In Spanish that sentence is ok too. I guess this bug should be closed as
Invalid as there is no problem at all with the translations.
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In my opinion just including a menu with an option to reveal the toolbar
would make a difference. Not the best option, for sure, but I least
something that any desktop user could expect. The application is
completely useless for a desktop environment as it is, having no menu,
no toolbar and not
I've been reading the instructions you directed me to and when I was
searching for previous reports of the error I found these ones:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.linux.usb.general/88282/match=vaio
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.linux.usb.general/92905/match=vaio
Therefore I guess I shouldn't
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This is a bug related to
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1210858. Its fix was
supposed to be released
in 3.11.0-7.13, but I can confirm that it is still present in 3.11.0-13 and
in 3.12 (I used
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In Precise the USB is not detected either. Nothing is shown when
plugging/unplugging the device in the syslog, the led of the device
remains off and there is no changes in the lsusb output, whether the
device is connected or no. I used apport-collect from precise to attach
the information.
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I can't tell as the I didn't have a Vaio before this one and Saucy was
the first release I installed on it. Anyway, that analysis was already
done in the original bug #1210858 by Combat. The bug was supposed to be
fixed but, as several users confirmed later, it wasn't actually, and
that's the
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This is a bug related to
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in 3.11.0-7.13, but I can confirm that it is still present in 3.11.0-13 and in
3.12 (I used mainline kernel to check it).
The effect is that the USB
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[Sony
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Yes, I exactly. I used the following sentences:
wget http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v3.12-saucy/linux-
headers-3.12.0-031200-generic_3.12.0-031200.201311031935_amd64.deb
wget http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v3.12-saucy/linux-
Is there any workaround to use Cryptkeeper in Raring?? What's the point
to update that package in Universe if it can't be used?
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It's funny I was playing today with autofs and had the same doubt about
that folder and trying to clarify it I found your bug file.
I kept reading the documentation for a while and If I could understand
it the auto.master.d directory is supposed to hold map files for autofs.
This way, instead of
It's funny I was playing today with autofs and had the same doubt about
that folder and trying to clarify it I found your bug file.
I kept reading the documentation for a while and If I could understand
it the auto.master.d directory is supposed to hold map files for autofs.
This way, instead of
I could generate the html-es after modifying several translation, so
with current Spanish translations on Launchpad no longer FTBFS.
However there is a real problem on how Sphinx handles the translation. The
problem arise whenever a segment to be translated starts or with a link and the
I completed the Spanish translation and tried to generate html
documentation after updating sphinx with the fresh version from the Ubuntu
Packaging Team's PPA, but I got exactly the same error than with the old
version.
python-sphinx package version is: 1.1.3+dfsg-4ubuntu4+ppa1~12.10
Did I make
Yes, I can confirm that it behaves as you say, so it is no longer a
problem in my case.
Thanks!
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Closing laptop lid should not blank
You are right Sebastien. Bug #973491 exactly describes my problem. I
moved my vote to that other bug.
Thanks
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Most options are disabled
I am experiencing this bug in Ubuntu 12.04, and I hadn't notice in any
previous versions (I'm using Ubuntu since 7.04). I don't know what to do
to force the error, but seems to be relating to the use of the two
panels in Nautilus. The error happens quite often and once it does
remains until I
Just in case this could help when I try to manually get information on
the calibration device using colormgr I get the following error:
txelu@txelu-acer:~$ sudo colormgr get-sensors
Object Path:/org/freedesktop/ColorManager/sensors/i1_pro
(colormgr:3025): Cd-WARNING **: Failed to lock
I make it work using the fix from comment #13. If gnome-raw-thumbailer
is a dead road I prefer to go with ufraw-batch. In any case, this should
work out of the box.
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I'm using Precise Pangolin installed from scratch, with the latest
updates.
txelu@txelu-acer:~$ lsb_release -rd
Description: Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
Release: 12.04
My problem is that I have my laptop connected to an external monitor, and if I
started Ubuntu with the
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In the previous release of Ubuntu there were a known bug (#878820)
regarding the shortcuts for the windows placement using the grid plugin.
All of the shortcuts are working as expected but those used to place
windows to the left (ctrl+alt+4) and right (ctrl+alt+6) sides of
Public bug reported:
I try to calibrate my monitor using a i1Display LT using the Color
configuration app from the gnome-control-center. The Calibrate...button is
disabled until I connect the device, that becomes enabled. But then when
pressed does nothing. No action, no error message,
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