I am using Hebrew layout on Ubuntu 14.04 and Ubuntu Gnome 14.04. The bug
exists on both. The only workaround I found was to change the Hebrew
layout to Hebrew Lyx. This solves the problem of shortcuts, which is
great!
However it introduces a new minor problem:
In the normal Hebrew layout pressing
Using 13.10, Libreoffice 4.2, Gnome desktop
I found a workaround - after re configuring my keyboard settings using
'sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration' the Alt+Shift key
combination for changing language works again.
This caused the following affects:
Press Super+Space: language
I too have tested the package and found it solves the problem (though i was not
able to get through the UBUNTU instructions for testing using aptitude).
Thank You!
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thank you for fixing!
how do i update my system to use the fixed versions of the libraries? do
i just wait and they will be updated via apt or do i need to install
something?
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I am using precise and will be glad to do testing once you release.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/777670
Title:
wrong colors on HPCLJ 3500/3600 printer after switching to 11.04
To
Hi,
I too updated last night from 11.10 to 12.04 LTS (X64) and my HP ColorLaserJet
3550 displays the exatct same symptoms described by #11.
I tried configuring as suggested by goutam in #9, it fixed the warning when
running hp-check -t but the colors still print wrong.
Please advise... thank
I am using Dell V13 with 11.10 and have the same bug. I managed to work
around it by restarting the psmouse whenever i log in but i noticed the
bug also appears when i disconnect/reconnect an external key board to
the laptop, after which i have to run the restart psmouse script i
created manually
