@Sebastien Bacher: Awesome, thanks! From the timing I guess that
landed between visiting Launchpad and finishing typing. (Obviously got
all that from your link to the GNOME bug just prior but I wasn't sure
how much activity that indicated.)
Now to actually try it out after work... :)
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Oof. Well, glad someone may be addressing it - kudos and all love to
Carlos Soriano, it appears?
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=732004#c3
Apparently it's a simple one-liner: https://bug732004.bugzilla-
attachments.gnome.org/attachment.cgi?id=284244
...that won't be in upstream until
re: my #38 above: Those screenshots accidentally expose another funny
behavior - yes, when the yellow 'tip' appears at the bottom of the
window it does at least tell you about the individual file that's been
highlighted.
Apparently in the contrived case of a window that small (felt like
fitting bo
Does this mean it's fixed or someone just pushed the "ignore pesky
users" button again? I see no new Nautilus updates since last week.
Does this mean 14.10's version will be improved?
The 14.04 examples in the attachment are a bit forced with non-sensitive
data from my home machine, but when you
It's not clear what themuso was referring to back in 2012, but as nevion
alluded to above, qpaeq is 'just' a Python program.
It's the GUI required (absent equivalent software) for the end-user to do
something useful with the capability exposed by the modules (which do come
stock, but aren't load
Trash issue in #11 and #12 reproduces with 13.10 (64-bit also) here as
well.
[Anybody else have my "'Modified' column header doesn't always accept
mouseclicks to sort" issue? Starting from Trash, which activates the
"Location" column in new tabs within that window is actually a pretty
good workar
As a parting comment, this was awful enough and lasted long enough that
I was forced to drop 6450s in the affected hardware, so I don't know if
any of that was resolved.
I will note the following for those in the same boat:
a) Dropping in Radeon 6450s did solve it and they were "only" $30 or so
w
Hmm. I just experimented with your problem here and notice that if the
window is not wide enough in list view, you cannot stretch the contents
of the Name field past the
Questions:
Do you get the double arrow "<->" cursor when you hover over the | divider
between the "Name" and Size" fields?
If
You may also want to try installing XFCE's Thunar which appears to have
similar scrollbar behavior to old Nautilus. This will probably pull in
a large bunch of XFCE dependencies but if you have the disk space that
should be okay; then just add it to your dock as an alternative file
browser.
(If t
Extensions: Only the "Presentation Minimizer" that seems to have been
included by default.
I'm a little loathe to do a full deinstall/reinstall of the packages
just yet (employer would prefer I get some writing done in between
filing bugs) but while the homedirs and their cruft have been copied
s
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Upgrading from Ubuntu 64-bit 13.04 to 13.10 resulted in the attached
mess for the "Outline" presets for Bullets and Numbering in LibreOffice
(Version: 4.1.2.3 Build ID: 410m0(Build:3)).
- Noticed when force
At risk of making this another "miscellaneous complaints" bug, but it
appears there is yet another intermittent issue where "cut and paste"
moving of files ceases to work.
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Sorry I missed responding to the request for more info. The aside about
page definitions seems to have been long-since cured in the 1.1.3 in the
Ubuntu 13.10 repos at least. Using libsane-perl, no less.
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The brittleness of "/etc/gnome/defaults.list" should be another bug*,
but happens to show up a more basic problem with ambiguity in the
"helpful" visual diff dialog.
The software asks the user whether it should be allowed to:
"Replace your changes in '[file]' with a later ve
Public bug reported:
Upgrading from Ubuntu 64-bit 13.04 to 13.10 resulted in the attached
mess for the "Outline" presets for Bullets and Numbering in LibreOffice
(Version: 4.1.2.3 Build ID: 410m0(Build:3)).
Noticed when forced to hand-renumber an imported .DOCX (saved to .ODT)
because the font fo
Resizing columns doesn't seem to be a problem for me with Nautilus 3.8.2
on 13.10 x86-64 as just released (for the Name and Size fields - Type
and Modified are apparently 'wide enough' and not adjustable), but I'm
experiencing something potentially related:
Intermittently, the "Type" and "Modified
Glad I'm not crazy. Recorded what I thought were steps to reproduce
with gnome-calculator 1:3.8.1-0ubuntu1:
Enter:
5994.34 * .50
see 5994.34 x .50 displayed
hit enter
result: 2997.17
^Z undo
see 5994.34 x .50 displayed
hit enter
result: 1498.585
^Z undo
see 5994.34 x .50 displayed
hit enter
As a headsup for others, 1.1.3 from PPA solves this but seems to have
some work-in-progress quirks re: using scanning backends other than
libsane-perl.
