Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox-3.0
In the Error console this error occasionally appears. I am doing a lot
of javascript programming and always have the Error console display
everything. The strange thing is that I haven't seen this error appear
before.
Error: [Exception...
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Public bug reported:
Sound driver keeps changing on reboot, sometimes Autodetect works,
sometimes HDA Intel works, sometimes ALSA works, sometimes OSS works,
etc. Sometimes sound even works after a couple of reboot.
Autodetect fails most of the time.
This sort of thing has been happening since
Sorry for the late report. I just had an email about this bug today.
Anyway, I have switched to Firefox 3 since a couple of months ago and
this problem is gone.
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Firefox cursor disappear in beginning of text fields
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/164526
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On Fri, 2008-08-22 at 20:05 +, Pedro Villavicencio wrote:
Can you try to reproduce the same with Hardy or Intrepid? thanks.
No. I don't have Hardy nor Intrepid. Just Gutsy.
Sorry.
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gedit: trash files do not show in file browser
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/164584
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I am still using the same versions of gedit (2.20.3) and Nautilus
(2.20.0) so yes, it's still an issue for me.
I don't know whether it's still an issue with newer versions because I haven't
been able to install the latest gedit
2.22.3, although from gedit's What's new lists since 2.20.3 there
I have no idea which part of my last message you think is a misconduct.
It was meant to be humorous while making a strong point. If you are
referring to the word stupid, it is obvious to me that it refers to
myself. Sorry if you misunderstood that.
I see no point in filing a bug report here, so
1. Open gedit, have the file browser displayed in the side panel.
2. Edit any file. Let's say you want to delete a character but somewhat
you decided to do it later after you check for some other files you
have.
3. Click on any file in the file browser (so the keyboard focus is now
on the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gedit
gedit 2.20.3
Nautilus 2.20.0
When the focus is in the file browser pointing at a file and you press
the DEL key then the file is directly sent to the trash bin. I did not
try it on a folder.
I was about to delete some characters in the editor.
My bad. Overheat problem confirmed.
I think we can safely close this bug.
Thanks for the prompt response!
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gedit hangs the entire system
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/164182
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Public bug reported:
I have some javascript code that displays a custom dialog box, that
is, a DIV on top of a disabled DIV on top of the page (so as to create
the effect of a modal dialog box). The dialog has a number of text
fields.
When I click on any text field to enter some text, the cursor
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
I was copying some MP3 files from a USB attached hard-disk to my local
hard-disk /home/marc/Music. The hard-disk is VFAT formatted. All the
copied files have the executable flag on (which is wrong but not the bug
I am referring now). I decided
The VFat filesystem doesn't understand unix file permission so any try to
change them in a vfat partition will be futile, anyways this seems more a
question than a bug itself so please raise this issue as a question at the
support tracker [WWW] https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu, where
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gedit
In /etc/mime.types the file extensions ~ % bak old sik are of type
application/x-trash. Files with those extensions are not visible in
gedit's file browser (side pane).
Despite my setting in File Management Preferences - Views - Show hidden
and
did u right-click and choose show hidden files
Yes I did, and they still do not show up.
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gedit: trash files do not show in file browser
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Oops, sorry.
- Linux 2.6.22-14-generic #1 SMP Sun Oct 14 23:05:12 GMT 2007 i686
- Gutsy Gibbon (Ubuntu 7.10) fresh install, all updates until last night
- Nautilus 2.20.0
- gedit 2,20.3
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gedit: trash files do not show in file browser
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/164584
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gedit
I was simply editing a number of files with two gedit windows opened.
The first crash happened when I clicked on the Open toolbar icon.
The second crash happened when I clicked on the Edit menu.
The third crash happened when I press Ctrl-f.
So the
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gedit hangs
Apparently I spoke too soon.
This does not appear to be a specific gedit bug.
The same thing just happened while I was using nautilus and simply
clicked on a file's property menu. The file property window appeared
but all in transparent colors and soon afterwards the whole system
hung.
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On Wed, 2007-11-21 at 00:24 +, exactt wrote:
do you have other OSs on your computer that run well?
No. I just installed Win Vista 2 days ago but haven't played
with it so I can't tell.
if not: have you checked your memory? e.g. with the livecd.
there is an option in the startup screen.
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