See also my cross-posting at
http://askubuntu.com/questions/76627/keepassx-0-4-3-on-11-10-unity-not-visible-in-task-switcher-alt-tab
Related:
http://askubuntu.com/questions/72451/why-do-some-open-applications-appear-as-question-marks-in-the-unity-launcher
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Strange - I've restarted my machine, and now it just works :/
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Title:
KeePassX not
Other Workaround: Alt-Shift-Up also exposes the KeePassX window.
Found on
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Workaround: Right-click on the KeePassX window title bar, and choose
"Always On Top". Keeps the window in the foreground and I don't loose
it.
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Public bug reported:
I run KeePassX, then switch to another application. Now neither is the
KeePassX window accessible by using Alt-Tab / task switcher, nor in the
left-hand launcher icons. I have to manually move the other application
windows out of the way to get back to the KeePassX window.
+1 for this bug. http://map.search.ch/ became virtually unusable with
FF3 during Hardy as overlayed images displaying names / signs are not
shown. I have the nv driver on an up-to-date Hardy (IA-32)
installation.
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Well, if you don't want to triage bugs, be rude to the reporters until
there are none left to triage? Sorry couldn't help it, maybe there's a
"netiquette for triaged bugs" that I don't know about.
In the meantime, I'm glad you work on it and next boot-up I will try
what you said on
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In response to:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox/+bug/180055/comments/10
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ export MOZ_DISABLE_PANGO=1
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ firefox
No change at all. I'm writing in that firefox process now. Having
Blogger open in the current tab keeps Xorg CPU usage high as d
There is (maybe, seems not yet approved) an effort to reduce duplication
for Ubuntu 8.04: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/hardy-
reducing-duplication
Now somebody tell me, what use is KMFL without SCIM integration anyway?
Why would I want to compile a keyboard, but then not be able t
** Summary changed:
- (hardy, xorg, compiz) xorg becoming temporarily unresponsive after latest
compiz upgrade
+ (Ubuntu Hardy, Xorg, Firefox) xorg using CPU heavily while visiting
blogger.com with Firefox
** Description changed:
- After today's compiz upgrade, Xorg soon (maybe a few seconds /
And yes, this CPU usage today only happened with that website open.
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Sorry for the mess, here we go again:
Thanks for your quick response.
For this run here, I only had Gnome + Terminal (bash+top only) + Firefox
(blogger only) running.
At first, on loading the page, firefox-bin went to about 50%, then this:
··PID·USER··PR··NI··VIRT··RES··SHR·S·%CPU·%MEMT
Thanks for your quick response.
For this run here, I only had Gnome + Terminal (bash+top only) + Firefox
(blogger only) running.
At first, on loading the page, firefox-bin went to about 50%, then this:
PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEMTIME+ COMMAND
Sorry, totally wrong description.
I just now observed that this CPU spike only happens when I have
https://www.blogger.com/start (the German version) open in Firefox
(2.0.0.10). I guess it's a Firefox <-> Xorg (<-> Compiz) problem. As I
only opened this page after upgrading Compiz, this problem
... a sane amount of applications (3 or 4 open windows).
(Btw I typed Ctrl-V in an unrelated window that was "always on top",
strangely causing this bug report to be sent before I had it ready.)
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Public bug reported:
After today's compiz upgrade, Xorg soon (maybe a few seconds / one
minute later) caused around 70% CPU usage and applications to become
annoyingly sluggish for about 20 seconds. So far I just restarted the X
server with no visible change. The Xorg process abuses my CPU as so
See also #154740, which describes the same issue. This bug is certainly
NOT invalid! The theory of success is not proven by one success, but
invalidated by one failure. I use(d) a Kubuntu Gutsy development version
for a month or so, and regularly updated my system, every one or two
days. Before the
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 154771 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/154771
Same here, I've been running the development version of Kubuntu Gutsy
for about a month now, and I just went through the same procedure just
to see the error message as shown in code-breaker's screenshot.
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I now observed that sometimes, in a KDE application (Kate), only a newly
opened dialog causes the keyboard to stop working. If I close that
dialog immediately and open it again, the keyboard works normally again.
So it's something window-based that causes the keyboard to stop working.
(Btw - ignore
I also use SCIM+KMFL on Kubuntu Gutsy.
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I can confirm this. I've been running Ubuntu Feisty until recently,
where I used SCIM (+ KMFL). The problem only appeared in aMSN there
(once in a few days). In the last few weeks, I switched to Kubuntu Gutsy
and currently, this problem appears so often it's annoying (once an hour
or so).
I never
I'm suffering from this problem badly. I'm now trying to get KMFL
running on Kubuntu Gutsy for hours now - I got it running on Ubuntu
Feisty before, but even with my complete harddisk backed up, I can't
figure out anymore how I did that miracle. Some files I found suggest I
compiled scim-kmfl-ime
I installed from ubuntu-7.04-beta-desktop-i386.iso a few hours ago on a
fresh hard disk, imported the package markings from my previous
installation on the old hard disk, "Mark(ed) All Upgrades", and
"Apply"ed. I have the exactly same problem as the reporter, now over 11
months later. If I want t
That went super fast, thanks :)
I'm getting a new HD in my Laptop in the next 24 hours so might not be
able to come back to this bug in the next few days. When I do, I'll
have a look at MOTU and file a bug with Debian.
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setWhitespaceChars in pyparsing.py missing return
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Scott Kitterman wrote:
> What is the actual bug that has been fixed in 1.4.5. If it's a small
> fix, we might be able to get a patch in for that bug.
>
I guess it's safe enough to rely on the module users to be smart enough
to just copy over the new version of pyparsing.py.
It really is tiny,
Thank you. Actually, the Debian unstable package is at the same version
as Ubuntu Feisty.
In the meantime, thanks to the fact that the whole thing is one single
Python file, I just dos2unix+cp'ed the 1.4.5 version into
/usr/share/python-support/python-pyparsing.
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Public bug reported:
When I came across a bug in the 1.4.2 package's version of pyparsing.py,
I checked upstream and found that the bug has already been fixed for a
while - in the 1.4.5 release from December 2006.
Please update.
** Affects: pyparsing (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
rasz wrote:
>> Thanks to Ben for the news that 9631 will be in Feisty! :)
>
> are you sure? his latest post
> https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-restricted-modules-2.6.20/+bug/96430/comments/51
> still argues with the 3 drivers in repos idea ..
>
That's actually not his latest comment o
I have the exactly same problem. nvidia-glx was working nicely, but went
from version 1.0.96xx to 1.0.97xx today and I get that in my Xorg.log:
(II) NVIDIA dlloader X Driver 1.0-9755 Mon Feb 26 23:23:13 PST 2007
(II) NVIDIA Unified Driver for all Supported NVIDIA GPU
Yes, 2.1rc1 from http://www.openwengo.org/ actually works more or less
(talked to 333, sent an SMS to myself).
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Yes, 2.1rc1 from http://www.openwengo.org/ actually works more or less
(talked to 333, sent an SMS to myself).
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Yes, 2.1rc1 from http://www.openwengo.org/ actually works.
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Just want to say: got the same problem as here and #90507. Will try
2.1rc1.
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Same here with same configuration. Will try 2.1rc1.
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Binary package hint: mozilla-thunderbird
Start Thunderbird, start dragging an email to a folder. Then when
dropping into the folder pane/view the action gets aborted as soon as
the mouse pointer enters that area (pane/view), as if I released the
mouse button right after the
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