In plain English this means you regain OCR but may lose access to some
convenient page size definitions etc. if, say, scanimage worked more
seamle
Well, that's a simpler description and the detail's in the comment
anyway, but I had no way of knowing if the GUI approach might be
touching anything in the 'alternatives' system or thereabouts different
from direct apt manipulation.
Let me know if there's anything I can do to assist in solving, m
Public bug reported:
Dropped in a Diamond-branded Radeon 6450 card today to work around LP
#1181355 - the default open-source Xorg radeon driver was working
flawlessly until I switched to fglrx-updates and then attempted to
switch back, all through the settings UI.
Possibly I made the mistake of
Testing suggesting it's not very application-dependent:
1. With Libre started and 'flickering' occurring, kill -9 it and make
sure it's dead; flickering persists while using Firefox.
2. From that state, conduct 'change mode and revert' workaround:
flickering stops and does not recur after resta
Per multiple re-edits just now, whups, starting LibreOffice with a few
documents open from autorecovery and maximizing a window has started it
up without the monitor having gone to sleep since booting. Will try to
pay attention and report if this puzzler is connected to Libre somehow -
I'm never n
Reviewing state and this bug after wondering why the system wasn't
flickering after a reboot, I am reminded that entering and leaving
monitor sleep seems to be prerequisite to reproducing the issue.
So every boot is fine until the monitor goes to sleep, and disabling it
would be a workaround.
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It appears I was confused and most recent testing _did_ happen in the
same session post-reboot, see timestamps in log snippet below;
The bug recurs after the display goes to DPMS standby/sleep. It also
appears the "display corruption on switching modes" occurs after the
display has its first (or
Workaround seems reproducible after a reboot, although switch to
1280x720 actually produced a working mode this time. (Rebooted to
install updates available as of about 0400 UTC 2013-05-24 which
contained some things tangentially related to udev, nothing that seemed
likely to have graphics impact?
A possible temporary workaround after discovering the issue persists
through a warm boot not starting VMWare Player, which I temporarily
suspected - only been testing for about 5 minutes here:
Used "Displays" to set 1280x720 instead of 1920x1080. Display becomes a
horrible corrupt mess of offset
Noticed today as well on 13.04 (64-bit).
The "reload-smbd" upstart script already exists to handle this per the
prior bugs, but apparently something's still racing.
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 213 Nov 23 08:55 /etc/init/reload-smbd.conf
smbd.log appears to suggest that the reload isn't happening (boo
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After catching it in the act with my phone camera, the glitch seems
prone to reusing more recognizable content today - this is my desktop
background (although there's a pile of icon-litter on top of it in
normal circumstances) offset and possibly tinted a bit.
Also seeing more non-vertically-align
Public bug reported:
Any suggestions where to start welcome:
Compaq SR1611NX desktop, "Radeon Xpress 200" RS480 (R300) graphics. HP
LV2311 LCD connected via VGA because that's the only output on this
hardware.
The VGA output used to be a little "less than perfectly stable" with
older X.org (ver
As came up while trying to figure out where the U1 Music Store went
(apparent answers after much screen-scraping: gone from Rhythmbox, not
in The Store, moved into Dash which really just opens a link in Firefox,
correct me in private if I'm wrong?), the "Cloud Indicator" is also
missing.
Some web-
apt-term.log hidden as single manual attachment permitted in first wad
of telemetry attached by running ubuntu-bug against update-manager
(probably entirely uselessly but I'm still getting used to being
redirected to ubuntu-bug to report issues). term.log empty and
lspci.txt unlikely to be interes
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Public bug reported:
Sat through an uneventful update-manager upgrade from 12.10 to 13.04 on
amd64 recently - only to find that at least the following packages were
absent after the upgrade:
gnome-control-center-unity [provides Appearance settings panel]
activity-log-manager-control-center [prov
Also seen in the release with:
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI Caicos
[Radeon HD 6450] (prog-if 00 [VGA controller])
Subsystem: Hightech Information System Ltd. Device 2311
(ID 1787:2311. Believe it's a Powercolor-branded card.)
