Various sources online suggest this bug is fixed in Network Manager
9.8.8.9 (Ubuntu is currently on 9.8.8.8) but I haven't verified this
myself. The bugzilla report in Gnome is closed for this reason.
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=727727
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I'm getting this too, since upgrading from 14.04 (clean install) to
14.10.
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GUI symbol for Wi-fi in 14.10 shows not connected even when co
I mean seriously ubuntu, wtf is going on with the crippled
x264/ffmpeg/libavcodec/etc in 14.04?
Literally all my video processing scripts are broken now.
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Oh, just to be clear, I'm using Ubuntu Gnome.
So that might rule some things out.
KSP screenshot attached, showing groovy pink desktop image under
fullscreen KSP window. Minecraft behaves the same way.
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Confirmed on Toshiba Satellite L830, Intel GFX @1366x768 native
resolution.
Was OK yesterday, updated this afternoon, rebooted, now transparent
Minecraft.
Happens in Kerbal Space Program too.
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Hi Dav,
This bug has also been reported upstream, and some progress is happening
there.
See here: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=647711
Whether a Gnome Shell fix will make it into Unity is another question,
but as I use Shell anyway, it's not a question I'm personally concerned
about
I certainly can do that. Thanks very much for your help so far.
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possibly worth mentioning that the ports on this machine are all USB3.0,
but the drives I've tried with are 2.0. I don't have any USB3.0 devices
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Sure thing. Transfers still very slow in Lucid, although interestingly
Nautilus reports it slightly differently - I get a really fast progress
bar all the way, which stalls at 100% for the remaining time.. I had a
stopwatch going, so I know the transfers were taking the same time as in
Precise.
I installed that kernel from here: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-
ppa/mainline/daily/ it's an Ubuntu build.
This machine has only ever had Precise on it. For the last few years
I've been using mostly Debian, but I ended up with Ubuntu because Debian
(for some reason) couldn't control the fan.
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Public bug reported:
USB transfers to/from flash drives are very slow. Disk Utility reports
the various drives I've tried are connected at 480Mb/s, but it's rare to
see transfers faster than 50-60Mb/s at best, probably less as nautilus
only reports average speed which is skewed by the first 300Mb
I think I'm getting this one too. USB transfers to flash drives are
very slow. Disk Utility reports the various drives I've tried are
connected at 480Mb/s, but it's rare to see transfers faster than
60-70Mb/s at best. Sometimes I get the first 300MB very fast followed
by very slow and ending wit
usbmon attached for sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/media/littlun/tmp
oflag=direct bs=120K count=2K
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OK, I think I have this bug although there are several similar bug
reports here and there. Turning on/off bluetooth has no effect for me,
neither does anything else. No logs show any errors or anything
suspicious. Toshiba Satellite L830-114.
Latest mainline kernel build - 3.5.rc7-quantal - does
OK, I think I have this bug although there are several similar bug
reports here and there, also I'm on an AMD64 kernel. Turning on/off
bluetooth has no effect for me. Toshiba Satellite L830-114.
Latest mainline kernel build - 3.5.rc7-quantal - does not resolve it,
but the daily build (as of 28
Woops. Sorry, my bad. I'm not getting this, I'm getting something else
which I mistook for this - and I'm on AMD64 not i386.
Changes reverted.
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Status: Confirmed => Incomplete
I have (I think) the same issue on my Toshiba Satellite L830-114.
Suspend appears to work for a second or two, then you're taken to the
lock/resume screen (even if lock on suspend is disabled)
Latest mainline kernel, 3.5.0-rc7, suspends correctly but then won't
resume.
"BUG: soft lockup - CPU0 st
I've been pursuing this upstream in Gnomeland (not that Gnome Shell is
really upstream of Unity any more) and met with a similar "oh what?"
kind of response there too. Seb links to my bug report a few comments
up from here.
The annoying thing is that StickyKeys is - in my experience at least -
by
Windows indicator:
http://disability.illinois.edu/sites/default/files/win_sticky_keys_icon.png
MacOS: http://i.imgur.com/YNZPU.png
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Without this indicator, StickyKeys is basically unusable. Obviously you
can use it, but if you lose track of which keys are locked/latched, it's
really tricky to find out what's going on. I have in the past been
forced to reboot just to clear a state of confusion. I would rate this
bug as at lea
Extremely well put, David, I second that request.
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To manage notifications about this b
Getting this with ktorrent.
