop effects no window border
2 separate problems.
First, the desktop effects: Is there a desktop-effects omf file? I
can't find one on my (gutsy) system. This means Rarian / Yelp doesn't
know where to look. (technically, it shouldn't have worked in previous
yelps, but for a strange quirk in libgnome)
Second, the
2 separate problems.
First, the desktop effects: Is there a desktop-effects omf file? I
can't find one on my (gutsy) system. This means Rarian / Yelp doesn't
know where to look. (technically, it shouldn't have worked in previous
yelps, but for a strange quirk in libgnome)
Second, the
Yelp search does use stop words. Not only that, it also allows
common suffixes and common prefixes. All these are fully localised
lists and have been used since GNOME 2.16 (Edgy, IIRC).
In addition, we have a Repeat this search online feature, which is the online
integration you speak of.
Rarian doesn't care what language it's in. If the LANGUAGE environment
variable is set to mk (has mk as it's first element) then the docs
will be picked up if they exist (i.e. it will find aboutubuntu-mk.omf
first). If it doesn't, yelp will fall back to the next available
language and so on. If
Public bug reported:
On my system, I use Focus Follows Mouse. When I enable any form of
desktop effects (through the appearence caplet), this vanishes and I
have to reselect it from the Windows caplet. Similarly, when I
disable desktop effects (as they don't work for me), this happens again
and
I think I'm seeing the same thing. When I switch to Normal Effects or
Extra Effects, all windows appear fine, except their missing the
border and frame. They can still be moved around / minimised / closed /
everything else via the Window List applet or the keyboard but no window
border.
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That's not a duplicate, confirming
No, but it is a duplicate of bug #131284 which will be fixed over the
weekend and get into yelp 2.19.next.
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About Ubuntu window doesn't work (Page Not Found error)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/131549
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Probably due to the new yelp/rarian action: Don - is this your doing?
This one wasn't my fault :P
In fact, it was due to the changes in gnome-doc-utils. I've reproduced
the problem on my machine and got a fix, which I'll commit to SVN.
It'll probably make it's way into the next release (due
The bug is because the intermediate directory (/home/zeke/.gnome2)
doesn't exist. As a work around, you can create this directory and
everything should work properly.
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The configure script for labyrinth calls AM_PATH_PYTHON:
AM_PATH_PYTHON(2.4)
This looks for and finds (at minimum) 2.4 and should work properly with 2.5.
The @PYTHONDIR@ insertion is figured out at buildtime from the information
found using AM_PATH_PYTHON. There is nothing in labyrinth that
As promised upstream, one updated patch to make the info and man pages
work again. The patch replaces the current 06 patch, keeping all the
shiny goodness of the patch but fixing the displaying of man / info page
directories.
** Attachment added: Patch to fix the issue
Just to confirm, rebuilding the package with python 2.5 works as
expected (i.e. the files are put in the right place and all the defines
are correctly defined) and labyrinth runs fine.
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Can't open the sucsessfully installed Labyrinth Mind-mapping
https://launchpad.net/bugs/86503
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Updated slightly. Moves the Can't find the answer link to be
localisable. Cleans up the XSLT somewhat. Moves the ghelp uris to
XSLT.
Well, I'm slightly lost, but if you're referring to the documents which
will appear in the Topics in the left hand column, then yes, we'll wish
to retain the
... and here's where the delicate surgery possibly comes in (sorry!).
The current 06 patch has various things in it to reorder the front page
(in yelp-toc-pager.c). Not sure if these docs will be visible anywhere
in the new TOC structure (Matt?).
Other than that, the patch should replace the 06
Results can be seen at http://scorgie.org/UHC-Feisty.png
Its pretty messy. The XSLT section to look at is in the otherwise
block in stylesheets/toc.xsl. All the strings are in data/toc.xml.in
(translatable).
You'll get the idea for adding more topics and questions (don't forget
to add them to
An interesting problem you've got yourself there. I've played around
with the patch a little, however I don't have Feisty.
A couple of questions first:
* IIRC, the manuals on the front page were going to include links to other TOC
pages, is that still correct?
* Is the left sidebar supposed to
Okay. In Edgy this appears to have been fixed. Feel free to close.
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Hi. I can't reproduce the bug here.
However, I have some new steps to try and create a useful stacktrace, if
you're still experiencing the problem.
1. Make sure you have libgtk2.0-0-dbg and libgtk2.0-0-dev installed (Don't
think the -dev is required)
2. from a terminal run:
firefox -g
This
The problem (AFAICT) is in the gnome-doc-utils module. The string
default:LTR is used for LTR languages. In RTL languages, this should
be translated to default:RTL. In the Hebrew translation in Rosetta,
there is no translation (defaulting to LTR display).
(The offending text is the last string
The problem (AFAICT) is in the gnome-doc-utils module. The string
default:LTR is used for LTR languages. In RTL languages, this should
be translated to default:RTL. In the Hebrew translation in Rosetta,
there is no translation (defaulting to LTR display).
(The offending text is the last string
From the strace:
write(2, The program \'firefox-bin\' receiv..., 571The program 'firefox-bin'
received an X Window System error.
This probably reflects a bug in the program.
The error was 'BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes)'.
(Details: serial 118 error_code 8 request_code 147 minor_code
zgerrz: a11y means accessibility (a-eleven-y).
Seb: I'm not entirely certain when it started. It wasn't present in
Dapper. I *think* it may have started around the time uuids were
introduced to fstab (though, I'm not 100% on this). It was certainly
present while I had the previous 2 copies of
This has now been fixed with one of the recent uploads.