Switching to fglr
Public bug reported:
Screenshot attached is worth a thousand words. Radiance is, of course,
a fix, but this has been present for a while and is a wart on the
default theme.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.10
Package: ubuntu-artwork 58
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.5.0-27.46-generic 3.
@Chris Bainbridge re comment #31:
> but I haven't seen any reports of PAE kernel failing to boot on
Pentium M.
Does this go for Banias as well as Dothan Pentium Ms? My understanding
is that Dothan actually supports PAE but was potentially crippled-by-
chipset (but if so does that really touch cp
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weather applet crashes when you add a locality
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 821233
indicator-weather crashed with AttributeError in e
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After somehow forgetting about this, I now note the place to stick the
'patch' override is /usr/share/applications/pidgin.desktop, making the
Exec line:
Exec=LIBOVERLAY_SCROLLBAR=0 pidgin
Sadly the whole Unity/Dash morass made it a bit difficult to track that
down (and this even for someone well
th long uptime being stressed by whatever ridiculous thing
X.org is being asked to do until it realizes it can't.
floid@miscreant:~$ pidgin -d
(22:44:06) prefs: Reading /home/floid/.purple/prefs.xml
(22:44:06) prefs: Finished reading /home/floid/.purple/prefs.xml
(22:44:06) prefs: purple_pre
@alpha1: I'm just another vaguely-confused "end user" like you; as far
as I can tell there should be "no reason" for the kernel to *demand* PAE
aside from Ubuntu apparently wanting to make sure all their users have
W^X protections (given Ubuntu's popularity among distributions, that's a
fair point,
See https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1066294 .
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insta
Sorry, per #3 [thanks vilbara, wish I'd actually read your comment
first!], it looks like xubuntu and lubuntu were workarounds for the
initial "PAE-free" release of 12.04, but have already inherited the PAE
requirement from mainline Ubuntu for 12.10, so... the 'grace period'
offered by those distri
I hope this isn't just a me-too, but I want to add that I'm amazed that
I somehow lived through both 12.04 (and the 12.10 upgrade process)
completely oblivious to the fact that PAE had become 'temporarily
requisite' for 12.04 at launch and now definitely requisite for 12.10
absent 'unsupported' hac
re: #35 - could this overlay functionality be used to present
automatically-updating context-sensitive QR codes? Then a user poking
through a source tree would simply have to point a smartphone at the
screen to purchase a license to Visual Studio 2012.
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Uname: Linux 2.6.38-10-generic x86_64
AlsaVersion: Advanced Linux Sound Architecture Driver Version 1.0.23.
Architecture: amd64
AudioDevicesInUse:
USERPID ACCESS COMMAND
/dev/snd/controlC0: floid 2104 F pulsea
Does pcie_aspm=off as described in #21 do anything in systems that
predate PCI-E?
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/dev/snd/controlC0: floid 1315 F pulseaudio
CRDA: Error: [Errno 2] No such file or directory
Card0.Amixer.info:
Card hw:0 'I82801DBICH4'/'Intel 82801DB-ICH4 with STAC9750,51 at irq 5'
Mixer name : 'SigmaTel STAC9750,51'
Compo
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With some sleep, blacklisting rtl8180 is obviously the short-term
workaround, and this is a dupe of
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Popping the card back into a happily installed system results in a
freeze somewhere just after the Radeon drm initializes and:
"* Starting AppArmor profiles";
"Skipping profile in /etc/apparmor.d/disable: usr.bin.firefox [ OK ]".
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I'm chagrined to report that this continued to be a problem with 11.04
Alpha 3, but removing the third-party-surplus-sourced "Arima"-branded
RTL8185L wireless card allows the installer to boot flawlessly.
Obviously this is suboptimal for those who manage to have that hardware
present and don't wan
[To clarify *my* issue and discovery: random loss of avahi / mDNS *after
boot* was determined to be due to the duplicate scripts competing in
absurd ways. This may not have anything to do with a separate race with
netatalk, but I found this bug based on the SIGTERM logged in
https://bugs.launchpad
This may or may not relate to this bug, and may or may not be the
workaround, but recently [and only recently] became a recurring issue
after accepting some updates on 9.10 machines.
