In fact looking at /usr/lib/python3.4/distutils/sysconfig.py, it appears
the fix is quite easy. In get_python_inc(), the variable `python_dir =
python_dir = 'python' + get_python_version() + build_flags` is used to
build the path. However, in get_python_lib(), "python3" is a hard-coded
string:
Hello, yes this last issue (distutils.sysconfig) is causing a problem on
a project I work on, so I'd like to confirm as well. It appears to have
been previously brought up here without reply:
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel-
discuss/2016-October/017005.html
I am seeing the issue
Public bug reported:
I don't know whether to report this to vtk6 or to qhull, but I'll report
it to vtk6 since there is no python-pyhull package.
Install the packages via
~~~
sudo apt-get install python-vtk6
sudo pip install pyhull
~~~
The following program then segfaults for me on 16.10
This workaround also fixed it for me.
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Was trying to compile a document that uses breqn and found this problem.
Why were these packages removed?
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If it found your device you are on the right track. Any luck if you
turn off WPA2? For what it's worth the thread ended with some of us
getting it working, so at this point it's possibly just a matter of
waiting until the fixes are integrated into the OS better. (Maybe
someone more officially
Hi, finally got a chance to try again.. when I added the correct vender
and product id to common/rtusb_dev_id.c, then it worked. Thanks!
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Which one? I just downloaded the Linux driver labeled RT3572, version
2.3.0.0, released 12/14/09. It compiled and loaded fine, but didn't
seem to do much when I plugged in my WUSB200Nv2. No network device
appeared. Do I need to manually associate the driver with the device
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I just tried the latest Windows XP driver with ndiswrapper as well, but
ndisgtk just says Hardware present: No.
lsusb says:
Bus 001 Device 004: ID 1737:0079 Linksys
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Should have said, running Jaunty i686.
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I booted off a Karmic live CD to test this bug again.
Audacity pauses at the welcome screen for a long time, but this time it
did in fact eventually allow me to close the dialog. For a second
program was usable and I could see that after loading test.wav, it had
created a few _hundred_ tracks,
Just to confirm, I have the same problem. (After adding usb-id)
The driver loads and detects the stick, but no matter what I do,
iwlist gives No scan results. After configuring RT2870STA.dat, my
SSID changes accordingly in iwconfig but I cannot connect to it.
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Binary package hint: gambc
Gambit-C is now at version 4.5.1. The Ubuntu Intrepid and Karmic
packaged versions are 4.2.8, which is now quite old and seems to be
missing important things like 'define-syntax' and the '-exe' command-
line option. It could use an update,
I just tried it on my laptop for an hour, (running Intrepid), and it
didn't seem to be an issue. I'll keep running it for a while to monitor
it.
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Yes, that's basically the plan. We are trying to organize a release
0.26 by the end of Jan., so it seems logical to wait until then, at
which point the new release will contain this change to the soname.
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I can confirm this bug. 32-bit Ubuntu 8.10.
$ synfigstudio
synfig studio -- starting up application...
(synfigstudio:7758): Gtk-WARNING **: GtkSpinButton: setting an adjustment with
non-zero page size is deprecated
(synfigstudio:7758): Gtk-WARNING **: GtkSpinButton: setting an adjustment
Seems like it, yes. I'm running 8.10 (Audacity 1.3.5 beta) and it
seems to go into an infinite loop trying to load that file. (100%
CPU).
On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 1:07 AM, Daniel T Chen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is this symptom still reproducible in 8.10 or 9.04?
** Changed in: audacity (Ubuntu)
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Binary package hint: network-manager
This is a wishlist item. Sometimes in certain locations there are
wireless networks, not security encrypted, which Network Manager
automatically connects to, but that I do not want to connect to. I'm
not adverse to it automatically
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This is a wishlist item. The system monitor provides monitoring of CPU
and network usage, as well as disk activity. It would be nice to use
the same program to monitor the CPU temperature(s).
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Bug 556590 on bugzilla.gnome.org.
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It's a universe package!
Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold
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|/ Err?=(none)/Hold/Reinst-required/X=both-problems (Status,Err: uppercase=bad)
||/ Name VersionDescription
Public bug reported:
The package liblo is for upstream version 0.23. However, the upstream
is now at version 0.25. The latest version contains important packet
validation code which is needed for security, among several other
features and important bug fixes. Please package the latest version.
Okay, I see. I'll pay more attention to the version-info in the future.
I may issue a point-release to fix it, in which case I'll CC the package
maintainer.
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Binary package hint: audacity
I have just installed audacity-1.3.4-1.1ubuntu1~gutsy1 on a brand new
installation of Gutsy.
On running it, the main audacity window appears along with the welcome screen
dialog.
The mouse cursor then begins to spin, and the welcome dialog has
Okay, it looks like this was due to the fact that I was passing an apparently
corrupt .wav file as an argument when starting audacity.
It has nothing to do with the welcome screen.
The wav file was generated in Octave, so maybe it's actually a problem
there (with the wavwrite function), but
Thanks for the comments. What I was talking about it maybe more
similar to apturl. Thanks, this is the first I've heard of it.
