The functionality to display a status icon continuously still remains a
requirement, and this is a zenity regression.
Reducing zenity --notification to implement just notifications (same
as notify-send) may be OK, but then a separate zenity --trayicon is
required to maintain the functionality.
** Description changed:
+
+ The functionality to display a tray icon with zenity --notification
completely removed that functionality from zenity, instead of moving it into a
proper zenity --trayicon feature.
+
+ ---
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zenity 3.2.0-0ubuntu1
In a script I use following
Zenity --notify (or better --trayicon Bug #884011) may just always
listen on stdin, and provide an --exit-on-click option enable user
feedback.
This would remove the asumption that --listen means to continusly
listening to commands on stdin. It would provide the calling script with
a feedback
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: zenity
+
+
+ Zenity --notify (or better --trayicon Bug #884011) may just always listen on
stdin, and provide an --exit-on-click option enable user feedback.
+
+ This would remove the asumption that --listen always means to endlessly
+ listen to
Public bug reported:
Please build the package with the --drop-cache patch available in the tarball,
to avoid filling up the io cache with not re-queried copied data. The current
behavior pushes the data of other process out of the cache and thus slows them
down.
Thank you for the pointer to ConsoleKit.
Do I understand it correctly, there is no way to initiate a shutdown in
gnome that saves the session, without using the gnome-session buttons?
(I have been disapointed by gnome folks dumbing down functionality in other
areas already,
they are not just
** Description changed:
- Linux provides a simple way to schedule a restart event.
+ Linux provides a simple way to schedule a restart event that is
+ particularly usfull in conjuction to initiating or scheduling a shutdown
+ or suspend.
rtcwake -m on -s seconds-util-start-event
- This
Public bug reported:
Linux provides a simple way to schedule an restart event, for example:
rtcwake -m on -s seconds-to-sleep
This command avoids that rtcwake does the switching into another power state
(mode -m stays on).
The power state are thus handled by the regular pm-tools, which is more
** Description changed:
Linux provides a simple way to schedule an restart event, for example:
rtcwake -m on -s seconds-to-sleep
- This command avoids that rtcwake does the switching into another power state
(mode -m stays on).
- The power state are thus handled by the regular
** Summary changed:
- Log File Viewer does not log Process Name
+ no way to log network connections and traffic of applications
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Title:
no way
** Description changed:
- The gnome Log File Viewer does not log the Process Name (or
- Application Name) that generated the log item. For example, if an
- outbound internet connection is blocked and this event is logged, only
- the ID (i.e., PID) is shown in the report. But the PID is useless
-
Public bug reported:
Try to recreate or clone the OS partition on another harddrive of a
different size as the original.
GParted shows only an impresize size of the existing partition such as
32.63GB, whereas to create the new partition the exact size in MiB is
required.
Hidden in the
Public bug reported:
Try to recreate or clone the OS partition on another harddrive of a
different size as the original.
GParted shows only an impresize size of the existing partition such as
32.63GB, whereas to create the new partition the exact size in MiB is
required.
Hidden in the
** Description changed:
Try to recreate or clone the OS partition on another harddrive of a
different size as the original.
GParted shows only an impresize size of the existing partition such as
32.63GB, whereas to create the new partition the exact size in MiB is
required.
Thank you for the summary.
Did find this thread about the issue:
http://web.archiveorange.com/archive/v/2mxmYMz9oyt4896NAcKZ
(http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/dbus/2008-August/010191.html)
Concluding, it looks like there is some code/patch available to allow to
check for the correct full
Istn't the feature part of the “gnome-system-tools” package?
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Title:
No administrative actions possible (password refused) after enabling
** Bug watch added: Debian Bug tracker #609417
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=609417
** Also affects: gdm (Debian) via
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=609417
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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** Changed in: sudo (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Fix Committed
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Title:
pam config: not yet including common-session modules
To manage
Public bug reported:
Secure UPG detection checks 2) and 3) where summarized here:
http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2010/05/msg00887.html
and the discussion followed:
http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2010/05/msg01069.html
When /etc/passwd specifies my UPG as my primary group, why does
fixed in debian 6.0 (squeeze)
** Changed in: base-files (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Committed
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Title:
remove/comment /etc/profile umask
The usergroup checks of pam_umask should be more secure against false
privilege escalation.