Musing on the source for that mysterious SIGTERM revealed duplicate
up/down scripts for dhclient:
in /etc/dhcp3/dh
@Ton van Vliet:
I'm not in charge and barely know who is. Since it hasn't been
backported yet [as far as I know - I think my 10.04 machines are
demanding another reboot after auto-updates], ignoring the messages is
certainly one option.
Not to grouse about it [since I've gotten used to it] but t
@Ton van Vliet:
See #20 for a "by hand" patch for the actual problem - thanks to Frank
Larimer for identifying it there.
This or an equivalent made it into 10.10's kernel as described in my
#22, so 10.10 is the lazy option if you want to upgrade. [Do I read it
right: The MS compiler generates co
Fails in a similar way at a similar point with the daily:
maverick-desktop-i386.iso05-Oct-2010 09:15 693M Desktop CD for PC
(Intel x86) computers (standard download)
Particularly, still makes it exactly to "* Pulseaudio configured for
per-user sessions" with all 'dangerous' options turn
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- This is being somewhat annoying to track down, so I'm posting with the
- minimal information I have in case there's a quick, known fix -- or,
- vexingly, if it helps confirm I'm the only person in the world who can
- reproduce this problem, since there seem to be other us
Confirmed behavior:
On the machine that was warm-booted into i386 10.10 RC and back to 9.10, 9.10
with i386 2.6.31-22-generic #65-Ubuntu SMP does generate the noise from
timestamps ~ 20 to 67 at boot. I haven't bothered checking to make sure it
goes away from a cold boot - it's hardly a big d
Trouble with bug-reporting towards local midnight: "I lied" in a couple
important ways:
1. I noticed this because it was *continually* flooding dmesg in my
first boot into 10.10 RC; the halt of the messages at [ 335.695389] was
seen on a later boot, and suggests this is an intermittent issue;
2.
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Previous attempt to file resulted in a Launchpad timeout and lost screed, so
here's the "talk-like-the-Micro-Machines-guy" version:
10.10 RC i386 Linux ubuntu 2.6.35-22-generic #33-Ubuntu SMP Sun Sep 19 20:34:50
UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
dmesg clogs with:
[ 326.566996] seria
To my delight, this does appear fixed with:
Linux ubuntu 2.6.35-22-generic #33-Ubuntu SMP Sun Sep 19 20:34:50 UTC 2010 i686
GNU/Linux
using the current 10.10 RC desktop CD (i386). I assume the patch referenced in
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/475704/comments/18 landed?
Un
Before I got lost in the wilderness, I wanted to communicate that the
'tip' or expanded documentation for the "Print Self-Test Page" button
should ideally communicate:
"This sends a Postscript script to generate a test page directly to the
printer. It is meant for Postscript printers, but may con
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: system-config-printer
Using system-config-printer 1.2.0 on Ubuntu 10.04LTS, I recently
discovered the true difference behind the "Print Test Page" and "Print
Self-Test Page" buttons in a printer's properties dialog. "Print Test
Page" appears to push the
I just noticed this 'regression?' on a 32-bit system running the prior
2.6.32.23 [meaning, I observed 'whups, it's broken again' on a machine
that had been running that kernel for days or weeks] and an update to
2.6.32.24.25 did not immediately resolve it. The majority of USB
devices, including th
Public bug reported:
This is being somewhat annoying to track down, so I'm posting with the
minimal information I have in case there's a quick, known fix -- or,
vexingly, if it helps confirm I'm the only person in the world who can
reproduce this problem, since there seem to be other users describ
It's fairly common to have the "legacy" or "stable" branch of a library
installed concurrently with its current or development branch. This
generally indicates that the interface [is assumed to have] changed
between libusb-0.1 and libusb-1.0 such that consumers of the former
can't just relink agai
@Cesare Mastroianni:
Regarding the double-sided printing trouble, have you confirmed you are
using the same version of hplip as before the update that gave you the
troublesome libusb (check /var/log/apt/history.log for what else was
installed in the update that gave you libusb-0.1-4 0.1.12-14ubunt
@Cesare Mastroianni:
Try specifying "libusb-0.1-4" rather than "libusb".
