Sorry for my misleading earlier post. Both parts were wrong.
1. ConditionACPower=no means to run on battery only; to ignore AC, it must be
empty.
2. The ANACRON_RUN_ON_BATTERY_POWER flag has no effect when anacron is launched
via systemd.
So in conclusion, it was mere coincidence that my approac
The original systemd service file may be restored on system update.
Rather, make an override file /etc/systemd/system/anacron.service.d/on-
ac.conf with
> [Unit]
> ConditionACPower=no
to make systemd always start anacron. However that doesn't help if
anacron will then just flinch, so ensure in /e
Public bug reported:
Unfortunately it's been a while since I took notes on this bug, didn't
find time to report it immediately and now I can't reconstruct the
version information exactly. It happened on March 5th, 2018 while
installing Ubuntu xenial desktop 32-bit from a live USB drive.
observed
With avcodec-hw=none and vout=xcb_x11, VLC stopped showing its h264
error message when I try to play the video. Instead, the buttons and
status bar flicker for a short moment, and repeating the playback
command shows it looks like it's "playing" a video of near-zero length.
(Other players can find
PS: Ubuntu version is xenial, VLC version is 2.2.2. When I click the
version in the "about" window, it shows a build date, but I can't find a
way to copy that to clipboard.
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> Input/Codecs => Hardware-accelerated decoding => disable.
In advanced mode / show all preferences mode, this option hides in the
"ffmpeg" subcategory.
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Upgraded my netbook to xenial today, paired my Sennheiser PX210BT,
shows up in "bt-device --list", connects and headphones play their
internal "playback device added" sound. pavucontrol sees them as
well and offers "High Fidelity Playback (A2DP Sink)" as one of the
modes, so I select it, but still
Unfortunately, X11 video output (XCB) is not a good solution. On my
Thinkpad it produces massive frame drops and color artifacts if I try to
use a zoom level other than 100% oder 200%. This means I cannot watch my
favorite YouTube videos on fullscreen on that computer.
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Please check whether it might be this bug:
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Title:
gstream video decoder only
Possible dupe:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/totem/+bug/108769
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Black screen on video playback
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I tested some VLC output modules on the AOD255E:
VDPAU video output: no video
XVideo video output (XCB): black video
OpenGL GLX video output (XCB): degraded as with gnome-mplayer
X11 video output (XCB): "stairways" when diagonal objects move very fast, but
acceptable in all other aspects, so I'll
When I "watch" a black video in VLC on the AOD255E or the bug-affected
Thinkpad, take a screenshot of thath blackness and display the image
file in eog, I see what I'd expect to have seen in the video at that
position.
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In case it helps: On the AOD255E, lspci | grep VGA | cut -d : -sf 3-
Intel Corporation Atom Processor D4xx/D5xx/N4xx/N5xx Integrated Graphics
Controller
On the AOD360:
Intel Corporation Atom Processor D4xx/D5xx/N4xx/N5xx Integrated Graphics
Controller
(however, this one runs on Ubuntu precise,
Same problem on xenial in an Acer Aspire One 255 (AOD255E), also in VLC.
gnome-mplayer shows the video but at a very slow frame rate, and in
cases where it has to scale the image up to make it fill the screen, the
image quality is worse than on an Acer Aspire One 360 with VLC (same
resolution, full
I tried to debug it, but the coding style of /usr/lib/msttcorefonts
/update-ms-fonts lead me to decide I'll rather uninstall the ttf-
mscorefonts-installer after initial system setup. I'll uninstall it now
and expect the mail messages will end then.
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PS: Uninstalling the installer also removed the fonts from
/usr/share/fonts/truetype/msttcorefonts , so make backup
before you uninstall it.
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Title
Copy of previous post with indentations visible:
http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/14091231/
(LaunchPad's current layout merges spaces.)
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Failed t
Patched /usr/share/pyshared/usbcreator/install.py to show details:
| @@ -241,3 +241,3 @@
| except dbus.DBusException as dbus_err:
| -self._failure(message)
| +self._failure(message + ':\n' + repr(dbus_err))
| self.progress_pulse_stop()
New erro
Also tried --allow-system-internal, same failure.
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Failed to install the bootloader
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I'm trying to install Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS (trusty). With UNetBootin I managed to
install it in a semi-broken way (freezes shorty after local user login), so I
try and use that to re-create a Live USB. So effectively, I'm using
* usb-creator-gtk=0.2.56.3ubuntu0.2
* on Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS (trusty)
I don't know if this is related or a separate bug: Shortcuts whose non-
control key (i.e. number or letter) differs from default (LANG=C ?)
keyboard layout go out of work after reboot and also differ when used
via VNC. Steps to reproduce:
* Use Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS (precise pangolin) that is install
It seems the number of keys involved is not important.
Shift+F => "f".
Ctrl+Shift+F => "f"
Ctrl+Alt+Shift+F => "f"
Also, when I change the assigned keys a second time, the entry
disappears from the list completely.
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@ Alin: i had some similar error in ubiquity and managed to write a
hotfix. maybe you can adapt that to gdebi.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/1063186
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Hotfix for Ubiquity crash due to "too many open files" when using
python's apt cache module, based on Jason Conti's hint in
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/python-apt/+bug/1051935 .
I had the same problem at another stage of install, sounds like the resource
depletion discussed in link
** Patch removed: "Enable clipboard charset conversion via environment variable"
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** Attachment added: "Enable clipboard charset conversion via environment
variable"
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Public bug reported:
When copying text from a german WinXP machine, umlauts were dropped or
replaced by \x depending on which text editor I locally pasted
it into. When copying local text and pasting it remotely, umlauts were
replaced by pairs of strange symbols, indicating they might have
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