Thanks, but I've noticed that the recent kernel fixes this bug. I am
running 2.6.32-23-generic and I have no problem with default kubuntu
video driver anymore. Moreover, the default video driver works
perfectly: nothing is slow, all effects are working like they should be.
So my suggestion to
Just want to share my expirience about this problem.
I also met the same issue in Kubuntu. After installing fglrx the
bright-display issue is fixed, however a new issues are introduced by
fglrx. The whole UI is much slower with fglrx. Just as an example, when
I click Exit-Shutdown the shutdown
Seems to be fixed in Ubuntu 10.04.
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russian layout disappears randomly after some time
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I got the same bug ... Right after upgrade to 10.04 my screen became a
hell-bright ... After install fglrx and rebooting it is OK ...
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[R423] gamma bug, display too bright when using DVI-VGA adapter [patch]
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OK, I solved this problem by renaming printer in Windows, not in Ubuntu.
Pity you can't easially rename it in Ubuntu.
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Up? Anyone has an idea on how to resolve this?
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I can confirm this problem in Ubuntu 9.10.
mc is using nano as default editor (when you press F4 on file), while
using internal mc viewer (when pressing F3).
There is an option Options-Configuration-Use internal editor to force
mc to use internal editor, BUT IT IS NOT PERSISTENT. I select that
Btw, I tried to set vi as default editor/viewer in mc like described
here: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/midnightcommander-set-vi-as-default-
editor-viewer.html
After I make:
Open=%var{EDITOR:vi} %f
View=%var{EDITOR:vi} %f
mc still using nano to edit, but vi to view :)
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