I got here after upgrading 14.04 to 16.04. At first I got the problem as
originally described. Then I installed the proposed packages (7.0.5
+dfsg-4ubuntu0.1).
This appears to have solved the original problem. However, I get the
same error as Marcus Meyer above:
23-Oct 03:05 tomcat-dir JobId 0: F
The proposed fix was applied upstream
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Status: New
** Changed in: gcompris
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This seems to be a problem in the upstream version. I have investigated
the problem further and found a possible soultion. See the attached
patch, which has also been sent upstream.
** Patch added: "gcompris-2-button-mode.patch"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gcompris/+bug/777349/+a
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gcompris
My young kids prefer to use the "2 clicks" mode when playing GCompris on
a laptop without a mouse in those games where you need to drag and drop
pieces, for example in "Locate the Countries" or Chronos.
In recent versions of the game this has be
The workaround (b) did not work for me initially. I solved it by adding
chown $USER $auth
to the end of the Default-script.
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Improved Pos
Hello,
After the latest upgrade, the problem has disappeared. I've seen that
libgtk has been updated, may be it is related
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Hello,
Same problem here, I also noticed the "gtk_progress_set_percentage:
assertion `percentage >= 0 && percentage <= 1.0' failed" error message.
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Status: Invalid => Confirmed
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Unable to use DVD/CD Drive
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/337160
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Hello,
I have the same behavior on my Jaunty. I don't remember when it happened first,
around the end of March, but now, each time I try to insert something in my DVD
reader / burner, nautilus crashes. I can see the following kind of error
messages in /var/log /messages:
Apr 17 12:53:39 vd01 ke
Baptiste,
unfortunately the behaviour seems a bit inconsistent. I tried your
suggestion, but i don't get any relevant output, so it seems pointless
to create a new bug. And now no empty files are created either.
I'm afraid that this bug and 284994 will force me to let Windows in a
virtualbox hand
No, I don't think it's a kernel problem. Just to be sure I just tested
with my old Hardy kernel (2.6.24-21), and as expected, the bug stil
occured (got a randomly selected PIN to enter on my keyboardless GPS).
And as you can see from the discussion and gnome bugzilla, the buggy
behaviour is delibe
Hmm. Obviously there was also some problem with my phone. I could
successfully send other files to ods-server-test, and after a phone
restart I could also send the file i first tried with. However, there
still seems to be a problem with sending files to the desktop (i.e. when
not using the thest a
It still doesn't work for me with Baptiste's obex-data-server. The ods-
server-test gives this output:
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Server object: /org/openobex/server0
Started
Session created: /org/openobex/serversession0
Session Bluetooth address: 00:22:98:9A:
I don't agree that it is an acceptable solution to have to download and
compile your own driver, which I suppose will have to be redone for
every kernel update that is released.
The r8169 driver should normally be able to handle the r8168 interface,
which it does fine in Gutsy.
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iwl3945 driver doesn't see !US wireless channels on UK laptop [intrepid
regression]
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After upgrading to 8.10 I have problems
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/293545
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After upgrading to 8.10 I have problems connecting to one of my two
wireless access points. I am using WPA2-PSK. Before the upgrade I could
connect without problems to both access points. Now one of them is
invisible, and impossible to connect to.
I have one Netgear WG602v3 a
I have not investigated this a lot, but in my case the easiest solution
was to remove the brltty package. If someone looks into this, I guess
that the brltty configuration should be made less greedy by default.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/121756
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