To OP - what you describe is gnome-power-manager. I am setting this
issue to confirmed as I see the issue too - on a machine that is capable
of performing a suspend, the option is not available to automatically
suspend on critical battery, at least via gnome-power-manager's GUI.
** Package
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 993440 ***
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CORRECTION: This is a duplicate issue... found the bug listed under
gnome-control-center. Bug #993440
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** This bug has been
Hello Evan, I solved the problem you have by doing the following:
1. Run, as you did before:
sudo dpkg --configure -a
2. Press CONTROL+C to before the download of Dropbox tries to do anything.
3. Remove dropbox:
sudo apt-get purge nautilus-dropbox
That should allow you to install other packages
**edit on point #2:
2. Press CONTROL+C before the download of Dropbox gets to 99%.
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Edited title (as it was just the error message copy-pasted) and assigned
the package apport. It appears there's some localization issue, but I
don't have the resources to confirm.
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Allow 24px launcher icons
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Note I have Bug #992485 as a duplicate to this one, although the
aforementioned bug does not specifically request a size. (I'll argue
that it may even be practical to move the size all the way down to
16x16, the smallest size of most icons.)
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May you confirm that the power configuration window you are referring to
is gnome-power-manager, part of the Gnome control center? (That is the
default for Gnome Shell and Unity Desktop.)
If so, I can confirm the
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The OP is requesting help to solve a problem with a certain
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Status: Incomplete = Invalid
** Converted to question:
The problem is certainly valid but it is requesting too large a change
to be considered a feature request, and it is not a bug (i.e. there is
no programmer error that is preventing the firmware upgrade). See:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/HowToTriage#Feature_Requests
I cannot find any existing
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I can confirm that the features the OP requested do not exist in gnome-
control-center 1:3.4.2-0ubuntu0.2. I suggest importance Wishlist here.
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- In particular, please state which GUI (KDE? Gnome Shell? Unity?) this
is
Hi Matthias, Thank you for your reply.
Note that bug reports are about single problems that you wish developers to fix
- more than one issue means more than one report.
If you are experiencing a lot of problems with your computer bieng slow (i.e
not just Firefox) and want some more ideas to
Hmm maybe the apport broke before it was able to upload? The bug does
sound like a kernel-related bug, so I'm going to put it under kernel.
First, remove the following file if it exists:
~/.cache/apport/launchpad.credentials
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Confirmed - simply click on the Chess game window and click Ctrl+O. I
suggest importance HIGH as it essentially renders the load function
useless.
Result: The Load chess game dialog is that the fields in the dialog window
take up a very small portion vertically on the screen, making it almost
Attach screenshot (glchess 1:3.4.1-0ubuntu2, unity 5.12-0ubuntu1)
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May you give an example of a web page that triggers the issue? (e.g. if it's a
video, link to the specific video if possible)
Also, have you tried another browser such as Chromium or Epiphany?
From the following lines it looks like it's a media plugin that's taking
up all your CPU which is
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 599123 ***
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Notebook trackpad don't work after login
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No sound after latest update for Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
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12.04 remmina full screen closes unexpectedly
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Are you using the chromium package, or Chrome downloaded straight from
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Large I/O operations result in poor interactive performance and high iowait
times
Is the sorting for your bookmarks library set to unsorted? (see attached
screenshot)
It looks like you need to set your bookmark library to unsorted to be allowed
to manually change the ordering of bookmarks.
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** Attachment
This is likely a configuration issue, since one wrong move in ANY of
that would cause the computer to fail to boot. The supported way to
install encrypted filesystems is the alternate install CD. (If there is
an issue performing that, then we can work on another bug report.)
The report does not
You may want to bring this discussion over to the Ubuntu forums under:
http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=332
While using Nautilus, try the following command in a terminal:
dmesg | tail
If there are any error messages in the dump, there may be a bug here.
Otherwise, it may just be
You are mentioning Virtualbox in your report... What is your host OS,
and is Ubuntu the guest?
If you use large files regularly, you may want to read filesystem benchmarks
such as http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=articleitem=ubuntu_1204_fsnum=1
In my experience (single hard drive) the xfs
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-
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crash on installing Ubuntu 12.04 using Live CD from USB Drive
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Thanks you for the prompt reply and your patience. I tried two
computers, my main and my test laptop both with the same versions you
are using and bookmark sorting works by default...
The only possibility I can think of now is some artifact of the upgrade,
configuration, or plug-in issue - you
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Marking as incomplete pending OP's response to proposed hard drive issue
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Facebook
I am currently checking whether a trailing slash in $HOME should even be
valid. From what I'm seeing, it isn't / shouldn't be, as such a trailing
slash does change the behaviour of more programs than texlive.
https://common.helixcommunity.org/2004/devdocs/quickstart
Correction - BUGNUMBER in this case is 985144, so you should enter:
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Correction - BUGNUMBER in this case is 984783, so the command is:
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Did you enter the bug number? The command you can copy-paste is:
apport-collect 984492
(sorry about that I fixed my templates AFTER I realized I accidentally
forgot to enter the numbers...)
