Playing a bit around, I found a few workarounds:
1) The thumb button, which I have never used, on my very old Logitech
mouse will set the focus without touching the selection. However, not
everybody has thumb buttons - particularly on laptops. Scrolling with
the mouse wheel in the field does noth
Sorry for the spamming. I forgot to mention my last idea: Clicking the
label for the field could be a way to set focus to the field. I think it
does this on Windows, but correct me if I'm wrong.
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I don't think this aspect has been stated explicitely (although yaztromo
hints at it), but my primary annoyance with this is that the save dialog
helpfully selects the filename without the extension, making it is easy
to type a new name with the right extension. However, when I first
navigate to th
This happens to me as well on Ubuntu 12.10. It makes it a bit scary to
delete the (previously) Ubuntu One synced folders, since the icons
suggest the deletion will still get synced to the "cloud".
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Well ok, I guess it is not that bad in this case, since it does not
suggest installing it. It could note somewhere on the suggestion line
that it is actually installed, though, while picking up that habit of
checking this status anyway.
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This also happens with misspellings:
$ gnulot
No command 'gnulot' found, did you mean:
Command 'gnuplot' from package 'gnuplot-nox' (universe)
Command 'gnuplot' from package 'gnuplot-x11' (universe)
gnulot: command not found
$ gnuplot
G N U P L O T
Version 4.4 patchlevel 0
** Bug watch added: Debian Bug tracker #558222
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=558222
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ImageJ chooses wrong java home
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/294753
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I believe they reverted the fix according to this bug report
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=558222
See also
http://svn.debian.org/wsvn/debian-med/trunk/packages/imagej/trunk/debian/imagej.sh?rev=4423&sc=0
I guess this bug report (and the Debian one) should be reopened since
the
I for one find that my system works worse with KMS turned off. Whenever
the system tries to start X, it comletely freezes with a black screen
(so it was quite a hassle to install Lucid using the desktop iso).
Furthermore, the vesa driver doesn't even work for me - it finds no
usable modes by defaul
No it's not fixed. The line that determines the java home is still the
same:
JAVA_HOME=$(/usr/sbin/update-java-alternatives -l | head -1 | cut -d'
' -f 3)
i.e. still the first line from update-java-alternatives -l, which is not
necessarily the configured alternative. I just installed 1.43b-1 by
i
** Attachment added: "menu.lst"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/28532362/menu.lst
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os-prober parses menu.lst incorrectly with '=' instead of space after 'title'
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/393670
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Binary package hint: grub2
update-grub correctly found out that I have a Gentoo installation on
another partition, but it created a menu entry with the correct initrd,
but using memtest86.bin as the kernel. I believe this is due to the
script /usr/lib/linux-boot-probes/mounte
Tried to make a patch including my fix. I have no experience writing
patches though, so I probably did something wrong. Also I am not sure,
my fix is the best one.
** Attachment added: "imagej_1.40a-1ubuntu2.debdiff"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/19431516/imagej_1.40a-1ubuntu2.debdiff
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Public bug reported:
ImageJ fails to run on an amd64 system if ia32-sun-java6-bin is installed. It
fails with the error message
> Running a 64-bit JVM is not supported on this platform.
This seems to be due to the script /usr/bin/imagej setting JAVA_HOME by
JAVA_HOME=$(/usr/sbin/update-java-al
I have experienced this bug consequently on Gutsy and Hardy systems.
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Installing kcontrol in Ubuntu causes Other submenu to populate with kcontrol app
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/156219
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Sorry, didn't finish my sentence:
The BIOS only has a setting for turning on/off "Wireless" which has the same
effect as Fn+F2, i.e. WLAN + bluetooth with the latter only turning on if
enabled in Windows.
Btw, output from some attempts:
$ sudo dellWirelessCtl --st_bt ; echo $?
4
$ sudo dellWirel
Public bug reported:
I cannot turn on or off the bluetooth radio on my Inspiron 510m
independently from the wireless LAN radio. In Windows I can do this. If
it is on, it will turn on and off along with the WLAN radio, when I
press Fn+F2 in Ubuntu. If it is off, I cannot turn it on in any way in
Ub
Like many others, I experience the crash with an 855 and the "intel" driver.
Let me add that I can use xrandr 1.2 features using the command line tool, i.e.
$ xrandr --output VGA --pos 0x200
extends the screen downwards to my external display. I have mostly used it for
a clone configuration, but
This sounds like what I'm seeing on my Dell Inspiron 510m running Hardy.
Sometimes (seemingly at random) the modifier keys stop working. Logging
out and back in usually fixes it. The problem seems to be that I cannot
hold a key, since keyboard repeat fails at the same time.
The problem was frequen
Also crashes for me every time on amd64. The number after "Undefined
option:" varies.
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Crashes on startup
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/71112
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