When /etc/passwd specifies my UPG as my primary group, why does it
matter if my own user is added to my group in [/etc/group]?
That is convention 2) for UPGs.
For the system itself there should be no
May you also consider the secure UPG detection checks 2) and 3) in your
branch?
2) and 3) where summarized here:
http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2010/05/msg00887.html
and the discussion followed:
http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2010/05/msg01069.html
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It's surprising that initramfs-tools' init calls hostname, but doesn't
take any steps to make it available in the initramfs.
I guess it's quite sane to not have the hostname leak into the
initramfs. The initramfs stays universal to boot different root
filsystems. And if a root filesystem is
i'm not using google, would you mind copying the issue?
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: autokey
- I found the default ctrl+space abbreviation hotkey conflicted with the
protected space in my text processor (lyx).
- So I just changed it to shift+space.
+ I found the default
** Changed in: anacron (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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Title:
Needs file rename to conform with pm-utils
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I am seeing the error.
What consequence does it have?
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Title:
/usr/sbin/update-language-def: line 779: printf: missing unicode digit
for \u
Well, made that error message go away, since I don't know what else
might be affected.
** Changed in: tex-common (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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Confirming that adding those tree backslashes (\) near the end of
/usr/sbin/update-language-def fixed it.
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Title:
/usr/sbin/update-language-def:
** Description changed:
Ubuntu 9.04, fresh install on Acer Aspire 5005 / Toshiba Satellite.
(confirmed also with 9.10 and 10.04)
Not sure about package, but it seems the problem is:
- * with CPU frequency adjustment,
- * fan control,
- * thermal sensors,
- * control of cooling
@Vinay: Yours may be another bug, at least mine crashed hard when
enabling wlan on battery. If your kernel is still running, ALT-PRINT-K
will kill your processes, but may restore your console input for you.
@Miroslav: Are you refering to 11.04?
In 10.10, mine used to work fine as long as wlan
I'm sorry I won't be able to test 11.04 soon.
- A clear way we can attempt to confirm this behavior (i.e. break an
array and then attempt to activate it?)
Most of the issues should be covered by the overview in ReliableRaid and the
test cases.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReliableRaid and
Please don't make the issues dissappear by the incomplete-expiraition
mechanism (assume that it has gone away), if they are not confirmed to
be fixed.
These things are fundamental to know not to use ubuntu for software
raid.
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I haven't seen this behavior with BOOT_DEGRADED=false.
Right, however software raid has been created to allow your box running
and rebooting fine even with partial hardware failures. That
BOOT_DEGRADED=false option allows admins to safeguard against the bugs
and do things manually, but shouldn't
Though, it's an annoying behavior that no keyrings are not opened with
autologin.
A wishlist item, for a checkbox to clear the password from the login
keyring for autologin, seems adequate.
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@wallydallas
With the keyring tool under System-Preferences you can change the password for
the login keyring to an empty string. Be aware though that the keys in this
keyring will then be on your harddrive in plain text, readable for anybody who
has access to it.
** Summary changed:
- Enable
Can you make this wishlist?
The importance option is not accessible for me.
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Title:
automatic logon: option to clear login.keyring password
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Status: Invalid = New
** Changed in: gdm
Status: Invalid = New
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Title:
automatic logon: option to
~/.gnome2/keyrings/default actually contains the name of the keyring
that is marked as default (login).
As gksu uses a separate keyring (named default), which is alright, it has to
open the keyring used.
However, it should be able to ask for (open) a lower level keyring in case of
daisy
Is it central functionality to handle keyring dependencies?
