I get the same error in Ubuntu 8.04.1 (64-bit) when trying to view
either http://wypte.acislive.com/pda/pda_maps.asp?SysId=30 or
http://tsy.acislive.com/pda/pda_maps.asp?SysId=30 which are just two of
the online interactive bus route maps in the United Kingdom. It's
supposed to display a navigable
Just as a side note, Apple's new MobileMe Calendar replaces the .Mac
published one, and gives the opportunity to switch on timezone support
and set the user's timezone to whatever is appropriate.
This works around the issue for that particular system, but the
underlying problem with the meeting in
Same problem here in a fresh install of Hardy Heron... whatever I try
(same as fields_g above), I cannot connect to our secure WebDAV server.
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Option to connect to "secure webdav" network locations missing in nautilus
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/222532
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To be honest, it's not the bugs in Ubuntu that prevent it from gaining
market share, it's the archaic design that requires users to be computer
geeks.
For example, I want to be able to have Pidgin instant messenger launch
at login. Can I select this in the preferences? No. Can I drag
I think I am seeing the same problem and I'm pretty sure I know the
cause. When meeting invites are created in Evolution in the timezone
"Europe/London", the timezone is always set as
"/softwarestudio.org/Tzfile/Europe/London" which is not a valid
timezone. It should be just "Europe/London".
Fur
I have the Microsoft Wireless Laser Mouse 5000 and the horizontal scroll
doesn't work in that either (Hardy Heron, 2.6.24-16).
The vertical scroll works and all the mouse buttons (there are 5) work,
although there's no facility to change what they do in
System->Preferences->Mouse.
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The bug is still very much valid. The latest version of nm-applet
doesn't seem to have fixed any of the bugs I have raised against it.
** Changed in: network-manager-applet (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => New
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nm-applet connects to unsecured networks by default
https://bugs.launchpad.net/
Yes, I have the latest version of the application and the issue still
occurs. I also managed to test it on Hardy Heron and it still occurs
there too.
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nm-applet connects to unsecured networks by default
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/151869
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Sorry, but my colleagues and I removed Network Manager from our Ubuntu
machines back in February and configured our wireless & VPN settings
manually, as we were right at the closing stages of an important project
and didn't have time to spend testing development releases of Ubuntu.
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nm-applet d
To be honest, I'm not longer interested in whether you get this working
or not, as the manual configurations work just fine.
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nm-applet disabling wireless roaming only allows connection with WEP keys
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/151876
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>> Why? People are happy to pay for the complete bundle including Windows.
>> If people weren't happy to pay extra for commercial software, they would
>> complain.
>> The only people I hear complaining are Linux geeks.
>The average user thinks Windows is freeware. They are totally unaware that the
" What should happen:
1. A majority of the PCs for sale should include only free software like
Ubuntu."
Why? People are happy to pay for the complete bundle including Windows.
If people weren't happy to pay extra for commercial software, they would
complain. The only people I hear complain
Public bug reported:
Since roaming mode frequently decides to connect me to wireless networks
that I do not have permission to access, and my router doesn't show up
in the available network list (unless I set it to channel 1, which then
puts it in contention with about 12 other wireless routers),
Public bug reported:
When I set my wireless router (Linksys WRT54G) to channel 1, it shows up
in the drop-down list of available networks. However, many other
companies in the same building as me have their routers set to channel
1, so I prefer to run my router on another channel (e.g. channel 7)
Public bug reported:
When I first boot up Ubuntu (on an Acer Aspire 5630 laptop), it always connects
immediately to the first unsecured wireless network it can find.
In my case, this means I connect to the unsecured wireless network of another
company in the same building as me, that they prov
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