Hi Joel
Can you try running sudo apt-get autoremove, and see if the same thing
still happens after that? (This will automatically remove any packages
that you didn't specifically ask for, and it now thinks are not needed).
If that doesn't solve it, then, if you haven't already, run sudo apt-
get
klm,
The fix is already in hardy-backports, which I suspect is about as
instituted as it's likely to get.
I don't know the exact details of the bug process, but does a fix in
backports mean we can now mark this as fix released, anyone?
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Closest match I can find is bug 157281, but I'm not convinced.
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I don't see a terminal (I think this is because I detached it to act as
a separate floating window while it was working, pre-update). I likewise
see an entry in the taskbar: Terminal, with the X logo. In addition,
this entry is only there when the Dolphin window is active.
Hopefully will be fixed
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Hi Dave
That means there's a problem with the backend system that configures
packages on your system. Specifically, it's been stopped half-way
through doing something. What you'll need to do is to bring up a
terminal (GNOME terminal in GNOME, or Konsole in KDE), and issue the
command it gives
Can you boot into safe mode?
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Forgive me if I'm missing something, but...you're adding something to
the front of URLs, and then expecting it to be able to get packages from
cacher.foo.org.security.ubuntu.com?
That address doesn't exist, hence the errors.
What are you actually trying to achieve?
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Do you have all the DVD packages installed from medibuntu? (see
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu )
Does this affect all DVDs, or just DVD video? If it affects all DVDs,
does it also affect CD-ROMs?
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I'm afraid you may not find it easy to get help for this, if, as I
suspect, it's related to wubi. Wubi is a relatively new thing, and I
suspect that much of the community is running Linux the conventional
way, without using Windows. But good luck nonetheless.
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Hi John
OK, fair enough. It may be helpful to buy a new cable for your camera,
if you have no other way of downloading the files. Many cameras take a
standard USB A to mini B cable that you can get quite cheaply from
high-street electronics stores (but obviously check that your camera is
one of
Hi Steve
I've done a quick search, I think your problem may be the same as in bug
219630. Can you try the xserver-xorg-core from the hardy-proposed
repository (should be this one, I think, but probably better to add the
repository and tell your package manager to get it:
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(best guess package filing)
James Rose Marie, can you supply more information? What type of
attachments are you trying to open? What mail client are you working
from? What type of music and videos do work?
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Hi John
You say you're trying to run from the CD until you know what's going on,
so do you mean that when you put the live CD in, you get nothing but a
brown screen? Is it plain brown? If you have a digital camera, could you
photograph any stages it goes through and attach pictures?
Normally, if
It is, as you say, funny. I could understand if something wasn't being
called to redraw after switching desktops, but it being linked
specifically to getting e-mail.
I'm testing whether I can see the same thing under kde4 with ATI
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I'm on KDE, so I don't know exactly what it will look like, but I would
expect there is a little icon for network manager in the system tray. On
KDE, right-clicking on that will bring up a menu from which you can
select a wireless network connection (so long as the interface is
Hmmm. Strictly it should have been two bugs in the first place.
I think it would be ideal if someone could rename it, but I don't know
who has the power.
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It seems that swfdec does not yet have fullscreen support--see
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=476867
I cannot find anything about fullscreen support in libflash. But looking
at the source package (https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libflash/),
it has not changed since at least
I suspect that this is a bug in flash player, not firefox.
Can anyone confirm:
- Does this happen with other flash videos (I'm sure there are plenty that have
a fullscreen button)?
- Does this definitely happen with flash player = 9.0.115 (if your version of
flash player is older than that,
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I did a quick search--your symptoms (for both of these bugs together)
seem identical to bug 211682.
As Yuriy said on your other bug, it seems that something in KDE is
detecting the wrong resolution.
Have a look at bug 211682 (together with the screenshot) and check
whether you're seeing anything
Can you just check that you definitely removed the main package
('apache2'). Also, check in update manager exactly which package it is
offering an update for--I'm guessing it'll be the main one, apache2, but
if it's something else, double check that you removed that.
In general, uninstalling
I suspect this may be a bug in matlab (which, it appears, is using it's
own copy of Java)--have you reported it to them?
To demonstrate that it is a bug in Ubuntu, or Java in Ubuntu, we would
probably need to replicate the problem on another program using JRE 1.6.
Preferably a free one.
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Marked this as affecting bluez-libs--I don't know if that's exactly the
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who know what the right package is.
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What package is your flash plugin coming from? It is only relatively
recent versions of flash that do fullscreen, and there always seem to be
a lot of options covered
I get flash from 'flashplugin-nonfree', which provides 9.0.124, which
can do fullscreen. From flash's release notes
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In KDE, we get a menu entry (under education-science, and
education-maths), but still no mime types.
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What graphics card/drivers do you have? Is there anything unusual about
the system, e.g. multiple monitors?
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Do you mean you have the desktop CD, or the alternate installer?
I have a similar system (Acer laptop with ATI graphics), and using the
desktop CD, it worked fine.