Upstream http://www.libusb.org/ gives some background for that naming
convention [it should be possible to install the "legacy" libusb-0.1-4
and "stable" libusb-1.0-0 concurrently if you ever need to], though why
the "-4" be
@Till Kamppeter:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gscan2pdf/+bug/602560
It takes "this bug" to trigger that behavior in gscan2pdf, and without
realizing the cause it made scanning "look" broken after backing out the
bad libusb. So worth documenting here while reporting there. :)
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As described over at
https://bugs.launchpad.net/hplip/+bug/595650/comments/43 and observed
with gscan2pdf-0.9.29-1ubuntu1
Under certain conditions [#595650], the device-dependent options cache
can become corrupt [for a particular combination of
Tangentially related to this: If gscan2pdf suddenly refuses to show any
"device-dependent options" (such as DPI or color vs. grayscale mode) for
the scanner on your multifunction [perhaps due to this bug or side-
effects of attempts to correct it], use the "Clear device-dependent
options cache" fe
@Johan Stenlund, and anyone else stymied, the incantation you are
looking for is:
aptitude forbid-version libusb-0.1-4=2:0.1.12-14ubuntu0
(Or use apt-get's same 'downgrade' feature directly.)
It would also help [me] to remember that /var/log/apt/history.log exists
when trying to recover from a b
Automatic notification, manual comment: I'm holding off on upgrading
those machines until I have a moment to breathe, so I can't comment at
the moment but will report back when I've had the chance.
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I thought I was bitten by this, but discovered I was affected by
LP#544994 instead (Rhythmbox improperly trying to open USB PTP camera).
This might be a different issue, but since it was very inobvious, make
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If it was fixed in 0.12.8-0ubuntu2 it's now regressed in 0.12.8-0ubuntu3
on my fresh Lucid upgrade.
lsof snippet:
gvfs-gpho 6062 floid 13u CHR189,146 0t02544556
/dev/bus/usb/002/019
...
rhythmbox 6244 floid 43u CHR189,146
I did some scraping around after my last comment and determined that the
closest thing to a proper venue 'upstream' would be
http://acpica.org/bugzilla/ , but someone ought to do due-diligence and
make sure the collateral issues in #7 here aren't magically resolved in
their bleeding-edge code first
As I found above, it's a simple and silly type error, but the more
thorny fatal incompatibility between recent iasl and the original code
is beyond my familiarities. Running the simple patch through the
Microsoft compiler would probably do the trick, but it would take
someone with a bit more famil
Aside from any more obvious lmsensors breakage, the inability to load
piix4_smbus blocks the ability to use `decode-dimms` from i2ctools on
these AMD systems, which is annoying.
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SOR1 [0xb00-0xb0f] on KUBUNTU Karmic b
Thought I'd heard something about this and was glad to find the
background here.
I was reminded while catching both the punt-users-on-shutdown-warning
and "CPU Frequency Scaling Monitor" applet being smart enough to ask for
the password for the local superuser while e.g. Synaptic still doesn't.
I
Observed annoying with totem-gstreamer 2.28.2-0ubuntu3, whether in the
browser plugin or natively in Totem. I haven't fiddled with any of the
gconf settings, I did go in and tell Totem I have "1.5Mbps
T1/Intranet/LAN" (which is true, 1.5mbit/s AT&T DSL - though that does
mean it craps out just shy
Hmm. Happened to be at the machine when I saw the last comment, so I decided
to poke at it.
Attempting to recompile my SR1611NX DSDT with iasl (note that the -dc option
doesn't seem to be working as advertised, but simply running `iasl DSDT.dsl`
works at the expense of obliterating the contents
This is an annoyance and can also occur with gnome-panel alone (I am not
a Gnome Do user, but just got into a 'stuck' drag situation accidentally
dragging from Nautilus to the Window List or vice-versa). At least, I
assume gnome-panel is part of the problem, but killing both Nautilus and
it failed
This is intentional from the Nautilus crew:
http://arstechnica.com/open-source/reviews/2010/01/ubuntu-1004-alpha-2-brings-pitivi-panel-changes.ars
I'll chime in because I agree it's a bit gratuitously different and
likely to confuse users who have managed to get familiar with browser
tabs.
It wou
Found edit->delete, so the attachments in LP are the correct ones only.
Sorry about the noise.
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