This turned out to be a hardware bug.
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Incomplete
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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In the meantime, I have switched my graphics to the internal Intel. This
will make it a lot easier to install custom kernels because I will no
longer depend on the nouveau or nvidia drivers.
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Ok, sorry, I see that I have added the tag.
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Title:
Quanta Optical touchscreen recognized as usb but not as input device
To manage notifications
The mainline kernel does not fix the bug. My problem is, I do not know
how to add a tag in Launchpad. It is a long time ago since I did this...
and the help I get from the internet suggests there is an 'add tag'
button on top of the page, but there isn't. So maybe I do not have the
rights to add ta
** Tags added: kernel-bug-exists-upstream
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Title:
Quanta Optical touchscreen recognized as usb but not as input device
To manage notifications a
Public bug reported:
I bought a IIyama T2250MTS touchscreen with a Quanta Optical screen in
it that is attached through USB. It fails to register as a hiddev at
kernel level with the following message:
[21071.312190] usbhid 1-12.2:1.0: can't add hid device: -110
[21071.312219] usbhid: probe of 1-
I'm not sure where to post this, but I've been switching yesterday from
Karmic to Lucid (upgrade of Kubuntu) and I have a X1250 on a Medion
E1315 netbook (1366x768). I noticed serious instability after upgrading.
VT switching crashed X and trying to run KRandR crashed X immediately on
startup of KR
It seems I've found the cause of this problem. Looking at old posts
again, I did: export MAILER=kmail in a shell and then started oowriter
in the same shell. This solved the issue...
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[kubuntu] mailto does not work in openoffice 3.1.1 under kde
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/424957
You receive
Could you please have a look at this? It is still a problem in 3.2 that
I installed from the PPA yesterday. It could very well be that the
problem is not kubuntu-specific but also occurs in other Ubuntu-
flavours. You would help me enormously by fixing this.
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[kubuntu] mailto does not work in o
I can confirm this bug for a Dell Latitude D620 with an GMA 950 Intel
chip. However, on this machine, the trick with Fn-F8 does not work.
Reboot or putting the machine to sleep with Fn-Esc and then power it up,
fires up the screen again.
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[i915gm] karmic 2.6.31-2 and -3 lid closing blacks scree
Yes I have. I'm using Karmic with latest updates. My OOo is at
3.1.1-5ubuntu1, which by the way, solved most problems with the KDE-
dialog. Thanks for that. But this bug is still the same, with or without
kde-support installed.
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mailto does not work in openoffice 3.1.1 under kde
https://bugs.la
I can confirm this. In addition, the auctex package in Ubuntu is
outdated. 11.85 is out for more than a year.
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LaTeX menu doesn't open in emacs
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/456875
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org-common
Using openoffice.org packages from the OpenOffice repository, Kubuntu
9.04, using latest backports packages of KDE 4.3.1, clicking on a mailto
link in Writer does not work. Nothing happens.
Someone experienced something similar much
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