I can confirm the update in xenial-proposed also fixes the bug for me.
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Progress bar in "Progress" section has a hole in it
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This seems to be a duplicate of #1052936.
In any case, I'm seeing this bug too on a fresh Ubuntu 16.04 install.
It's even worse in some apps (e.g. System Monitor) where you can select
a row with a progress bar. Then the progress bar text will become white,
and you have white text on a white
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Progress Bars are White On
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[list-view] After copying text from a rename entry, file copy menus items
are broken
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[SRU]
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[list-view] After copying text from a rename entry, file copy menus items
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[list-view] After copying text from a rename entry, file copy menus items
are broken
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[list-view] After copying text from a rename entry, file copy menus items
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[list-view] After copying text from a rename entry, file copy menus items
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[list-view] After copying text from a rename entry, file copy menus items
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[list-view] After copying text from a rename entry, file copy menus items
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[SRU] Copy, paste stops working randomly in Ubuntu 14.04 nautilus
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Well, I managed to get the nautilus source code to compile and do some
more testing. It is a bit hard to figure out the code when you're not
familiar with it though, especially the way renaming in list view is
implemented (the developers even call it a HACK in a comment in
nautilus-view.c line
I don't have time to setup a dev environment and compile and test
nautilus, but I did browse the source code a bit to narrow down the
problem.
So I looked in the file nautilus-list-view.c [1] and found there are
different ways to end a renaming action. Turns out, this bug only
happens in one
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[list-view] After copying text from a rename entry, file copy menus items
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I can confirm trusty is affected. See also Bug #1315985, which I just
marked duplicate, and: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=729557
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https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=729557
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This is an old Ubuntu 11.10 bug, can I just set it to Invalid? I'll just
set it to Invalid...
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Status: Confirmed = Invalid
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After upgrading my Nvidia Optimus powered laptop to 3.5.0-27 I
experienced this bug, so I switched back to 3.5.0-26. But yesterday I
wasn't watching the GRUB menu and accidentally booted to 3.5.0-27, and
all of a sudden it worked again. No idea what changed, I did install
some other updates in
May be related to bug 978789. Someone on that bug page says it also
happens with PCManFM, so that would mean it's not a Thunar specific bug,
although I have not tested that myself.
I can say that installing file-roller 3.6.1.1-0ubuntu1 from the
proposed repository does not fix this bug.
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I did some more research. When you do Extract Here in Thunar, it uses
the following command to extract:
file-roller --extract-to=/home/example/foo/bar/ --extract-here --force
/home/example/foo/bar/test.zip
The problem is with the --extract-to option. If I remove that it works,
and any call to
For those that just want to have a working Extract Here option in
Thunar, I posted a manual fix in bug 1038336.
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file-roller crashed with
And here's a manual fix for Thunar users:
Optionally, first make a backup of the file we're about to edit:
# sudo cp /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/thunar-archive-plugin/file-
roller.tap /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/thunar-archive-plugin/file-
roller.backup
Now we edit the file file-roller.tap (which
I also have this problem in Xubuntu 12.10. Installing file-roller
3.6.1.1-0ubuntu1 from the proposed repository does not fix this bug.
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Looks like a duplicate of Bug #916879
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I think this is a duplicate of Bug #916879
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Stacktrace seems the same as Bug #916879
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compiz crashed with signal 7 in
I have this same bug regularly as well. Only Nautilus seems to suffer
from it though, I haven't seen this problem in other applications yet.
My guess would also be that this is not an NVIDIA specific problem, but
I could be wrong, I do use the NVIDIA graphics driver as well.
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Same for me. It just seems that X.org in combination with any kind of
hardware acceleration and/or compositing will result in vsync problems,
at least on NVIDIA hardware.
I've been testing 11.10 with Unity, GNOME Shell and Xfce (with
compositing effects enabled), with different NVIDIA/X.org
Sure, here's the output I get:
geertjan@geertjan-laptop:/sys/firmware/acpi/tables$ grep MXMS *
grep: APIC: Permission denied
grep: ASF!: Permission denied
grep: BOOT: Permission denied
grep: DMAR: Permission denied
grep: DSDT: Permission denied
grep: FACP: Permission denied
grep: FACS: Permission
Sometimes text based subtitles that were created using OCR get the
letters I and l mixed up. When you use a subtitle font where the I
and l look identical (like the current default Sans font), these kind
of errors are not an issue. However, if you use a font where the I and
l do not look identical
felix.rommel, the problem is not gone in Natty. The problem is only a
bit less bad, because all the indicators are grouped in one applet. But
the order of different applets still gets messed up sometimes.
The problem should be gone in Oneiric Ocelot though, because of the
upgrade to GNOME 3. I
I did find one way to get vsync to work in Natty, but it involves
editing xorg.conf. I followed these instructions to disable composite
extension: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Composite
Of course if you do that then all desktop effects and Unity stop
working.