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Well, Unity is very new. And Canonical set fixed deadlines rather than
"when it's ready", so sometimes mistakes happen. Programmers are only
human, after all. Reporting bugs and finding fixes is helpful, and I'm
glad I can participate - even if it's just a tiny bit.
You could always ask for yo
Just confirming that I had this bug too, and that installing libdconf0
fixed it.
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Yup, that worked. Also fixed the problem where my Unity launcher
wouldn't remember launchers I'd put in it.
Something in unity should probably start depending on libdconf0, I
suppose.
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Binary package hint: indicator-datetime
To reproduce: click on the clock, select "Time and Date Settings", then
the "Clock" tab.
Under "In the clock, show:" change the state of checkboxes "Weekday"
"Date and Month" "12-hour time" "Seconds"
Observe the clock display not chan
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Binary package hint: indicator-application
Following an upgrade to Natty, I can no longer determine what state my
stickykeys are in. No special steps are needed to reproduce this issue,
just being in a Unity session.
Previously this information was provided by the gnome-pan
This is a critical bug for those of us who rely on stickykeys.
Yes, I'm aware there is a workaround by using Gnome 2.x, Classic or
whatever it's called, but that's not made clear to the noob-level user.
The extremely impressive amount of effort put into other aspects of a11y
makes this a surprisi
Public bug reported:
Following an upgrade to Natty, I can no longer determine what state my
stickykeys are in.
Previously this information was provided by the gnome-panel-applet
called "AccessX Status" which displayed a row of icons which would show
either latched or locked for each modifier key.
You mean the Access Status Appindicator that currently doesn't exist and
so can't have a bug filed against it? :-)
Seriously though, I'd appreciate some guidance on how I should go about
progressing this issue? StickyKeys without an indicator
applet/indicator/whatever is pretty much useless and
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yeah, that sounds about right.
it's a pretty serious access issue though. lot of people - myself
included - won't really be able to use Unity until this is sorted.
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Ah, no - not that icon. Sorry, I wasn't clear.
In GNOME, I would right click a panel, select "Add to Panel" and choose
"Keyboard Accessibility Status"
This would give me a line of 6 square icons representing Alt, Ctrl,
Super etc. These icons change state depending on which keys are being
(tempo
Just to be clear, I wasn't reporting a bug in AccessX Status, I was
reporting an access issue with Unity. The comparison with AccessX
Status was just to highlight what appears to be missing in Unity.
So, no offence, but I'm changing this back away from invalid, as the
issue does still exist.
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But how does one add the GNOME indicator to the Unity panel?
If Unity is to be the default interface, it should be made clear to
users with access issues that they'll need to switch back to GNOME
Desktop.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: unity
When keyboard access mode "stickykeys" is enabled, it needs to have some
kind of indicator to show the user which state the various lockable keys
are in.
This was previously provided by the AccessX Status panel applet in
GNOME.
I cannot seem to fi
Working for me too.
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Currently fully up to date and still seeing multiple (40-ish) instances
of my machine appear on "first*" connect.
* u1sdtool -q, remove U1 token from seahorse, restart ubuntuone-
preferences
If I remove machines through U1Prefs, they don't go from the website.
Some attempts return an error:
"org
More attempts, more differences, some success.
Seahorse - on the fourth try - created an Ubuntu One token. Not when
loading Preferences - although sso-login did run and allow me to try and
login - but success only happened after clicking "Connect" in an
existing Preferences screen.
Once this tok
Thanks for the update. I have followed your instructions, and there has
been some changes, but it's still not working correctly.
I can now login with ubuntu-sso-login (although it still crashes with an
assertion failure from time to time), and Ubuntu One Preferences now
shows an "Upgrade your sub
Sorry, I'm an idiot. The report format for nmap has changed and my grep
was taking out the lines with hostnames in.
Please delete/invalidate this bug.
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Running "nmap -sP -vv 192.168.1.*|grep up" on Maverick returns this:
Host is up (0.00029s latency).
Host is up (0.0024s latency).
Nmap done: 256 IP addresses (6 hosts up) scanned in 21.37 seconds
When run on Lucid, the same command returns:
Host i
is this a dupe of this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source
/ubuntuone-client/+bug/625767
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Not sure if this is relevant, but if I put any files in my ~/Ubuntu One
folder, I get a message at startup saying my Ubuntu One storage is full
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ubuntu-sso-login also crashes from time to time too, after entering
username/password (ie, while the "Please wait" animation is displayed).
