Running Natty Beta 2 and experiencing a similar problem, though it seems
to be slightly different than the original description. My 5.1 surround
sound system seems to rattle only when my volume is lower than the
maximum; so long as I keep it on max and adjust the volume of individual
applications I
Never mind... it seemed to help for a time but has returned, perhaps a
little softer than before. Frustrated...
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Title:
Surround Sound hisstles (h
Was searching to find a solution to this. Came across the bug report,
then came across a blog post that got rid of my "hisstle." Don't know if
it will be of any help for you, but under Alsamixer I turned off the
"capture" volume (after pressing f5) and this got rid of the hiss at
volumes lower than
Experiencing the same issue, but on a regular install (as opposed to
Virtualbox), as of December 17th.
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Title:
login screen fails to appear in Nat
This behaviour is definitely not a result of the sound indicator
extension, because I didn't even have it installed when I first moved
over to Maverick, and I have been experiencing this issue since.
I also don't know that the behaviour of my banshee is really a duplicate
of the original poster, o
Running an updated Maverick and the issue is still there for me.
So far as I know, the issue has never been with incoming messages when
the window isn't focused. The only other sound included is the "contact
comes online" sound, which is a duplication of Pidgin's online sound.
After that, there ar
I should add that I am running Lucid Lynx with all packages updated.
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ubuntu doesn't notice when running on battery
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This is happening for me, too. The behaviour seems to be pretty
consistently that:
a) When I am running on battery power with reasonable energy, gnome-
power-manager does not recognize that I am on battery. This is confirmed
because when I change the power management settings to "always show
icon"
Installing gsynaptics and enabling the tap feature worked. Even after
removing the gsynaptics program it works. Don't know why the regular
mouse settings tool wasn't working.
** Package changed: ubuntu => gsynaptics (Ubuntu)
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Mousepad unable to click
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/378160
You
Enabling gpointing-device-settings did not alter the behaviour of the
mousepad.
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Tried enabling the mouse click manually under xorg.conf. No luck.
** Description changed:
- Running Ubuntu 9.10 Alpha 1. Not sure which package controls mouse
- clicking, but came after an update to a handful of programs. Running a
- Lenovo SL400 laptop.
+ Running Ubuntu 9.10 Alpha 1. Not sure wh
Public bug reported:
Running Ubuntu 9.10 Alpha 1. Not sure which package controls mouse
clicking, but came after an update to a handful of programs. Running a
Lenovo SL400 laptop.
Upon updating, restarted X because of sound having gone silent. Upon
logging back in, noticed that the mousepad was u
Public bug reported:
Running Ubuntu 9.10 Alpha 1. Quanta 4:3.5.10-0ubuntu1 0 will not install
due to unresolved dependencies. Here's the report from terminal:
Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable
distr
Mine is an x86, so I don't think the architecture is an immediate cause.
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Pidgin crashes when trying to connect to jabber
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I don't see a fix yet. Running dist-upgrade did update my pidgin and
libpurple files, but it's still crashing.
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Bug is still affecting me. Is there a specific way to fix it? Or are we
waiting for an update through the repositories?
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Pidgin crashes when trying to connect to jabber
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Public bug reported:
Running Ubuntu Jaunty Beta.
Using Pidgin 1.2.5.5-1ubuntu6.
Recently ran dist-upgrade, noticed that Pidgin was one of the programs
receiving an update.
After rebooting, went to run Pidgin and it crashed. Not a messy crash,
just the program closing as if I had done so myself.
Manually adding fi worked great for me. Thanks.
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package hotkey-setup 0.1-23ubuntu10 failed to install/upgrade: subprocess
post-installation script returned error exit status 2
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Binary package hint: gnome-do
Says it requires libgconf2.0-cil or greater. libgconf2.24-cil is already
installed.
Same bug happens with Tomboy.
Running jaunty alpha 3.
Version of gnome-do is 0.6.1.
** Affects: gnome-do (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status:
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