I've just installed gnome boxes into a virtual machine and checked by
groups both before and after, and I'm not a member of the kvm group,
despite being in the sudo group.
I can't do much more testing right now, but from my understanding of the
issue when I raised it about 6 months ago, my guess w
This may come a little later than you would have liked, but you can use
the command "newgrp kvm" from a terminal window, and then launch gnome-
boxes from that self-same terminal window.
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Update: adding myself to the kvm group fixes this issue.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1759806
Title:
Unable to start VM in gnome-boxes
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1) Ubuntu Release Information
Description:Ubuntu Bionic Beaver (development branch)
Release:18.04
2) Package Information
gnome-boxes:
Installed: 3.27.92-1
Candidate: 3.27.92-1
Version table:
*** 3.27.92-1 500
500 http://gb.archive.ubuntu.com/ubunt
Following on for #70, one cannot install new packages for appstream if
the packages cannot be refreshed. What will be done to advise users how
to get around this problem. Finding this bug report was more luck than
skill.
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Public bug reported:
When using locally integrated menus, creating screenshots of an app
produces undesirable results.
Depending on how fast you can perform alt+printscreen, you either see
only the menu items in the screenshot, or you see a crossfade between
the window title and the menu items.
Public bug reported:
I installed nagios3 in saucy, and as such it installed Apache2 along
side it. When I tried viewing the status of a service in the web
interface, it tried to download the .cgi files.
Upon inspection, this is because the apache2 mod cgi had not been
enabled by the installer.
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Public bug reported:
I am running Raring, and this morning (29-01-2013) I noticed that
upgrades on my PCs for libc6 required user interaction, asking to
restart services without asking, during the dpkg-exec stage.
The update manager would just sit in the background, stuck on that
stage, until I e
#21 I disagree!
It's entirely possible for an operating system to include pretty good
parental controls. If you take a look at the ones on Mac, as soon as
they're enabled, *no* web browser can access anything which is
considered to be adult. Is the dash not just a glorified web browser in
this sen
Public bug reported:
Scale was recently updated to include a close button per window.
If I run with two monitors, there is a definite slow down of the Scale
animation as I open more windows. Note, these windows could be as simple
as a terminal or gedit, it seems that number is important, not size
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1056970
Title:
Since the introduction of the close button when Scale is toggled
(super+w), the animation is slow on two monitors. One is fine.
To mana
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1050816
Title:
Action on title bar *-click cannot be changed through gnome-tweak-tool
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Public bug reported:
In gnome tweak tool, head to the Windows section and change the
behaviour of any of the actions. You will see that the action now shows
your new choice, but the action doesn't actually work, and keeps
behaving like the default.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.10
Pac
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1044451
Title:
Select background during install
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Public bug reported:
This isn't so much a bug, more a cool idea taken from here:
http://www.reddit.com/r/Ubuntu/comments/z3s57/community_contest_wallpapers_landed_in_ubuntu_1210/c61f3ah
I lack the chops myself to get this working, but I think it would excite
users to be able to change their back
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Title:
FORMAT option should be removed from mounted devices on the launcher
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Public bug reported:
It is way too simple to "format" a mounted usb drive from the launcher.
At the moment the right click options contain Open, Format and Eject in
that order.
I believe that format should be removed as it is way too easy to click
by mistake; it sits inbetween two of the most com
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