It's my lucky day. Pulseaudio has failed several times today. I see
this in syslog for only one of the failures:
$ grep -Ei "alsa|pulseaudio|usb" /var/log/syslog
Jun 7 14:50:15 phord-x1 pulseaudio[9173]: CLI got EOF from user.
Jun 7 14:50:15 phord-x1 pulseaudio[9173]: Freed 27 "UNIX socket
Public bug reported:
On Ubuntu 16.10
The pulseaudio daemon dies occasionally. It's probably caused by audio
output activity, but I can't be sure it always stops during playback
because I can't always hear it (headphones plugged in but not on my
head). It doesn't seem to die as much when I'm
** Attachment added: "log up to point of failure, but I don't remember details
of activity at the time"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/1696589/+attachment/4891707/+files/pulseverbose.log.4.gz
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Each time this failure occurs it is sufficient to run "pulseaudio
--start" to get my devices back online, then restart the audio apps so
they can find the device again.
I normally use the external audio device (headphone jack) on a hot-
plugged ThinkPad OneLink Plus dock.
I have not seen
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/1696589/+attachment/4891706/+files/pulseverbose.log.3.gz
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I have two unicode characters in my prompt. Both are narrow enough to
fit in a single cell. When the profile compatibility setting is
"Ambiguous width: narrow", one of the characters displays in a single
cell; the other takes a double-cell. When I change the profile setting
to "Ambiguous width:
Fixed in 4.4.0-28?
I had this same problem when I updated to 16.4 last month on 4.4.0-24.
It worked fine when I booted from any of the 4.2 revisions I had
previously (4.2.0-16, 4.2.0-36, 4.2.0-38). Today I was about to try the
4.4.9 kernels and noticed that Ubuntu had 4.4.0-28 available. I
I think it's important for the developer to consider some aspects of
this bug separately.
1. Wifi auth window pops up and steals focus before user is logged in.
It is frustrating to begin typing my password and to have my keyboard focus
swiped away so my hidden password is now
Public bug reported:
Autocompletion in bash for subomdules works by completing simple file
paths.
$ git clone https://gerrit.googlesource.com/gerrit cd gerrit
$ git submodule init plugins/TABTAB
commit-message-length-validator/ README
reviewnotes/
Public bug reported:
To create a keyboard shortcut, you launch All Settings Keyboard
Shortcuts Custom Shortcuts. The list of shortcuts is shown in a table
with no headers. Each row contains the action and the hotkey which
together make up a shortcut.
The instruction displayed in the status
@Mark Shuttleworth (sabdfl)
The minimize button is not prominent at all! In fact, it's invisible
if the application is maximized.
More to the point, though: if I clicked a launcher button for an open
window accidentally and I now want that window to go away again, it's
much easier to just click
I don't know. I'm using pidgen again. Unity's messenger seems more broken
now.
On Aug 5, 2013 2:21 PM, GonzO go...@worlord.com wrote:
...has this ever been addressed? I'm currently forced to use Pidgen,
but that has its own issues
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Public bug reported:
I use libpq-dev:amd64 and libpq-dev:i386 on the same system to support
compiling and cross-compiling software using gcc. But these packages
cannot be installed on the same machine under 12.04. Instead I get
this:
The following packages will be REMOVED:
comerr-dev
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1034610
Title:
please add multiarch support for libpq-dev for cross-compiling
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I encountered the same problem. Here are some additional details and a
workaround.
This is a fresh 12.04 install, with updates but no new software or
options added yet except for the nVidia proprietary drivers (Updated,
not Current). My video resolution is 1600x900 on my laptop and
1920x1200 on
One more note: I expect the Changing launcher location step is
unrelated to the bug. I see this problem when I simply open the
Displays application and click on Apply, regardless of the Launcher
placement setting.
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I can reproduce this as described. But I have an exacerbation to report
for this same problem.
I have dead zones[1] in my multiple-monitor setup. I find that when I
try to drag a window title into a dead zone the window refuses to move
there and so it sits still on the desktop. The mouse
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 974242 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/974242
It doesn't sound like 974242 to me. It sounds more like bug 1014507.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/unity/+bug/1014507
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Possibly related bugs with different reported symptoms:
Bug 1014507: Drag Drop of window to other desktop separates mouse position
from window position
Bug 903846: cursor is placed much above the window border after dragging a
snapped window
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I'm seeing the same problems others are reporting here on 11.10
(released) with latest Unity: unity_4.24.0-0ubuntu2b1_amd64.deb
It wasn't clear to me that mods in Ubuntu 2d would persist in
Ubuntu, so here's what I did to restore my settings:
1. Create a new user and login as him (Unity works).
Happens to me; also running x64. Is anyone seeing this in 32-bit mode?
More detail, though this should be easy enough for a developer to do as
well.
strace shows that during this hang Synaptic is furiously fstatting the
repository caches:
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