What is strange to me that
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For me the situation in Natty got worse. On Maverick (and before) I
couldn't get vsync to work properly when using Compiz, but when using
Metacity vsync was fine. On Natty (beta) vsync doesn't work properly
with both Compiz and Metacity. So right now on Natty, no matter which
settings I use or
This probably isn't an Intel specific bug, because I'm on NVIDIA
graphics (proprietary drivers) and I'm having the same problem.
BTW, I've never been able to get vsyncing right with Compiz, but
Metacity has always worked perfectly for me (Maverick and before). With
Natty I can't get vsync to work
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Ambiance/Radiance should use chromium specific theming controls
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paulpoco, what are you saying, that the Intel graphics chip isn't
working right for you either? Because for me when I don't install the
Nvidia drivers and stick with Intel graphics everything works fine,
including 3D acceleration.
But even if there are problems with the Intel driver, it is kind
I think this bug can be closed. At least for me, I experienced this
problem in the Lucid beta, but it was already fixed in Lucid final.
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Nvidia's hybrid graphics technology Optimus (combines GeForce with an
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The option is currently called Display incoming events in the
notification area, and you have to turn it off to get new chats to pop
up.
It's not a very clear name for the option I think, but they are aware of
this upstream, as can be read in the GNOME bug report.
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I can't reproduce the bug right now, because it happens randomly for me.
But it looks exactly like the screenshot that's attached to this bug
report: it's a 1 pixel vertical black line that appears next to an icon
in the system tray.
Here's the information:
geert...@geertjan-desktop:~$ apt-cache
This bug hasn't been fixed for me, on an up to date Ubuntu 10.04.
It is not an Empathy bug. Maybe Empathy was triggering the bug, but I do
not have Empathy installed on my system, and I still have this bug
happening. The only thing I have running in the Notification Area is the
NetworkManager
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The latest update to jockey in Lucid fixed this problem for me.
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- When starting Firefox on any other operating system (including pre-Lucid
- versions of Ubuntu), the address bar is focused, so I can start typing
- right away.
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- Firefox 3.6 on Ubuntu 10.04 beta does not do this. In fact, it doesn't
-
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When starting Firefox on any other operating system (including pre-Lucid
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right away.
Firefox 3.6 on Ubuntu 10.04 beta does not do this. In fact, it doesn't
focus any text
It's not just a problem with OpenOffice.org though. I've experienced
this problem with VLC Media Player as well. I posted about this at this
(possible) duplicate bug:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/adept/+bug/396253
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I posted my findings there because I couldn't find any other bug reports
at first (I was searching for Totem bugs).
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Note though, that when I press the special Sleep button that is on my
keyboard, Ubuntu does respect can_suspend, and gives me a notification
telling me sleep is disabled.
But, like stated above, the Shut Down dialog does not respect the
setting. Kind of a big deal for me because Suspend messes up
I don't think this is a specific problem of the package adept.
For me this happens with certain programs (I think all of them are non-
GTK+), like Open Office and VLC Media Player, that take a while to load.
When I double click a document or video file to open with these programs
I get no visual
C10uD, you should specifiy which version of Ubuntu/GNOME you are using.
But unless it's Ubuntu 8.10/GNOME 2.24 you don't have to bother.
So, has anyone tried GNOME 2.24 yet? This bug was planned to be fixed in
that release. I'll try GNOME 2.24 myself in a couple of days when the
Ubuntu 8.10 beta
As a long time fan of this bug I can now happily confirm that in the
latest nautilus (from Hardy Proposed) this bug is fixed!
First I rechecked if the bug was still present in version
2.22.2-0ubuntu6, it was. Then I enabled Proposed which I normally have
turned off, and installed version
This bug is not fixed in Hardy.
I can reproduce it with the (final) Live CD in the same way as I posted
above with the alpha Live CD.
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Another bugfix release, version 1.11, has been released, fixing in the
GTK version a couple of minor display issues.
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This bug has not been fixed yet in Hardy (with Nautilus 2.21.90).
The way I reproduced the bug:
1) Start up the Hardy Alpha 4 Live CD
2) Install mplayer (a program that allows multiple instances)
3) Set Nautilus to List View
4) Open the Examples folder on the desktop
5) Set mplayer as the
I would like to confirm this bug.
My normal desktop resolution is 1280x1024. When I use my TV-Out I switch
to 1024x768. Changing the resolution does not affect the order of the
items on my panels immediately. But, if I changed the resolution at
least once, then after a reboot the order of items
Public bug reported:
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The default Ubuntu splash screen in Feisty has rounded corners, so the
pixels in the corners of the png file should be transparent. Currently
they are not. This is not noticeable with the default background color,
but if you
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I can confirm this bug. I have a 1280x1024 LCD monitor, but I set
everything to 1024x768 when using my TV-out. Then when I switch Totem to
full screen the resolution is changed back to 1280x1024, resulting in
not having full screen video on my TV.
Using up to date Feisty Herd 5.
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