However, I was really talking about just having small files that could
be downloaded over http, which would then be double-clicked by the
user when they are on his
Public bug reported:
This is a wish-list item, request-for-comment, or whatnot.
I often read on forums that users find it simple and easy in Windows
to be able to download an application installer and then just run it to
install the program. This is somehow seen as easier and more straight-
Public bug reported:
Installing portaudio 19 is very confusing. I am trying to compile an
application which uses it, as well as the CPP bindings which are
contained in libportaudiocpp0.
1) Previously, PortAudio 18 dev files were installed using the package
libportaudio-dev. So far so good.
2)
Okay I had the bug occur again. It definitely is something that
happens sometimes, where when I save the file it takes like 5 to 10
seconds and the Emacs process hangs while it's happening. (That's
natural I guess.)
This time however I tried it with emacs-snapshot-gtk, and got the same
Hm, it is not doing it anymore today. Yesterday it was doing it all day, but
so-far today I haven't seen it happen in either version. I was not entirely
convinced that it was an emacs bug, it could have been the file system acting
funny. Though, as I said, I didn't see any other programs
I'm afraid I haven't used either of those two programs.
One thing though -- the last update installed a program in Gutsy
called trackerd which has been eating up my CPU and accessing the
disk a lot. (I believe it's a search indexing program.)
I finally uninstalled it, since I don't use desktop
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: emacs22
While using emacs22 to edit a .tex file, I find that almost every time I
save the file (C-X, C-S), the application hangs for a few seconds.
During this time the window does not update. (If I switch desktops and
switch back, the window remains
I'd just like to report that this bug is still in effect. I just installed
mail-notification in my Gutsy laptop and am seeing 100% CPU usage. I haven't
experienced it often enough to identify a pattern yet, it just seems to kick in
after running mail-notification for a while. I haven't had a
I can't read italian, but I think the same thing happened to me just now.
Using update-manager, the error message was:
E: /var/cache/apt/archives/libcurl3_7.16.2-6ubuntu2_i386.deb: trying to
overwrite `/usr/lib/libcurl.so.4.0.0', which is also in package libcurl4
E:
It seems that this problem is not related to zone. I'm pretty sure zone makes
no difference to this problem.
However, I've just figured out that it only occurs (and occurs consistantly)
when using emacs-snapshot-gtk. It doesn't occur if I run /usr/bin/emacs21.
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It's also been happening to me recently with Python files (using python-mode)
Is it possibly related to a
href=https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/emacs21/+bug/101905;Bug
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It may be related to zone. Doing M-x zone does not cause 100% CPU usage.
However, doing M-x zone-when-idle
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Binary package hint: udev
During my upgrade from edgy to feisty (using update-manager), I had a
few errors with a few packages, including udev. I simply used apt-get
from the command line to complete the installation, which worked fine.
(I took notes of which ones had
Okay, sorry. Nevermind. I rebooted to the Ubuntu kernel
(2.6.20-9-generic) and I did not get the same behaviour. I guess it is
related to some upstream kernel bug that has been fixed in later
versions. For my part, I removed the dm-mod.ko module, and it fixed
this problem for me. (Since I am
Hello, I just ran into this issue. Installing python-vte fixed it.
This seems like it should be an easy fix to change a dependancy. I would like
to note that the last comment was 1 month ago, and this bug is marked high
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I have been running Dapper for a long while, and finally decided to
upgrade to Feisty. On forum advice, I first used update-manager to
upgrade to Edgy, which went very smoothly. Once booted into Edgy, I did
sudo apt-get dist-upgrade.
The process stopped at the following
After performing the following command,
sudo apt-get -f install
and then another apt-get dist-upgrade, the install seems to be
proceeding. It has not yet finished, but if there are further problems
I will append them here.
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** Attachment added: my main.log produced by this apt-get command
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The rest of the install seems to have been successful. I am running the
Nvidia proprietary drivers, and on reboot I had to re-run the Nvidia
installer to get gdm running, but otherwise there were no problems.
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I confirm as well. Any ideas on how to get it working?
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Yes, it seems to work now.
Although when I filed it I had recently performed an update, but I
guess it was just a glitch.
Thanks.
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I assume that's a mirror problem; please could you recheck after an apt-
get update?
** Changed in: binutils
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Binary package hint: binutils-multiarch
I am using an up-to-date version of Dapper Drake.
Trying to install binutils-multiarch resulted in the following output:
~ $ sudo apt-get install binutils-multiarch Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree... Done
Some
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Very low priority, but thought I may as well report it.
I hadn't yet apt-gotten the curl program, and my first run of cogito
reported curl: command not found.
I used apt-get to install it. However, this should have been done automically
if cogito requires it.
(Though, I
I agree, but the UI should make it possible to enable the nobody account
instead of having to resort to the command line.
On the other hand, an even better method would be to somehow block incoming
connections on internet IP ranges for samba. It should really never be used
on the internet.
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