Given that braikar found her/his issue as being a configuration one, and
that Carlin has not replied until now, I am closing this bug INVALID.
Please reopen if the requested data can be acquired.
** Changed in: ubuntu
Status: Incomplete => Invalid
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Windows containing "tran" in the titl
I finally found the solution, it was my wrong doing, I forgot I had set compiz
to remove the window decorations and block any window movement for a terminal
profile called 'trans'. hence if there was trans in the title that happened.
solution there: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=846305
Carlin? do you have compiz enabled?
Because I've had the same problem (when any string with 'trans' is in
the titlebar) since 8.10, but it only seems to happen with compiz
enabled.
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Windows containing "tran" in the titlebar crash
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/374710
You received this bug not
oops I didn't mention the app doesn't crash like you, on my ubuntu 8.10
and now 9.04 which was a new install. When trans... is in the titlebar,
the windows decoration disappear (no titlebar, no borders), hence the
window cannot be moved or resized or put in focus it stays in
background.
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Window
Actually, you should run it with the -sync parameter suggested in the
error message you posted, otherwise we will not trap it correctly.
Sorry.
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Windows containing "tran" in the titlebar crash
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/374710
You received this bug notification because you are a member of
That's interesting -- all of it: apport should have been correctly
configured, for start.
Anyway, the error should still have triggered apport (unless it is a
SIGABRT, which apport does *not* trigger on).
Ah well. It will be a bit more work, but we will get there.
I would like you to repeat the
I did "sudo nano /etc/default/apport" which opened an empty file. So I removed
apport and reinstalled it, this populated the /etc/default/apport file. I
changed enabled=0 to enabled=1 and triggered the crash in epiphany, nothing new
happened.
So I did "sudo force_start=1 /etc/init.d/apport start
thank you for opening this bug and helping make Ubuntu better. I have
tried this, and had no issues at all, with ffox, epiphany, gedit, and
vim.
I would like you to repeat it, as follows:
1. edit /etc/default/apport ('sudo /etc/default/apport'; replace
'' by your preferred editor, like vi
2. ch
** Description changed:
Any window that contains "trans" (with the 's') in the titlebar crashes
(I have left off the 's' in the summary, as if the summary is included
in the title the page will crash for anyone with this problem).
For example, searching Google for "trans" in any browser
