I confirmed Roger's observation, this bug is still present in Hardy
Alpha 5. With the number of 64bit nvidia 8xxx users out there we really
should fix this before the full release of Hardy, because although there
are workarounds many newbies won't be bothered to go to the time,
trouble, and effort
I got this same problem in a fresh Hardy alpha 4 install. This problem
persisted even when I reinstalled ksmserver. I have since installed kde4
and I log into that everytime with no problem, so this problem seems to
only affect kde3
Pat
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KDE rarely starts up completely
I posted this in Bug # 147623 as well (as I'm not sure which one is the
most appropriate) - but I just tried Kubuntu 64 Hardy Alpha 3 and got
this bug again. Booting off of the live cd with any of the default boot
options results in a black screen (with monitor entering sleep mode
eventually) and
I just tried Kubuntu 64 Hardy Alpha 3 and got this bug again. Booting
off of the live cd with any of the default boot options results in a
black screen (with monitor entering sleep mode eventually) and the
system refuses to boot. I can't get into the system at all off of the
live cd unless I
I just wanted to confirm that this bug still seems to apply to Hardy
Alpha 1 - If we want Hardy to be a big success (particularly as a LTS)
then we need bugs like this to be absent from Hardy.
Pat
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Black screen, and bad usplash.conf
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/150930
You received this bug
Thanks Colin, that was good and speedy work :)
Pat
On Dec 3, 2007 10:27 AM, Colin Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My fault, I never resurrected my ubiquity patch after 7.10 RC. I've
committed it now, so it should be in alpha-2 for testing.
** Changed in: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
Status: In
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kxdocker
When I launch kxdocker from the terminal I get the following output:
KXDocker Will use Composite Extensions!
QSettings: malformed line ' TREE' in group 'Settings'
QSettings: malformed line ' MERGE-SOURCE' in group 'Settings'
kxdocker: WARNING:
This problem persists in Kubuntu Feisty Fawn Herd 5. Using the included
xserver-xorg-video-i810 driver (version 1.7.4-1). Xine video driver
auto/xv will play the washed out video (horrible color/Gamma) and I
still have to manually change the video driver to Xshm to view video
properly.
Hopefully