Apport says:
"The problem cannot be reported:
The program crashed on an assertion failure, but the message could not
be retrieved. Apport does not support re
I haven't tried the workaround, I was waiting for the packages to be
updated so I could test those instead. Since tonight's update (10th
Sept), the fix duanedesign refers to is in place.
Now when I try to load ubuntuone-preferences, I get the sso login
screen. I fill in my launchpad id and after
Stickykeys work - as far as I can tell - 100% fine in Maverick, at least
for the way I use them. Settings are remembered, mouse clicks are
events, etc.
I would update your Gnome bug report (and my dupe report at
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=584938 ) but I can't remember
my bugzilla
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https://
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus-actions
When attempting to run nautilus-actions-config-tool, it never appears.
nautilus-actions-config-tool appears in the process list, uses some
memory, but doesn't do much else.
If I kill the process manually, it dies without complaint.
Occ
I'm getting this too.
~$ u1sdtool -q; u1sdtool -c
ubuntuone-syncdaemon stopped.
~$ u1sdtool -s
State: AUTH_FAILED
connection: With User With Network
description: auth failed
is_connected: False
is_error: True
is_online: False
queues: IDLE
There's a load more detail here:
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubuntu-sso-client
When I load up ubuntuone-preferences, it asks me to create a new SSO
account. I click "I already have an account" and am presented with
email/password form.
Fill in form, press "Connect," am told the process finished
successfully. Clic
"Suspend and resume always makes the screen lock. This is by design, and
cannot be disabled."
Is that new? My lucid laptop never did that.
thanks for letting me know though. Feel free to delete/mark as not a
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If I killall gnome-screensaver and then suspend/resume, the screen isn't
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Done a little more looking into this. Screen blanks by power management
(ie, lid open, no key/mouse input for five minutes) don't cause lock to
activate.
Suspend-->Resume (ie, close laptop lid, wait, re-open) does cause screen
to lock.
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When returning to the machine after inactivity, I'm asked to enter my
password to unlock the machine.
"Lock screen when screensaver is active" is unticked. Screen is still
locked.
"Activate screensaver when computer is idle" is unticked, but screen
still locks whatever this i
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-screensaver
Gnome-screensaver locks the screen regardless of the setting in
System-->Preferences-->Screensaver or gconf.
Acer 1410 laptop, amd64.
$ lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu maverick (development branch)
Release:10.10
$ apt-ca
Just for anyone following the ongoing saga of buggy stickykeys, this bug
has changed in Jaunty.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-applets/+bug/383649
I've also reported it upstream to the Gnome people, please go and
confirm if you're having the same problem(s).
http://bugzilla.gnom
Right you are. Thanks Sebastian.
Reported here: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=584938
I think this is a Gnome thing not an X thing, but you never know.
Stickykeys seems to work in KDE, so suspect it's Gnome.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-applets
Stickykeys hasn't worked properly for a while. See here for previous
issues: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/191181
Since upgrading to jaunty, the above problem doesn't occur - it seems to
remember it's settings. However, it's not
Sorry, brain. I'm running Intrepid x64.
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I'm getting this too. Sometimes all screen caps are transparent,
sometimes black.
Previews of screen caps in program look fine, it's only on output that
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Stickykeys in KDE works as one would expect, and retains it's settings - but
the status notification panel applet hasn't been ported to KDE4 yet. So you
can use stickykeys but you can't tell what state they're in. Which is actually
worse.
Currently running Mint 6, which is basically a theme
So, on previous installs of ubuntu, David's solution has worked for me.
(previous versions: hardy64, intrepid64, netbook-remix-lpia) but it's
just stopped working on my latest install (intrepid i386 + netbook-
remix).
gconf-editor reports as expected - that stickykeys_two_key_off is
unticked, and
I'm more than happy (no stickykeys makes my wrists sad) to help test
this, but am not entirely sure how I would do so
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just confirming this for Hardy AMD64. I haven't seen it in previous
AMD64 versions of ubuntu.
staggeringly frustrating for those of us that rely on access helpers.
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I'm still seeing this bug. I'm running gnome-applets version
2.22.1-0ubuntu2 on Hardy x64, fully up to date (as far as apt knows,
anyway - the repo is reporting 2.22.1-0ubuntu2 as the most up to date
available).
"There was an error launching the keyboard preferences dialogue: Failed
to execute ch
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