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Translate This Application... points to Dapper version
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Hi,
No click issues in other applications (Well, apart from a malfunctioning
middle-button, but that's not involved here and causes problems with
other OSs). A11y isn't enabled. No thin client setup, just a normal
desktop box.
The only messages in .xsession-errors are:
seahorse nautilus module
Public bug reported:
Using Nautilus spatial mode (non-Ubuntu mode), when I use the Places
menu to open a Place (Home folder or a bookmark), sometimes Nautilus
will spring open ~ 4-5 extra folders with my home directory. This seems
to happen once every 3-4 times I try opening a folder and the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
In Edgy, the menu items in firefox for Translate This Application...
and Get Help Online... both point to Dapper instead of Edgy.
The affected file is
firefox-1.99+2.0rc2+dfsg/browser/base/content/utilityOverlay.js
lines 492 and 497. Changing
Hi,
Sorry, I forgot I filed this bug. I filed another bug upstream, which resulted
in a fix being committed (for my issue) in gnome-screensaver 2.16.1. The
upload at:
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/edgy-changes/2006-October/006980.html
Fixes the issue for me (GNOME bug is bug #361320 -
Seems to have been fixed somewhere between me messing around with config
files, todays upgrades and a bunch of packages that got reinstalled
(don't ask) :)
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Have to reinstall nvidia kernel module on reboot
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-restricted-modules-2.6.17-9-generic
As described on
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=255694
When I reboot my system, I have to reinstall the nvidia module before X
will start. This has happened for the last 2-3 kernels (686, generic
and
Not so much. The file internet.xml, line 326 (or there abouts). The title
tag has extra space in it :) Removing the space from the title to read:
titleBitTorrent/title
will fix the problem.
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BitTorrent sidebar entry is too large
https://launchpad.net/bugs/61714
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Beat me to it :)
It'll be in yelp 2.16.1
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[Edgy] Please hide the cursor
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Yes. Yelp issue. No *Notes were hyperlinked in yelp 2.16. Fixed in
yelp 2.16 though (Edgy). If its not, its a seperate bug that should be
filed upstream. Thanks.
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Hi,
Can you please try turning ON 'browse with caret'. If the cursor still
exists, try turning it off again. Does it still display the cursor?
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
I have two hard drive partition entries in the Places menu.
Both of these show up twice (as Partition and Partition (2)). Only
1 entry for each can be found in fstab. In the Computer location,
only 1 copy of each partition shows up (as
Switching to nv driver solves the problem.
Switching to xinerama solves the problem.
Removing the second screen resolves the problem.
Sigh. I'll file a bug with nvidia about it :(
FWIW, I've attached my xorg.conf (which is pretty messy) and the output
of lspci -vv is:
00:00.0 Host bridge:
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-screensaver
In Edgy.
From the System menu, select Quit Choose Lock screen.
Alternatively, press the Lock Screen hotkey.
The screensaver fade happens, but then it stays black. No scrensaver
turns on and its not possible to return to the
Hi,
I can't seem to reproduce this under Dapper Final. Seems fixed. Thanks
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Hi,
This should be fixed with Dapper final. If it isn't please add a
comment and I'll look at it again.
Thanks
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Thai document link incorrectly from index page
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The print to pdf option is fixed in yelp 2.15 (in Edgy).
Still not sure about the second issue (the resulting output being
wrong). Any more news on this?
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Hey Joachim ;)
Still having trouble with search? If so, can you try running Yelp from a
command line and pasting any output here. Is the system busy during the time
when the search is happening? Try running the system-monitor and seeing what
the CPU load is (and whether it is Yelp eating
Hi,
Could you please try running Yelp from a command line and pasting any
output here? Thanks
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2 seperate issues here.
First: pdf unavailable. The option is there due to braindead
libgnomeprint. I had planned on fixing it before Dapper was released,
but got sidetracked by other things / couldn't se ehow to do it.
Second: postscript output wrong. Could you please provide more info. A
The pdf issue happened to epiphany too and has been fixed since they use GTK
2.10
printing instead of libgnomeprint.
Just to clarify:
Has been fixed in epiphany. I'm still struggling with making yelp use
the shiny new Gtk printing stuff. Until thats done, the pdf option
(disabled) will
These are because the help files are in HTML. Yelp search on HTML is
currently flakey at best.
This is being worked on (along with improving searching generally). Upstream
bug report:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=347819
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search results incomplete
Dunno if its any use, but I got a better stacktrace from the X log:
Backtrace:
0: /usr/bin/X(xf86SigHandler+0x86) [0x80b4a56]
1: [0xe420]
2: /usr/bin/X(Dispatch+0x169) [0x8085cf1]
3: /usr/bin/X(main+0x47c) [0x806e0a8]
4: /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc.so.6(__libc_start_main+0xd2) [0xb7db3ea2]
5:
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: update-notifier
1. Click the New updates are available icon in the notification area
2. Enter password
3. Update notifier window appears and calculates dependancies
4. Boom! X server dies a death and restarts
This has just started happening this
Public bug reported:
I could have sworn I saw a bug on this a while ago. I really can't find
it now so...
When XEmacs is started with a file, the buffer displayed should be the
file. Currently, with one file passed as a command line argument,
XEmacs opens the *Scratch* buffer and you have to
Fixed upstream for yelp 2.16:
Bug report:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=343372
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Python 2.4
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