This happened to me when switching quickly to the 'Financial' mode and
then to the 'Basic' mode. I haven't looked into it further, but my gut
instinct is that I switched away from financial mode before the initial
currency information download was finished, and something reacted poorly
to the resul
Yes, I believe this is the problem. Ubuntu's libnotify does not support
notifications with action buttons. If asked to pop up a notification
with action buttons, it displays it as a separate message box window
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I'm going to convert this to a support question, because it seems to be
more of a configuration issue.
You will not be able to connect two computer directly to each other with
the same cable that you would use to connect a computer to a router. You
need a crossover cable, as opposed to the typical
I believe this is a result of the recent decision by the Gnome
developers to disable menu icons in GTK applications. See for example
bug #464893
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The current "fix" in Ubuntu's released version doesn't entirely solve
the problem. It *is* solved in 0.6.2, the new upstream release. They
essentially just incorporated the same patch my PPA package uses into
the mainline code.
I will attempt to keep my PPA packages up to date as time permits, unt
Most laptop touchpads lack a middle button, thus Emulate3Buttons is the
only way to effect a middle-click.
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This is now fixed for real in the new upstream version 0.6.2, using the
patch that I was advocating by Paul Wellner Bou.
The new version simply does not alter EXIF timestamps, which is arguably
the correct behavior.
What are the chances of seeing 0.6.2 in current Ubuntu as an SRU?
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This problem hasn't occurred on my computer in quite some time now.
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As far as I know, it is not necessary to relegate the remainder of the
disk space past 137GB to an extra or "archive" position. You can simply
create a separate partition for /boot, about 100MB or so should be fine,
and ensure that it is the first partition on the drive, or at least
within the firs
Indeed; one of the latest updates appears to have resolved this. There
is still minimal flicker of the last couple lines of text when typing
near the bottom of the window, but this is tolerable compared to the
entire window flashing on every keystroke.
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When editing any document in Abiword, the rulers at the edges of the
window will flicker obnoxiously on every keypress, or any mouse movement
within the window. It's unbelievably distracting.
ProblemType: Bug
Architecture: i386
Date: Sat Feb 20 0
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On one of the computers which exhibits this problem, could you try
booting with an older LiveCD, or a different distro's LiveCD, and see if
you can still reproduce this?
Also,
Confirming this. bzr-gtk cannot be installed after upgrading to bzr
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On Lucid, I can reliably crash OpenOffice Writer 1:3.2.0~rc4-1ubuntu1
with the following steps:
1) Create a new document
2) Enter some text
3) Leave oowriter alone for a while, either minimized, on a different virtual
desktop, or simply w
I believe I've found the problem here. The debian/firefox-
vimperator.install file is still copying the installed files to
usr/lib/iceweasel/... instead of usr/lib/firefox/...
I'll see if I can get this fixed, if no one else does.
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Confirmed, the znc-extra package needs to be updated to match the znc
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Well, it seems that the lucid version was changed to depend on firefox
rather than iceweasel, but it only installs files under /usr/share/doc
/firefox-vimperator:
AUTHORS
NEWS.gz
TODO.gz
changelog.Debian.gz
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Surely. Kernel is 2.6.32-12.16
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Unfortunately I already upgraded the machine in question to Lucid, so I
can't test the Karmic backports package. However, I assume that package
was backported from the version in Lucid, and the machine has had no
problems with wireless in Lucid.
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Good catch, I forgot that I had already reported this oops, oops.
duplicate 511452
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BUG: unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference at (null),
Confirmed. Maybe this can be patched to depend on firefox instead, I'll
look into it over the weekend.
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I can confirm that BIOS 1.26 fixes this. Funny, 2nd level support swore
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supplement and replace the GUI applets.
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Okay, naturally I totally missed the line in this bug description about
the other Steve's PPA, sorry about that. On the other hand, I see that
that version is a bit outdated. I have packaged 0.21.1.
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I have a first-draft package in my PPA, which I would like to clean up a
bit and try to get accepted into the repos. Launchpad hasn't built the
package yet, but it builds on my system. I'm just not sure if the best
approach is to try to get it into Ubuntu or take it up to Debian first.
