Another work around for this problem is to just expand or contract the
window using mouse. Waveform pops right back.
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Title:
Audacity 3.6.0/3.6.
Public bug reported:
Text information and some graphics show artifacts (lines) cancelling the
text and makes typing almost impossible. Would like to get a screenshot
but as soon as the focus goes to another window, the artifacts are
cleared.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 21.10
Package:
Public bug reported:
Loaded kubuntu beta 19.04 onto two X64 computers... After loading XFCE4
and switching to use it, XFCE4 was unable to find its defaults for
email, browser etc. Found that libexo-1-0 was not loaded with XFCE4
from the 19.04 beta. After installing libexo-1-0, everything worked
Would like to have this submittal closed. In further testing, the
problem did not exist when VLC was run by a totally new user. Thus the
problem must lie within my old and possibly corrupt /home
configuration(s). I have since rebuilt the entire /home.
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On 04/17/2018 03:57 PM, Sebastian Ramacher wrote:
> Please provide the output of vlc -vvv when playing said DVD.
>
> ** Changed in: vlc (Ubuntu)
> Status: New => Incomplete
>
Let me know if you need more
** Attachment added: "vlc.output.gz"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1764032
Public bug reported:
Konsole screen is corrupted .. i.e. not showing true contents of a
file. Observed in nano and the THE editors and possibly in vi.
Given the file:
test of screen problems in Bionic beta 2
03/09/18 x y z qqq
03/23/18 q r
Public bug reported:
Running Kubuntu Beta 2 18.04. VLC does not play DVD's properly... just
provides a blank screen which flickers while the timeline moves as
though the DVD is playing properly. Kaffeine plays the same video
properly.
** Affects: vlc (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Public bug reported:
Ubiquity crashes with a "bus error" trying to install kubuntu on a AMD64
machine.
After boot, I get the install kubuntu icon and when clicking that, I get
1 second of the install screen and then it goes away.
Trying the command "ubiquity kde_ui" from a command line, I get "
After applying todays updates (4-5-14) to 14.04 (64bit), Digikam is
now working
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Title:
Digikam fails to start
To manage notifications ab
Public bug reported:
Digikam puts up its 'splash' logo and announces it is "scanning images"
and then that it is "initializing main view" but the splash logo never
goes away until clicked on. But even though it goes away, nothing
happens beyond that. But a digika
Public bug reported:
Have been running Kubuntu 13.10 beta2 for 1 day now and have had 3
similar crashes that totally hang the machine.
Oct 12 07:00:03 linux1 kernel: [50255.577404] nouveau E[ PFIFO][:01:00.0]
CACHE_ERROR - ch 4 [kwin[2218]] subc 3 mthd 0x1b00 data 0x
Oct 12 07:01:2
I just ran into this on an Asrock board. Just installed a fresh 13.04
i386 and am running 3.8.0-25-generic.
I finally got 13.04 installed after many, many (of the usual) problems
but the system is now booting by using the acpi=off kernel parameter.
Without that, I get the modprobe errors.Ho
Getting closer maybe.
1) I made the symlink change mentioned above but that didn't fix
anything.
2) In checking with the daemon file, I went to /var/lib/wicd and found
a similar symlink:
resolv.conf.orig --> ../run/resolvconf/resolv.conf
3) I changed that symlink to be absolute and the da
Having same wicd problem (dbus error - - logfile is empty) on
13.04-i386 with all updates applied. The symlink change didn't help at
all. And 13.04 has now been released.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1038522 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1038522
Thanks to Rick Graves for making me see the light!!! (slaps forehead
in a "why didn't I think of that" gesture!!)
I've spent about 5 hours on this problem today, which is added to the
'at least' 5 hours I
Thanks to Rick Graves for making me see the light!!! (slaps forehead in
a "why didn't I think of that" gesture!!)
I've spent about 5 hours on this problem today, which is added to the
'at least' 5 hours I have probably spent on every release of the last
SIX releases fighting this same *(&*^&% prob
I am having the installer crash on 13.04 beta 1 but I have had this
problem for the past SIX versions of Kubuntu. That is, this has been a
problem for a LONG time.I usually can get around it by minimizing
the number of partitions I specify manually to /boot, /home, and
root(/). But it usua
This crash of ubiquity has been happening for at least the last FOUR
releases. On both i386 and AMD64 bit machines. I DO NOT use the
'manual partitioning' to set up or delete partitions but I do specify
where I want my current partitions to be mounted. Thus, all I am doing
is telling the instal
Have the same problem with apt-cacher on 11.04. apt-get update hangs
at some point and either gets a timeout or a 404 'not found'.
Have switched to using apt-cacher on 10.10 on a server and that works
just fine.
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Was installing 10.10 Amd64 RC and specified to manually edit the
partitions. (I always have my partitions rdy before the install)
The partition selection crashed anywhere from 6 to 15 partition
selections. One crash mentioned a '141 error code but most times it
would ei
2010-07-05 Tested KDE on an i386 machine after all lucid updates
were applied. The problem remains the same as stated above. The left
arrow key does not work in a KDE session, either in an xterm session or
any KDE app such as kmail.
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https://bugs.launchp
I have been bothered by this problem repeatedly so I finally took the
following steps:
ln -s /dev/null syslog
ln -s /dev/null kern.log
That should take care of most of the problem. Why is it taking so long
to fix this and why did it happen in the first place?
ARRRG!!
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/var/log fills
Am having similar problems with an Intel 2.8GHX boardAt 77-C am
getting waaay too many messages from the kernel, and can't even break in
to kill the machine.Have filled up the root directory twice in the
last two days.After restarting the machine (and blowing all the dust
out of CP
Attached is the grub.cfg after the latest updates of today.
** Attachment added: "grub.cfg"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/33314121/grub.cfg
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/446292
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Attached is my /etc/fstab
** Attachment added: "/etc/fstab"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/33314211/fstab
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I always do a fresh install.and I *was* trying to run the two
independently (both Jaunty and intrepid along with karmic). And all
updates to karmic have been applied.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: grub
Running grub-mkconfig or update-grub in karmic beta leaves only the
karmic partition as bootable. Other systems such as 9.04 are found but
the setup in grub.cfg is wrong and they will not boot. The version is
kubuntu beta for 9.10
What updat
Public bug reported:
Running Jaunty and installed the grub-pc package. This should have
allowed me to chain load into grub2 or just load with grub1 as always.
The grub-pc package changed all of the:
uuid 1adce...ecag
statements to be:
root 1adce...ecag
rendering the mach
Public bug reported:
In Kubuntu Jaunty, using a Logitech Access Keyboard, the left arrow
does nothing.
By specifying the Access keybd, this worked in Hardy and also in
Intrepid. Specifying the Access keybd in Jaunty does not work.
The left arrow works in a REAL console session and also works i
There seems to be confusion in the location where PID files are to be
placed.
For example, in /var/run are many PID files and these show up in
'systems settings' as currently 'running'.
However, many PID files are contained in directories off of /var/run such as
vsftpd/. On my 8.04 Hardy syst
(Hardy) I am currently unable to install many of the Openoffice
modules, including the updates that are available.
The error is that dpkg cannot unpack the modules/updates because
'liblzma.so.0' is not found. I have been unable to find any such lib.
This problem started to occur under gutsy an
This is somewhat of a show stopper for me in switching from another
distro to Kubuntu. Yet it doesn't seem to have much importance. Just
casting my vote for a fix.
It is crashing on a missing page or invalid page.
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