@Cici's workaround resolved the issue for me, as well.
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dpkg config fails with xemacs21 on trusty
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If this turns out to be a bug in xemacs21, let me know and I'll file it
there. But it looks like it's emacsen-common that's failing.
$ sudo apt-get install xemacs21
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
The following
All,
Sorry to reopen this bug but it still exists in precise. I've attached a
simplified patch that has sorted out the issue for me. It's not for
inclusion but it's probably good for a quick lead on what a good
solution would be. Also this handles both the initial geometry
calculation when the
I think I spoke too soon when I said that a recent update had addressed
this issue for me. I believe I had symlinked my patched build on the
weekend and then did my test on Monday without realizing. Upon an
actual update it appears that this is still an issue, though I have yet
to try the linked
Gerry,
With the latest from Oneiric I can't reproduce this issue. The panel
resizes properly on both screens in my setup. Fully realizing that's not
super helpful in determining what actually resolved this issue for me,
you can probably safely close this bug. Thanks for all your help and do
let
Gerry,
My sincerest apologies for replying so slowly. I hope to give Alberto's
branch a try tonight or this weekend, though I should note that with the
most recent update to the panel I don't believe I've seen the same issue
(part of the reason for my slow reply).
Either way I'll post back here
Gerry,
Screen resolutions when plugged in are 1920x1200 and 1600x900. As for
the compositing manager I'm relatively sure I don't have one running.
All the notify-osd popups lack transparency of any kind and I'm using
xmonad as my window manager, but I'm far from certain.
I wonder if there's
Attached is a working patch for this issue which assigns a screen value
to the instantiated Unity2dPanel which is then used to determine the
panel's geometry in place of the widget itself.
A few notes:
1. this patch was created against a clean branch from
lp:ubuntu/oneiric/unity-2d, so I'm not
One additional note with regards to the attached patch. On screen resize
it will resize based on the original screen which is only bad if the
panel changes screens (I'm not clear if this is a normal use case). It
appears, just from the looking at the source that
Public bug reported:
Release:
Description:Ubuntu 11.10
Release:11.10
Package:
unity-2d-panel:
Installed: 4.12.0-0ubuntu1
Candidate: 4.12.0-0ubuntu1
Version table:
Expected behavior:
The panel calculates it's width for each monitor on which it is displayed
covering the span
** Attachment added: shortened panel
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/877012/+attachment/2556063/+files/web_025.png
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[panel] on a multi
I've attached an image of my BIOS information for those interested.
Again, I only experience the problem when I connect and then disconnect
an external monitor from the VGA port.
** Attachment added: bios
I'm not sure if it was clear from the above but I *do not* have this
issue on boot. Only when I attach an external monitor to the VGA port (
I have not tried the display port ).
Hopefully I'll scrape some time together tonight to give you the aaport
output (new to the tool).
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Robert,
I don't have the linux-lts-backport-natty installed locally so the tool
won't let me submit any output. I'm seeing this bug with a 64 bit
install of Natty on my t420s, but I wasn't able to sort out how to add
the vanilla install/kernel as an affected package as I mentioned
earlier.
Sorry
12:10 AM ~ ❱ uname -r
2.6.35-30-generic
12:12 AM ~ ❱ dpkg -l xserver-xorg-video-intel | grep xserver
ii xserver-xorg-video-intel
2:2.12.0-1ubuntu5.2 X.Org X server -- Intel i8xx,
i9xx display driver
12:12 AM ~ ❱
The above
I should note at least two more things:
1. I am running Natty, not using the linux-lts-backport-natty package,
but I had a hard time figuring out how to apply it to the larger
project. If someone could do this I think it would be helpful.
2. After a suspend and wake the laptop screen flickers
I risked installing two newer versions of the kernel from the kernel ppa
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v3.0-oneiric/
and
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v3.0.1-oneiric/
I was rewarded with a mostly working video setup, though with the 3.0.1
kernel there was some
After installing the updated xserver-xorg-video-intel package found
here:
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel
I haven't had any further issues (artifacts, blank screens, etc) in
nearly 2 hours of use and testing. Kernel and video driver configuration
follow:
12:35 PM ~
Spoke too soon. I'm still able to blank the right side or the whole
screen occasionally when attaching, detaching or rotating, a VGA monitor
with the kernel and driver mentioned in my previous post.
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I'm having similar problems with my t420s with the intel integrated
video, though it only happens when I attempt to connect an external
monitor. The failure is intermittent and suspend/resume seems to clear
up the issue ( reloading the module? ). Vague steps to reproduce:
1. Plug in external
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