My PPA is h
I just wanted to add that this issue seems more likely to occur when
something external causes the wireless connection to disassociate, such
as low signal strength or a congested AP. It happens pretty rarely on my
home network with the access point about a meter away, but if I go
upstairs on the fr
And now I also am sorry for not responding for so long :)
I upgraded to 2.2.1 and happily I no longer get this particular crash.
The dynamic playlist is still a little off compared to 1.4.x, seeming to
always want to pick a narrow group of artists, even when suggestions are
turned off. But that's
Public bug reported:
I get this crash all the time when using my netbook's wireless. Usually
it results in the keyboard not responding any more, and the GUI
freezing. Sometimes I can force a reboot with Alt-SysRq, but not always.
ProblemType: KernelOops
Annotation: Your system might become unstab
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Public bug reported:
I get this message periodically, no particular action seems to trigger
it.
ProblemType: KernelOops
Annotation: Your system might become unstable now and might need to be
restarted.
AplayDevices:
List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices
card 0: Intel [HDA Intel], device
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Public bug reported:
I get this bug periodically while using the wireless connection (ath9k)
on my Acer Aspire One AOD250 netbook. I usually first notice that my
connections are timing out. Clicking on the nm-applet at this point will
generally result in Xorg becoming unresponsive to any further m
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 426582 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/426582
I've marked this as a duplicate of bug #426582. It's a problem with the
new Xorg and ATI Radeon 7500 chipsets. There's a few workarounds noted
on the other bug report.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate
The only (easy) way to get the times right in F-Spot's DB again is to
remove and re-import your pictures, unfortunately.
It would be possible to modify the times in the DB directly, a script
could be written to adjust them "behind F-Spot's back", but that's a
little beyond me right now.
Google ar
I think that Windows XP doesn't use the EIST feature. Windows 7 does,
though, so I have this problem in Win7 and Ubuntu. I do realize this is
probably completely the wrong place for this discussion, but I am hoping
to get some info to use for leverage with Acer. Or perhaps enough info
from enough s
Adding to this issue, I just finally got through to Acer Level 2 support
about this BIOS issue with the N280 CPU, and the tech completely
stonewalled on me. She said that it is absolutely not a known issue, and
that the CPU will run at 1.66GHz when it needs to. This is despite the
fact that in Ubun
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 408912 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/408912
Sorry, that should have been bug #408912
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This would appear to be a duplicate of bug #408913, which is already
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** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 408912
CPU Frequency Scaling issue to scale frequency for 2
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 426582 ***
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This would be an issue with dircolors, which is part of coreutils. I've
reassigned this to the correct package for you.
Thanks for reporting!
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This is by design; the libnotify developers are debugging libnotify in
the Lucid development series. The urgency hints and other strange
artifacts are part of a debugging feature in libnotify which will be
disabled before the official release. For this reason, I am closing this
report.
Thanks for
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 403408 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/403408
This sounds very much like bug #403408, so I am marking it as a
duplicate. This is a fairly common problem with 9.10 on machines with
large hard drives.
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Thanks for reporting this, but this is intentional and not a bug. Lucid
developers have decided to debug notify-osd in Lucid development
versions. These strange lines and borders are meant for developers to
ensure that notifications are showing correctly, and that applications
are setting the corre
This is not a bug, as far as I know. A lot of work is going into notify-
osd for Lucid, including making use of the notification urgency.
Therefore, these debugging features are enabled so people can report
incorrect urgencies used in various notifications.
That's my take on the situation, anyway,
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 426582 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/426582
Since your lspci.txt shows that you have a Radeon Mobility 7500 graphics
chipset, this is definitely bug #426582. See that report for some more
information and possible workarounds.
I am marking this report a
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Marking this invalid in Malone, as this is not a bug-tracker bug.
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Confirmed. I know there's a few duplicates of this issue but I don't
have time to search right now. Here's the workaround, anyway:
Right click in a text box that has spellchecking. Click Languages, set
en_US.
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I just had this very same thing happen to me. I'm not sure if you're
having the same issue or not, but here's what happened in my case:
Earlier, I had ejected a CD via the eject button, not through the UI.
The CD remained mounted, and still showed up in the Nautilus sidebar.
