I have confirmed this issue today on a fresh install of groovy. So it is
not an upgrade issue.
A workaround is to put the setxkbmap command into a bash script and have
it run on session startup.
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After upgrading to the pre-release version of Ubuntu 20.10 (groovy)
today, I noticed that the setting for XKBVARIANT in
/etc/default/keyboard is not respected anymore. In my case, I have set
XKBVARIANT="altgr-gmc" in that file, but the variant is not loaded after
Public bug reported:
After upgrading to the pre-release version of Ubuntu 20.10 (groovy)
today, I noticed that the setting for XKBVARIANT in
/etc/default/keyboard is not respected anymore. In my case, I have set
XKBVARIANT="altgr-gmc" in that file, but the variant is not loaded after
a fresh
I was affected by this bug for a long time, but with the newest pdfsam
version 4.0.1-1 it now works again using jdk 11. Maybe the issue has
been fixed upstream?
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Happens to me using Xubuntu 15.10 on a Lenovo Thinkpad laptop with the
proprietary Nvidia drivers. The external projector is a Sony (not sure
about the exact type). I can open nvidia-settings, but the projector is
not recognized. When I click on "Detect Display", it crashes immediately
with a
deb packages of 3.0 are available here:
http://notesalexp.net/oneiric/main/t/tesseract/
(works for me)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/565688
Title:
tesseract assert failure:
Possibly a duplicate of
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libreoffice/+bug/705774 ?
I used to get the same error message as Laurent. After installing
libreoffice-gnome, I get the behaviour of #705774 (it will ask me for
login/password). Normal Save will work just fine, while Save as...
strangely, i can't reproduce the problem anymore on my up-to-date hardy
system. something must have come in with the updates that fixed it, i
guess (even though neither ttf-junicode nor tex-xetex have been updated
since then, AFAICS...).
i'm marking this bug as invalid.
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Binary package hint: ttf-junicode
with junicode-ttf in hardy (0.6.15+20080123-1), italicized text using
\emph{} or \textit{} will render in bold italics instead of just italics
when compiling a document with latex (xelatex, in my case).
this can be fixed by downgrading to
i think this should go into gutsy, as an update. right now, on a fresh
gutsy install, a user will see a 404 when clicking on help. that makes
our documentation efforts seem rather worthless...
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Wrong link for Help in Xubuntu panel menu
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/157845
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Assignee: (unassigned) = Xubuntu Documentation Team (xubuntu-doc)
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here is a tiny python script that will do exactly what i expect from
'sort':
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#!/usr/bin/env python
# coding: utf-8
list = [u'aaa', u'aab', u'ʌʌʌ', u'aba', u'ɒbb', u'ɒcc', u'ʌbb']
list.sort()
for s in list:
print s
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output on the console:
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aaa
aab
aba
ɒbb
ɒcc
ʌbb
ʌʌʌ
this is getting too complicated, let's try a simpler example.
start with this text:
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aaa
aab
ʌʌʌ
aba
ɒbb
ɒcc
ʌbb
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and run it through 'sort'. the result (on my machine) is:
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ʌʌʌ
aaa
aab
aba
ɒbb
ʌbb
ɒcc
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that's nor properly sorted at all! what i want is this:
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aaa
aab
this is still broken for me on xubuntu gutsy (has been broken since
somwhere in the feisty release cycle, i believe).
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xfce4-session seems to reset xmodmap
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/97175
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also, the information sent by the Device Information Tool seems to go to
this place: http://hwdb.ubuntu.com/ - which is obviously really broken
(561980 submissions today? you have got to be kidding... and where are
those 'links above' mentioned on the page?
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this is fixed in gutsy (applications - help will bring up the
documentation).
** Changed in: xubuntu-docs (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/100090
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thanks for the patch, jim. i applied it in trunk. i've not applied it to
the feisty branch, though, because i don't think it's likely we'll
actually ship an update of xubuntu-docs for feisty. (IIRC we've never
shipped doc updates up till now). so i'm going to mark this as 'fix
committed', even
fixed in trunk (will be in gutsy).
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Status: Confirmed = Fix Committed
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/101894
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/122713
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that works for me. are you sure you didn't tinker with the menu or
something?
was it 'xchat' or 'xchat-gnome' which you installed? on my fairly fresh
feisty install, they both show up in the menu as expected.
btw, as far as i know, if some application does not show up in the menu,
it's more
ok, let me explain my purpose: in a nutshell, i want to make some
statistics as to the frequencies of the indiviudal symbols in a specific
text. for example, i want to know how much more frequent an 's' is
compared to a 't'. the way to achieve this is to split the text up so
that every
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evince-gtk
nothing i enter in the 'layout' tab of the evince-gtk printing dialog
seems to have any effect. this has probably got something to do with the
version of evince-gtk (0.5) lagging behind the official evince version
in feisty (0.8).
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