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Title:
asks to open keyring default, but its pw was saved to login
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
asks to open keyring default, but its pw was saved to login
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In ~/.gnome2/keyrings/ there seems to be a textfile default containing
the string login, pointing to the password store for
default.keyring.
** Summary changed:
- asks to opens keyring default, even though that pw was saved to login
+ asks to open keyring default, but its pw was saved to login
** Summary changed:
- sane defaults for [u,d,f]mask with vfat
+ sane defaults with [u,d,f]mask for [v]fat
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Title:
sane defaults with [u,d,f]mask
Regarding comments in debbugs #488024
cp --no-preserve=mode ... should be different to cp ...! This is really
a bug, because the option does not create the new copy with standard new
file permission (not preserving the mode of the original file).
This --no-preserve=mode is a standard use case,
Attatched the patch from Jim Meyering
** Patch added: cp-umask-mode.patch
https://bugs.launchpad.net/coreutils/+bug/379233/+attachment/2052220/+files/cp-umask-mode.patch
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** Summary changed:
- not started on boot (DNS resolv fails)
+ start script fails (if config requires DNS resolv)
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Title:
start script fails (if
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: firehol
ubuntu 9.10
The failure to load with domain names used in the firehol.conf may have
arisen with the network now set up by upstart's native /etc/init
mechanism (instead of with symlinks in/ets/rc?.d) or been present all
the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: pm-utils
After the update to 10.10 from 10.04 the laptops resume ended up with a black
screen.
However, Alt-Sysrq-k worked to get back to a login.
lspci:
01:05.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RS482 [Radeon Xpress
200M]
X.org log:
[
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
Laptop Model: Medion MD 96360
The battery symbol does not appear if ac is unpluged after booting.
While
# cat /proc/acpi/ac_adapter/ADP1/state
changes between:
state: off-line
and :
state:
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
-
+ Laptop Model: Medion MD 96360
The battery symbol does not appear if ac is unpluged after booting.
While
# cat /proc/acpi/ac_adapter/ADP1/state
changes between:
state: off-line
and :
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
- Laptop Model: Medion MD 96360
The battery symbol does not appear if ac is unpluged after booting.
While
# cat /proc/acpi/ac_adapter/ADP1/state
changes between:
state: off-line
and :
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
- The battery symbol does not appear if ac is unpluged after booting.
+ The battery symbol does not appear if AC is unpluged after booting.
While
# cat /proc/acpi/ac_adapter/ADP1/state
changes between:
state:
@szb
For me it first kept crashing on battery when network-manager connected to
wlan, but now, a couple reboots/updates? later the workaround works.
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Actually right, resolving at each startup makes the firewall vulnerable
to dns spoofing.
OTOH its a nice feature to be able to write down domain names.
So, the two stages may be improved.
The lower-stage firehol start/stop scripts could always just dump/restore the
rules (resolved IPs), to make
for dumping rules see man page firehol save
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start script fails with upstart (if config requires DNS resolv)
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Maybe libdvdread could ship an udev rule that checks if a region is set?
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Title:
udev rule needed for libdvdread to trigger check/set of a region
** Summary changed:
- post-inst for libdvdread needs to set the region code on new DVD drives
+ udev rule needed for libdvdread triggers check/set of a region code (init
brand new DVD drives)
** Summary changed:
- udev rule needed for libdvdread triggers check/set of a region code (init
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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Title:
IO errors when inserting a disc
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Binary package hint: udisks
Misconfigured options and permissions mapping for fat filesystems can
cause quite diverse problems: Bug #118283, Bug #592748, ...
To privide a better configuration, some mount options should be derived
from the current umask, rather than be
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
- The battery symbol does not appear if AC is unpluged after booting.
+ Unfortunately, I can not reproduce it reliably, but when it happens this
+ is the behavior:
+
+ The battery symbol does not appear and the on-battery
This failure to resume fully seems to be due to Bug #762630 battery
state not discharging if AC unpluged after boot (and upower thinks
lid is closed).