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Hmm I don't see the apport information being attached - if you get a chance to
try apport-collect again, try:
apport-collect 990862
(with the number of the bug)
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Correction – bugnumber is 990088, so enter into the following command into the
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Correction – bugnumber is 985199, so enter into the following command into the
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Received proper apport information, so set status back to new.
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Title:
The left side of the Library window does allow manual sorting - only
the right side does. If you want to sort the top level of folders,
then click on All Bookmarks, Bookmarks Menu, or Bookmarks Toobar
(depending on where the folders you want to sort are) and you can use
the right side of the
Setting status back to new, as reporter is able to reproduce the issue.
(I do not personally have the resources to confirm...)
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Status: Incomplete = New
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Just as a note, I tried to reproduce on my Ubuntu 12.04 x64 setup
(2009-15) by intentionally reconfiguring my $HOME with usermod. I did
not notice any slowdown - so either texlive became tolerant of this or
my laptop is too fast to notice the extra work...
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Specifically, may you verify the version of Keepass? The keepass version
in the
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 763148 ***
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CONFIRMED in Ubuntu 12.04 x64 using libgtk-3-0 3.4.1-0ubuntu1.
Editing original description to make it a little clearer...
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Status: New = Confirmed
** Summary changed:
- Print to file dialog fails to add '.pdf' ext to filename
+ Print to file dialog does not add extension to modified file name
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Print to file dialog does not add extension to modified file name
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Acer Travelmate 7750G FN keys and lid issues
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It sounds like your computer is pretty much useable and you'll be better
off getting support from the following sources than sitting around
waiting for some software to change:
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Preliminary setting package to grub2
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Ubuntu fails to account for separate boot partition
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I cannot reproduce this issue on my machines. May you post the hardware
configuration of both machines, and the partitioning scheme + where you
installed the bootloader? Are you multi-booting with more than one OS on
the same computer?
I have two Ubuntu 12.04 x64 machines with separate /boot
If you patch this yourself, there seem to be two places that need it:
nv-linux.h, and the pm_message_t section of conftest.sh. For the
conftest.sh section I did this:
#include linux/version.h
#include linux/utsname.h
#if LINUX_VERSION_CODE KERNEL_VERSION(3, 4, 0)
#include asm/system.h
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Not sure if this counts as a bug, but was a mild surprise. The version
of libglib2.0-0 in quantal was just upgraded, and is tagged as breaking
emacs23 below 23.4. As a result, have to use emacs-lucid or emacs-nox
(or own install) rather than the GTK version.
** Affects:
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Some of the linux header files seem to have been changed/moved, which is
causing the build to fail. I have no particular insight into the problem
otherwise.
ProblemType: Package
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nvidia kernel module fails to build on 3.4.x kernel [fatal error:
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Hmm I can't piece together the whole sequence of events that could make
this happen, but one thing I notice is that Firefox's memory usage
exceeded your physical memory and went into swap.
From procStatus.txt:
VmPeak: 1930712 kB
VmSize: 1867308 kB - 1.78 GiB!
VmSwap: 100868 kB
From
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This issue is still present for unity (5.12-0ubuntu1) desktop under Ubuntu
12.04 64-bit on Firefox 12.0+build1-0ubuntu0.12.04.1.
I used the upload dialog at skydrive.live.com (although I'm sure any will
work). The upload file dialog only contains Add to bookmarks, Show hidden
files, Show size
Assigned package to upstart which is the modern version of the package
affected by this old bug.
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Package set to debian-installer as per their directions on the installer
team Launchpad page
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Raid 1 + LVM + Encryption doesnt work
From your log, I believe your issue may actually be a failing or badly
connected hard disk!.
(Vos logs ont l'air d'un disque dur qui n'est pas branché correctement ou
qui est en train de faillir.)
[ 1257.754596] ata1.00: exception Emask 0x0 SAct 0x0 SErr 0x0 action 0x6
[ 1257.754606] ata1.00:
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We need to know what you were using to play the files, and which
Recent you are referring to. As well we need your version
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It would be good to get some more information about your system, it
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I'm setting the package to courier-imap as that is what the forum topic refers
to.
Note the forum says it was SOLVED with what seems like a workaround, but a
warning or performing the action done in the workaround by default would be
nice.
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Changing this to HP cups as output shows an HP printer driver
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Title:
Printer HP Deskjet F2120 All
Human response here (well at least I'm currently defined as human)...
Your bug report seems to be describing multiple problems - a bug report
only should report on ONE problem. If you are encountering many issues,
you make many bug reports! For your maximize and close buttons, try
brining your
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Assigning it to kernel for now... Looks like acpi.
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battery indicator does not show battery
Updated tags for suspend resume failure and forwarded to kernel
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Change package to installer
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ubuntu 12.04 installs MBR on USB. On USB Stick installation
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Package set to ubiquity as per the test case's description.
Colin, in the future, can you try to put in apport information if your test
image can do so properly? Thanks!
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