I tried to burn an Ubu
Vim is available in Ubuntu, so this is not a needs-packaging bug. If
you're saying that Vim should be included in the default install, that's
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I just hit this one as well. Happens completely at random, as far as I
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Indeed. I was kind of surprised when I installed the devscripts and
ended up with full-blown Postfix installed on my laptop.
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You
This is for the same reason that Ctrl, Alt, or Shift cannot be assigned
to an action by themselves. The Windows, or "Super" key is generally
considered a modifier just like the aforementioned Ctrl, Alt, and etc.
On the other hand, Windows does manage to use the Win key to open the
start menu, whil
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E: Another defoma process seems running, or you aren't root. E: If you are root
and defoma process isn't running undoubtedly, E: it is possible that defoma
might have aborted. E: Please run defoma
Did this happen while running the installer?
It would be helpful to know what bug you were trying to report, and also
what, if anything, the dialog box said.
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Some more thoughts here, after testing a few things.
The dialog that f-spot-import produces is the F-Spot gphoto importer,
for handling direct imports from various digital cameras.
Also, the ability to select the target directory in that dialog is not
an official F-Spot feature, but rather the re
On further review, the dialogs we are talking about are the F-Spot
Import dialog, launched by clicking import in F-Spot, vs. the dialog
provided by the command f-spot-import. f-spot-import is provided with
F-Spot, so any issues with its design would have to be reported
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I concur about the inconsistency. In fact, that's been a pet issue of
mine for a while now. In my case, I want F-Spot to always keep my photos
in it's own directory structure, which the Nautilus F-Spot import dialog
does not permit.
I've never liked the idea of having two different dialogs to acco
I can indeed duplicate this on my system. It's... strange. I'll see if I
can figure out why it does that when I have some time.
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I just reproduced this on my machine. I used a 2GB thumb drive split
into a 1GB FAT and 1GB Ext4 partition.
usb-creator appears to be offering the choice to format any given
partition, and in fact specifies that the ext4 partition would need to
be formated in order to turn it into a startup disk.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 458393 ***
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Just to be clear, are you saying that you told it to format one of the
two partitions, and it then formated the entire device instead?
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After reviewing the attached log, I see that you're experiencing some
problems with the video capture in the ortp library, however I'm still
not certain what application you're using.
Would you mind specifying what program this issue occurs in, so I can
assign it to the correct package?
Thanks in
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Are you accessing your mail account via POP? If so, the first computer
to connect will download your new emails and (by default) delete them
from the server, thus preventing any other computers from receiving
them.
There should be an option in the mail account settings to "Leave
messages on server
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 426582 ***
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Indeed. That's the exact same graphics chip as in my laptop that
exhibits this problem. So, I'm marking this as a duplicate of Bug
#426582.
There's a wealth of information referenced in that report that may h
The problem here seems to lie in Step 4:
"4. Uncheck the option that says to copy the photos to Photos, since you have
your own folder organization scheme."
You've told F-Spot not to copy your files, and thus leave them exactly
where it found them. It simply adds their information to the database
I can provide definitive steps to reproduce this, at least on my system:
1) Attempt to launch an administrative app from the menu, something that will
use a gksudo prompt
2) Immediately, before gksudo has a chance to appear, click on the main menu
and leave it open
3) Gksudo will crash.
There's
I can confirm this after testing on my system. The dialog text is indeed
displayed in quotes.
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Phrasing issue in Open Office
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/484014
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Thanks for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make Ubuntu
better. Could you please add the log files from '/var/log/dist-upgrade/'
to this bug report as separate attachments? There should be an apt.log
and an apt-term.log, and perhaps others as well. Thanks in advance.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 458393 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/458393
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Confirmed. Attaching a screenshot of what this looks like in gnome-
terminal. Note that I'm on i386, so this isn't 64-bit specific.
** Attachment added: "Screenshot of lsof manpage weirdness"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/35765962/lsof%20manpage.png
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I had something like this happen to me just last night. Can you answer a
couple questions so I might be able to confirm this?
1) Do you have desktop effects turned on?
2) What graphics card/driver are you using? If you could run "apport-collect -p
xorg 483821" in a terminal, it will attach a bunc
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