** Changed in: pm-utils (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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Binary package hint: gksu
Gksu uses the keyring default and asks if that keyrings password
should be saved to the login keyring.
Generally, it is a good idea to keep the gksu passwords locked in a
separate keyring, not open all the time.
Still, gksu allows the user can
It asks because your login keyring is encrypted with your password.
To disable that prompt, the gdm configuration could have another option
to clear (remove) the passwort from your login keyring.
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The option should of course have a fat warning that all your passwords
will be saved on disk in plain text, if you don't have an encrypted
filesystem.
** Also affects: gdm (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: gksu (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
** Also
** Changed in: mdadm (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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Title:
boot delay and udev/mdadm (raid) disturbance (obsolete
MD_AUTODETECT=y)
** Summary changed:
- boot delay and udev/mdadm disturbance (obsolete kernel raid autodetection)
+ boot delay and udev/mdadm (raid) disturbance (obsolete MD_AUTODETECT=y)
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** Summary changed:
- harddrive spins down when it shouldn't in laptop-mode
+ harddrive spins down when man page says setting does not permit it
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: laptop-mode-tools
I'm beta testing Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex with kernel version 2.6.27-7.
- In
https://code.launchpad.net/~ifolder-dev
Instructions:
http://blog.helemaaldol.nl/2011/ifolder-the-dropbox-clone
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[needs-packaging] iFolder
** Description changed:
If I start my Dell Vostro 3700 i5 330M without Power AC adabter Ubuntu
crashes after a shot while (max 2minutes). I have installed Maverick
10.10rc. It does not happened in Windows.
- Thank You
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+ reported workaround:
+
+ in /etc/default/grub change:
@Galois:
To confirm you actually booted with pcie_aspm=off you can check the output of
cat /proc/cmdline.
In comment #76 there is a typo, you need to run sudo update-grub (not
upgrade-grub).
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Binary package hint: autokey
I found the default ctrl+space abbreviation hotkey conflicted with the
protected space in my text processor (lyx).
So I just changed it to shift+space.
However, I found this to be much faster to enter abbreviations, since my
fingers can find
Thank you for the workaround! After changing to XRecord yesterday, the
trayicon came up without error on login today and it works. So, yes that
should fix it, too, where supported. (ubuntu 10.10 here)
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Could /etc/init.d/autokey then be removed/disabled in the package?
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Title:
evdev deamon error with autostart at login time
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** Summary changed:
- notebook always crashes if on battery (dell vostro 3700 and others)
+ notebook crashes on battery with particular wlan or other pcie devices
enabled (dell vostro 3700, asus, medion, acer and others)
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** Description changed:
Binary package hint: autokey
(autokey-gtk)
The evdev daemon is not yet available when the desktop session is
started automatically (autologin).
Starting autokey manually after login works perfectly.
- Autokey could simply retry 2 or 3 times before
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: autokey
(autokey-gtk)
The evdev daemon is not yet available when the desktop session is
started automatically (autologin).
Starting autokey manually after login works perfectly.
Autokey could simply retry 2 or 3 times before giving up.
** Affects:
Thank you for the link.
I found out about block_dump, and unfortunately, that laptop_mode seems to gets
into a resyncing loop with raid devices.
Hopefully, has there bin some progress in resolving that?
Concerning the bug reported, maybe lm-profiler could look at the writes
to the md or lvm
Very nice, it works. Don't know why I didn't see the read access when I
filed this.
** Changed in: laptop-mode-tools
Status: New = Fix Released
** Changed in: laptop-mode-tools (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Released
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There is http://bugs.debian.org/614861 as well.
Laptop-mode-tools provides a very well maintained, configurable and
supported solution for the laptop_mode. It also provides valuable
diagnostic tools to identify the origins of disk activity.
How could a real integration of the system and desktop
I don't know why bugs are not triaged.
