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Background image not set when wallpaper is in encrypted home
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Public bug reported:
When I set my desktop wallpaper, I expect my login screen background to
change accordingly. However, I have an encrypted home directory, so
lightdm cannot access the image.
My solution was to store my wallpaper outside my home directory. But it
would be nice if this step coul
Hey, Pedro, thanks for replying. I'm really not sure what the problem
was. Maybe PEBKAC. At any rate, everything works fine now, so the bug
can be closed. Thanks!
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I agree, USC should definitely let you know what packages are being
removed. I had thought that it already did, but perhaps not. But I think
it should go a step further for users who don't know what packages are
important (my example in Bug #653293 had no idea what gnome-panel was)
by giving them a
If I understand you correctly, Matthew, we have a couple of problems.
1) This message fails to appear when a dependency of ubuntu-desktop is marked
for removal: “{title} is a core item in Ubuntu. Removing it may cause future
upgrades to be incomplete.”
2) When a very important package is marked
I guess "The Ubuntu desktop system" is the ubuntu-desktop package. I'm
glad Natty warns before removing that. Obviously the warning should be
more strong considering the effect of continuing.
I had thought this sort of thing was caused by APT's dependency
calculation going weird, so the same thing
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 668382 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/668382
Makes sense. I guess that's a good reason to look at any given bug's
duplicates to see different angles on the same problem. Thanks for the
clarification!
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 668382 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/668382
Hi, Kiwinote, thanks for your attention to this bug! I see that the
other bug was reported almost a month after this one. Isn't it customary
to mark the newer bug as duplicate? It really doesn't matter which i
Harley's on Lucid. So am I, and I can confirm that a dialog pops up
listing extra apps to be removed. But what I'm looking for is a strong
warning when something is marked for removal that an Average User
wouldn't remove (such as gnome-session). Harley obviously didn't realize
that what he was remo
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: software-center
Have you ever started to remove an app, glanced through the to-be-
removed list, and... What is gnome-panel doing in there‽
It's happened to me multiple times. Fortunately, I always take time to
double-check what's going to be removed and
Since Jeff's patch was rejected upstream, I am tagging this bug
accordingly.
** Tags added: patch-rejected-upstream
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gksudo fails if using libpam-krb5 for password auth
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I forwarded the bug and patch upstream. You can look at the report here:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=590583
** Tags added: patch-forwarded-debian
** Bug watch added: Debian Bug tracker #590583
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=590583
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Leafpad clean up GT
I went ahead and submitted a merge request for the patch. It seems to do
what its supposed to do. If there's anything wrong, the software-
properties folks will catch it.
Here's the request:
https://code.launchpad.net/~mac9416/software-properties/illegalcharfix/+merge/30334
** Tags ad
Done. Thanks, Philip!
** Tags added: patch-forwarded-upstream
** Tags removed: patch-needswork
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add-apt-repository should have an option to remove ppa from sources.list
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I tested the patch, and everything seems to work fine. I've submitted a
merge request here: https://code.launchpad.net/~mac9416/software-
properties/add-apt-repo-remove-opt/+merge/30094
I'm not sure if I should change the patch-needswork tag to patch-
forwarded-upstream or not since,
** Also affects: software-properties
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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add-apt-repository should have an option to remove ppa from sources.list
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Here is an updated patch for Software Properties 0.75.10. I haven't had
a chance to test it thoroughly, but I will.
** Patch added: "add-remove-option-to-add-apt-repository.patch"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/52008245/add-remove-option-to-add-apt-repository.patch
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Hi, Bernd,
When I run 'patch < diff.txt' in the python-software-properties source
directory, patch throws this error: "patch: Only garbage was found
in the patch input."
Looking at your diff file, it doesn't look like others I've seen. What
do you think the problem could be?
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Hi, Adam,
What does your patch change the + in sources.list.d lists to? For me,
"sevenmachines-release+1-lucid.list" became "sevenmachines-release-
2B1-lucid.list". Is this what should happen?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/579669
Yo
Yeah, I think it could be worded better. BTW, thank y'all for working on
this. :-)
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OK, that helps make some sense of it. Still, I think the "average user"
wouldn't find that info helpful. /me sits back and waits patiently to
see if the GNOME folks agree.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: software-center
The Software Center description of Liferea is rather unhelpful and
confusing.
"""
Liferea is a simple FeedReader clone for GNOME. It is a reader for RSS/RDF
feeds which also supports CDF channels, Atom/Echo/PIE feeds and OCS directories.
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/50235358/Dependencies.txt
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Keys fail to import
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Binary package hint: seahorse
Hello,
Here's how the problem occurs:
1) I start Seahorse
2) I click File > Import
3) I navigate to my flash drive and select mac9416.asc which is a PGP key I
exported from an Ubuntu 9.10 install on the same computer.
4) Nothing happ
I thought I could reassign it to xorg-xserver-video-ati, but perhaps I
was wrong. I'll let smarter folks than me worry about that.
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Gnome System Monitor displays only static
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/440608
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That worked like a charm! Thanks, foureyesboy!
I'm reassigning this to xorg-xserver-video-ati.
Let me summarize a bit. Folks running Ubuntu on laptops with Radeon Mobility
7500s starting with Ubuntu 9.10 have seen gnome-system-monitor, gnome-do, and
notifications appear as black and white strip
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: pcmanfm
In the pcmanfm man page it shows config files being in the following
locations:
"""
FILES
~/.pcmanfm/bookmarks : stores your bookmarks.
~/.pcmanfm/main : stores your preferences.
~/.pcmanfm/mime_info : stores your mime infoma
foureyesboy helped me find out that my video driver is also radeon. And
I also have a Thinkpad, though I can't figure out which one.
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Hey, Pedro. How would I find that out? I tried looking in my
/etc/X11/xorg.conf, but it doesn't exist.
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** Attachment added: "gnome-system-monitor screenshot"
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Gnome System Monitor displays only static
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/440608
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-system-monitor
Gnome System Monitor displays as a window of static. The same occurs in
gnome-do.
Ubuntu version: karmic 9.10 (development branch)
gnome-system-monitor version: 2.28.0-0ubuntu1
ProblemType: Bug
Architecture: i386
Date: Fri Oct 2 09
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