PLEASE fix this BUG! This just happened to me the other day! It's also
a SECURITY issue. Pidgin continues to run in the background even after
it's been closed as described. Other users on my computer were able to
access my contacts list after a chat window opened up in an unexpected
manner. Su
I can confirm the font corruption issue too, using Compiz, Nvidia 195.xx
drivers, no twinview, and subpixel smoothing. The font corruption is
serious enough to render OpenOffice almost unuseable. Changing to "Best
Shapes" does correct the problem but it isn't an intuitive fix, and
makes a very ba
I can confirm that this happens to me running a fresh install of Ubuntu
10.04 (64-bit). I'm using the 195 .xxx Nvidia drivers that were
installed with jockey. When running "top", I can see that the %CPU of
Xorg process shoots up when scrolling through certain pages. This
happens with Compiz on o
I can confirm this too, using the linux-image-2.6.32-21-generic kernel
in Ubuntu 10.04. The rt3070sta driver was working just fine using
Ubuntu 9.10. I have no idea why this changed. The latest rt3070sta
drivers from Ralink don't seem to properly work with this kernel as it
still tries to load
I can confirm this bug too when trying to boot Lucid beta 2 from the
Live CD. Having two monitors connected to a Nvidia card hangs the boot
process exactly as described. There is no hang when only one monitor is
plugged in.
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System fails to boot with plymouth installed (nouveau driver with >1
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus-actions
Sometimes when safely removing a USB external drive by right clicking on
the mounted desktop icon, Nautilus segfaults with the following output
in kern.log and syslog:
nautilus[2099]: segfault at 70008 ip 7fee1471e651 sp
7fff
I've had this problem in 64-bit Karmic as well. Using gnome-do allows
me to reproduce this bug reliably. I don't think I've seen an upstream
bug report for this. I don't know whether it's a problem with Gnome,
Nautilus, Gnome-do, or Xorg, and what and if any log files would show
the source of th
I can confirm that I'm also having the same problem with the native
rtl8187 driver that comes with the 2.6.31 kernel in Ubuntu 9.10, and I'm
also using the same wireless Alfa AWUS036H USB adapter. I have an
important piece of information that hasn't been reported yet, which
might help with finding
It appears that after resuming from suspend, I have to leave my
computer on for an entire 24 hours before it checks for updates "daily".
Ideally update manager should check for updates immediately after
resuming from suspend if 24 hours have passed since the last time the
computer was on, and not
I also forgot to add that pressing escape closes the error window but
still doesn't take it out of dragging mode to restore mouse
functionality. I still have to killall gnome-panel. Someone new to
Ubuntu probably wouldn't know where to begin especially if alt-ctrl-
backspace was disabled by defau
You're right about why docky hides when this error window pops up,
but I just figured out what the "real" problem is and how to trigger it
100% of the time and not 50% of the time as I had stated earlier.
Actually whether you want to call it 100% or 50% of the time has more to
do with how you
Yes, it's very reproducible on my system. I have gnome-do running in
docky mode, and autohide is enabled. Compiz is also running of course.
This seems to happen about 50% of the time in the process of dragging an
icon from the applications menu into the dock to create a launcher in
the dock. It
Public bug reported:
I was dragging launchers between nautilus-desktop, gnome-panel and
gnome-do (Docky mode) when I got the error "Drag and drop is not
supported. An invalid drag type was used."
I can still move the mouse pointer so it doesn't seem to be a kernel
panic. I can press "caps lock" a
The output goes like this:
-rw--- 1 root root 9 2009-07-14 01:25 cron.daily
-rw--- 1 root root 9 2009-06-23 11:48 cron.monthly
-rw--- 1 root root 9 2009-07-08 02:24 cron.weekly
I'm using a desktop, not a laptop. It's only on for a couple of hours
in the morning and then in the eveni
Public bug reported:
I did a fresh install of Jaunty 9.04 64-bit. My LG Shine (VX-8700)
shows up as connected to "Bus 006 Device 002" when I type "lsusb" in the
terminal, but it doesn't list as a connected device when I type "df".
When I was using Hardy or Interpid, I believe it would also show u
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