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Does this persist through a restart of the computer?
I can confirm that it's not a bug in Google Earth (as installed from
Medibuntu repos)--it works fine over a proxy for me when launched as an
application in krunner.
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What graphics drivers are you using? Many people are seeing this with
fglrx (propietary drivers for ATI graphics cards). If this could be it,
then have a look at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-
restricted-modules-2.6.24/+bug/118605/comments/32
This solved a similar problem for
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Is the KDE4 taskbar the only thing that goes wrong? i.e. if you maximise
a window, does that fill the whole screen, or just the part of it that
the taskbar is at the bottom of? If you have KDE3 or GNOME installed,
does booting into them give normal results?
Does KDE system settings have the
It seems there are a number of apparently similar problems in this area:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-restricted-
modules-2.6.24/+bug/118605/comments/55
I'm afraid I don't know if the Nvidia bug has already been reported.
I'll set this as linux-restricted-modules--hopefully
Have you gone through 'dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg' ?
Can you post your /etc/X11/xorg.conf?
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When using the logout dialog, any of the options (logout, shutdown,
reboot) will appear to end the KDE session, then leave me with a blank
screen. It seems that the processor is working, as the fan speeds up to
full after a minute, and nothing
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Do the symptoms of bug 118605 match this? What graphics card do you
have, and what drivers are you using?
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Seeing the same thing in KDE 4.0.4 for kmail--again, only when selecting
the application not the command. But it also affects launching the
program from a plasma quicklaunch tray (something I got separately off
KDE-look).
Having just tested, the same thing happens with kaddressbook and knotes
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kcm_knetworkconfmodule does not appear to be visible from
systemsettings, but can be accessed by entering kcmshell4
kcm_knetworkconfmodule. The module loads correctly, but with no
interfaces listed, and an error message saying Could not
kubuntu-kde4-desktop depends on knetworkconf-kde4 now, so that part is
fixed.
But knetworkmanager, at least on my computer (with version
1:0.2.2-1ubuntu2) still calls kcm_knetworkconfmodule (i.e. the KDE3
version--understandable while the KDE4 version is not working), so
something needs a
I saw the same thing on one occasion (after upgrading to 4.0.4 and
restarting). Having killed knotify4, the problem went away and has not
returned after a reboot.
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too).
ATI Mobility Radeon X600, fglrx from repositories.
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Confirmed. The same thing can also be seen at a larger scale by sending an
e-mail--as the block rolls across the progress bar for
action-with-unknown-progress, the block starts with its right end at the left
end of the progress bar:
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This is noticeable in firefox, where it is rendering the widgets on a
foreign background (in webpages). Each widget is enclosed in a
rectangular area of grey background (presumably the system window
background that it would normally
And a screenshot from Konqueror, showing that it doesn't do the same
thing (i.e. the problem is specifically in going from gtk to qt).
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Actually, although I really prefer Dolphin to Konqueror, I vaguely agree
with steph_Z. The people who want Dolphin will probably get the KDE4
variant of Hardy, anyway. And a file manager is rather critical to the
whole platform, so we should really have a default that is actively
maintained.
That
Seeing the same thing with ATI's latest drivers (8.1, released 18th
January 08).
Thomas
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Dolphin shows BROKEN TRANSLATION
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why would you use Xgl otherwise?
Because changes made for Gutsy mean that, if you have it installed, it
will start automatically. I had it installed for playing around with
Compiz in Feisty, but usually used plain Xorg with kwin. I've had to
uninstall it to use Gutsy effectively.
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I can confirm that TheFluffyOne's solution works. I am on the en_GB
team, but at present, every time I try to open the d3lphin translation
page, I get a timeout error. I'll keep trying.
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OK, I've updated the translations in launchpad--next time changes are
synced (I'm afraid I have no idea when that happens), it should be
resolved.
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I'm on a widescreen, at 1280*800.
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Reconfirmed, also with 1:7.10+20071120.
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Seeing the same in knetworkmanager on Kubuntu Gutsy. Removing the
relevant interface from /etc/network/interfaces suddenly makes it
reappear.
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I find that, as I type an e-mail in kmail composer, it seems to get
gradually slower to respond to keyboard input. This is most noticeable
if I'm editing an e-mail quite a bit, and the backspace key will take a
second to stop acting after I release
I've just read through this bug, and a little experimentation led me to
conclude that I had the same problem. Setting -B254 seems to solve it,
although the hard drive temperature is now stable at 49 degrees, which
is a bit higher than before.
Noticeably on the comments, a number of people suggest
XGL is required to run compositing window managers like Compiz, at least
on some graphics cards.
(For the time being, I've opted out of compiz/xgl, in favour of
stability. Oh, and also bug 147642 )
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Seeing the same thing on Pidgin 2.2.1 with Kubuntu Gutsy.
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People are using Xgl because the upgrade to Gutsy makes them use XGL by
default (at least, it did for me). I assume this is because Ubuntu (with
GNOME) is using Compiz by default. Kubuntu still uses kwin, but also now
seems to have XGL enabled.
