I guess Canonical doesn't want people to use Ubuntu in a corporate
environment anymore. I mean, why else would they ignore such a
devastating bug for so long, even when it's already been solved?
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Sorry, I had gotten extremely busy immediately after I had submitted
that bug and was never able to fully test it out.
I am now on Hardy, and I have not experienced any problems burning
disks.
Thanks
Ilsa
On 18-Aug-08, at 5:09 PM, Leann Ogasawara wrote:
> Hi ilsa,
>
> You reported
Unfortunately, given the seriousness of the problems I was facing, plus
my inability to install vmware server (the kernel modules wouldn't
compile properly) so I went back to 7.10.
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I was using the latest Kubuntu beta at the time of the bug. I was
applying updates religiously, but I don't know at this point what
specific version KDE4 was at in the repository.
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I didn't do any conversion explicitly. What I did do was backup my
data, reformat and install Kubuntu beta, and then using a console I
restored all the data back to my home directory prior to logging in the
first time.
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Binary package hint: kdebase-workspace
Any attempts to use suspend on a dell D400 laptop results in nothing
particular at all happening.
According to the acpid logs, it looks as if the relevent events arn't
even being activated, even if I end my session and choose either of
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When I open the default application launcher, go to the 'Leave' section,
and choose shutdown or restart, the standard kde dialog pops up again
requesting how I want to end the session.
I tried unchecking "Offer Shutdown Items" from Syst
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Here is the screenshots. I got to a point where I got fed up and just
moved my ~/.kde4/share/config folder and let the system create a new
one. This seems to have fixed this particular problem, so I am
including an archive of said config folder as well to look at.
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I am running a 8.04 beta on a Dell Latitude D400.
For some reason, everything is rendered as if my monitor has a higher
DPI than it does, because the main panel takes up a huge part of the
screen, and many fixed sized windows are so lar
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I am using a Dell Latitude D400 with an external samsung 17" lcd
monitor, native resolution of 1280x800. I am using Kubuntu 8.04 beta.
When I try to use the screen resize and rotate tray application
(krandrtray) to change the resolutio
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I am using a Dell Latitude D400. Apart from restoring my home directory
data, I am using the stock configuration that kubuntu configured.
When I am at home, I have the laptop plugged into a Samsung 17" LCD
widescreen monitor. It's 1280x800 r
I've isolated the problem further... It seems that gutsy is not
detecting when there is a media change. My D400 CDRW is external, and
when I unplug and replug in the drive with my desired media, it works
fine. But any new media I put in is not recognised.
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Brasero worked fine using an external USB dvd burner, when the internal
drive refused to even acknowledge that I had placed a DVD-R into the
drive.
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I am using Gutsy on two laptops, a Dell Latitude D400, with a DVD-CDRW
drive detected as "HL-DT-ST_RW.DVD_GCC-4241N-0:0", and a Gateway MX6427
using a Phillips DVD+-RW SDVD8441.
When trying to burn a CD ISO to the former or a DVD iso to the latter
using respective RW media, g
Public bug reported:
I am using Gutsy Beta (everything up to date), upgraded from Feisty. I
am running on a Dell Latitude D400 which uses an intel graphics chip.
I have 'Extra' selected for the compiz settings, and I am currently
mirroring my laptop display onto an external LCD monitor, configur
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