Maybe because they where filed at l-m-t in ubuntu and it has no bug mail
subscribers.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/laptop-mode-tools
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With 1.57, I've already dropped that reliance on pm-utils ... depending on
what
infrastructure is available (pm-utils/acpid/kernel events), we trigger
lmt (with proper locking and not triggering the same again).
Then what is the conflict here?
Pm-utils ships a suspend infrastructure and
Then again, maybe the conflict is justified and l-m-t should just
provide a drop in replacement for the /etc/pm/ and /usr/lib/pm hook
directory structure. While pm-utils-core provides suspend functions, and
might even suggest l-m-t for as a functional and configurable
alternative.
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My last comment obviously crossed with yours Martin. I'm sure any
functional conflicts or optimizations (locking) can be sorted out as
well over time.
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can you please reopen the natty task for l-m-t
** Description changed:
+ -for natty we should merge l-m-t, that has renamed its file.
+
+ --
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Binary package hint: laptop-mode-tools
When I try to install laptop-mode-tools on Maverick, I have to remove
pm-utils (which is recommended
wow, fast! thumbs up
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Title:
pm-utils Conflicts with laptop-mode-tools, so installing laptop-mode-
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I've read that ubuntu is not checking for existing .local domains in the
release notes, however, then why does /etc/default/avahi-daemon and
avahi-daemon.default in the package still say:
AVAHI_DAEMON_DETECT_LOCAL=1
Have you hard-patched the package and made it unconfigurabe instead of
adapting
@Kradllit
From the bugtracker you can see that ubuntus modifications to the raid package
have been unsupported for years.
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReliableRaid
Ubuntus mdadm setup is in the general case not capable to degrade
gracefully on boot. Instead of fixing the disabled notification of the
You may be able to find that benchmark test on the net, that only the
aggressive settings together with the laptop_mode actually saved
considerable power if the laptop was used.
The other typical preference would be to trigger power saving measures
only when the laptop is not in use, but of
** Package changed: laptop-mode-tools (Ubuntu) = hdparm (Ubuntu)
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Title:
harddrive spins down when it shouldn't in laptop-mode
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Of course, you want to be able to close the lid and save power but not
suspending completely. For example when your laptop is supposed to
monitor or control a service or device.
The fix for this is to ship l-m-t with an an appropriate hook for pm-
utils that replaces the old acpid hook
Laptop-mode-tools is a well tested, supported and proven package to
configure the system wide power management.
However, instead of using/extending system wide power management
solutions ubuntu lets gnome apps call powermanagent functions directly.
And then they cripple down the system wide power
There is nothing wrong with laptop-mode-tools.
There should be a pm-utils-base package that should be designed to cooperate in
the usual way with other solutions.
And there may be a pm-utils-laptop_mode package that may conflicts with
laptop-mode-tools, but can be seamlessly replaced by the
** Summary changed:
- lm-profiler: monitoring read access
+ lm-profiler: monitor read access (wake-up) as well
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Title:
lm-profiler: monitor read
Looking forward, what specific hook are you suggesting l-m-t to drop?
If pm-utils and l-m-t don't overlap, why is the l-m-t package in ubuntu
patched to have incomplete hooks and have so many not-working bugs?
Do the ubuntu tools installed by default do any power management if
nobody is logged
** Also affects: laptop-mode-tools
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
lm-profiler: non-informational output with raid systems
** Also affects: laptop-mode-tools
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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lm-profiler: monitor read access (wake-up) as well
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** Also affects: coreutils via
mailto:bug-coreut...@gnu.org
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Is it save to install the natty package in lucid or meverick?
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Title:
settings dialogue changes save folder
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Here, it's the root version too.
However, I can not save the settings unless I correct the path. Because of
backing up /home and saving into /home/snapshots (exempt from the backup) BIT
shows a warning after it has set the save path to /home (probably only on
opening the dialog, because backups
On another machine I do not have this issue.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/657128
Title:
settings dialogue changes save folder
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Please nominate this quick correction of the kernel config for natty.
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Title:
boot delay and udev/mdadm disturbance (obsolete kernel raid
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