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Also seeing the right sidebar blowing up to a great width at the expense
of the right hand folder view.
Turning split view on and off multiple times without resizing the
sidebar seems to, after a couple of goes, settle the width down so that
just under two columns of the right hand folder view
Now marked this bug as affecting xgl and kdebase - please someone remove
one of these if it is inappropriate.
It seems quite clear that something in KDE and/or QT is drawing very
slowly under XGL. Can *anyone* offer any convincing theory as to why
this might be, or suggest what might be done to
(It seems that it was indeed a problem with updates. After sorting out
the updates, I set the resolution, which corrected the display of my
desktop. Issues with the login screen remain)
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I have found the proximal problem (and solution), from
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=92315
At some stage, xorg.conf had been modified to include resolutions larger
than the native resolution of my screen, and I suspect that KDM tries to
use the largest resolution listed. Running
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As of today, this problem is affecting my main desktop again despite the
line in kdmrc being ServerCmd=/usr/bin/X -br (i.e. I have reverted the
change that made it affect the desktop before).
I suspect this may be due to some updates that aptitude says aren't
installed properly.
(N.B. As I use a
That's not something I've ever seen. Does disabling legacy fullscreen
support make a difference?
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I found the problem. Somehow, the LDAP server had been set up as a KDE
resource, rather than an LDAP server in kaddressbook. As a result,
loading kaddressbook made it start trying to load all the contacts from
the LDAP server. Editing KDE resources from system settings solved the
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It does indeed. It was probably enabled by default after bug 102807. I
would suggest that, unless the bug can be fixed quickly, it is more
important that openoffice works properly (as its the default office pack
in (K)ubuntu) than it is that WINE etc. can fullscreen properly, so for
the time being
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XGL makes the display larger than my screen, and when I move the mouse
to the edge of the screen, it scrolls that way. About a quarter of the
full width and height of the display are off the screen.
I have noticed this for some time on the
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Starting ATI Control from the K Menu, I get a dialog saying that the
Fire GL extensions were not found.
I suspect this is a consequence of having XGL running.
Kubuntu Gutsy beta, ATI graphics card with fglrx drivers and XGL.
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I get the same thing on compiz 1:0.6.0+git20071006-0ubuntu1.
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Sorry, should have added more detail to that - ATI graphics card with
proprietary driver and XGL, running Kubuntu Gutsy.
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Compiz, when it crashes (see bug 150804), attempts to execute Metacity.
On KDE, however, it should attempt to start kwin, which it does not
appear to try.
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I'm using a local (university) mirror of the repositories, which is
updated overnight, so I was a day behind. I've fiddled around and got
...ubuntu2 from the Ubuntu GB archive repositories.
It hasn't crashed yet (and a moment ago it was crashing all the time) -
I'll keep using it, and post if it
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Using Kubuntu Gutsy beta, on ATI graphics card with closed-source fglrx
drivers and XGL running.
Compiz is not decorating OpenOffice.org windows - the window appears,
covering the entire screen (even over the panel). Using the
maximize/resize
This is not consistent, it seems. Sometimes they get decorated,
sometimes not. Subwindows launched from OOo, similarly. About the most
consistent one I can find that is not decorated is the dialogue for
unsaved changes, when you try to close the thing. What should be a small
central dialogue box
I can confirm that that fixes the problem. Could someone set
librsvg2-common as a dependency of CompizConfig-settings-manager?
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Does it look the same as my screenshot above?
(just checked aptitude, I also have the package librsvg2-2 installed, if
you want to check that as well).
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I believe this is a duplicate of bug #128575
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Could this be related to http://lists.debian.org/debian-qt-
kde/2005/09/msg00240.html ?
I have definitely tried to set it up to connect to a secure LDAP server
in the past. Loading up kaddressbook has similar consequences - the
window does appear, but then it goes to maximum CPU usage and hangs.
Would it be a good idea to mark this bug as being related to a specific
package? In my (admittedly limited) experience, bugs get attention
faster if you specify a package.
I'd mark it as affecting kwin, although maybe it should go with xgl.
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Compiz attempts to shadow everything - this looks OK for normal windows,
but is possibly excessive for tooltips, and looks stupid if you bring up
Katapult (the launcher has rounded corners, but Compiz makes the shadow
for a square object).
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On Kubuntu Gutsy beta, with compiz and compiz-fusion-plugins-main, the
icons for the various options and categories are gone, replaced with a
generic folded-corner-paper icon.
ATI graphics card, with XGL running.
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CompizConfig-settings-manager has no icons
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/149555
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I'm having the same problems - ATI graphics card, non-free drivers
(fglrx).
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kde apps draw very slowly
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/137401
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kdepim
Running kubuntu gutsy beta. Attempting to start kontact graphically:
- If it has not already got it, it requests access to my KDE wallet, which I
give it, via the usual dialog.
- The bouncing icon on the cursor, and the hourglass taskbar-item,
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