Created attachment 9348
improved xflock4
Note that even this improved xflock4 script never gets past xfce4
-screensaver-command, because of bug 15945 which should be fixed ASAP.
That is, if xfce4-screensaver is installed.
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Hmm... OK
If "sudo showkey -s" with pressing power button does not show a code, does
"sudo showkey -k" prints a keycode when you press the button?
Also, can you test the latest mainline kernel to see if it works for you:
https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v5.5-rc5/
Refer to
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In my Xubuntu 20.04 installation the file upload dialog displays GNOME
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Google Chrome displays the correct icon set.
A test using a live session of Lubuntu 20.04 saw the
Hi,
I seem to have the same problem. I have no experience with linux kernels or bug
reports, but I am a computer engineer so with guidance I will be able to
contribute to debugging.
I am running "Ubuntu 4.15.0-46.49-generic 4.15.18" on an HP zbook the
lspci output is attached.
Both 4.15.0-72
By the way, with kernel newer than 4.18, at the first time
suspend/resume may succeed, but the second time and on it will always
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Well, I've tried your proposal, but without any success.
I've tried with several options, like:
Everything acts as if the file wasn't read at all (I've not found which
flag to turn on to have a log message about it).
Then, I've tried to run
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This is a very unique way of getting it right. https://pestclue.com/
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> This seems to be a hardware related issue, at least in some cases.
> Can the other people experiencing it confirm whether they have a WD Greed
> hard disk?
> Google search for "wd15eads firmware" reveals quite a few people having
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> Can the other people experiencing it confirm whether they have a WD Greed
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This is a very unique way of getting it right. https://pestclue.com/
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to avoid having multiple people search for it.
This package currently is an FTBFS in Debian as well as Ubuntu on s390x.
The reason seems to be big-endian issues and I filed it upstream to hear
from them if we can/want to fix or disable it.
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Installing alongside an existing Win10 installation, i resized
partitions, creating 20gb for /, 30gb for /home, and swap. installation
proceeds until the final step, ending with this message:
The 'grub-efi-amd64-signed' package failed to install into /
target/. Without the
Although not using Ubuntu directly, I am using Mint, which is based on it (Tina
- 19.2, based on Bionic, MATE edition). Might be the same problem. If not
applicable, then please ignore my comment.
I can reproduce this in all machines I have, in a few simple steps:
1-Open a terminal and leave
Alright, got samba working without ceph:
dpkg-deb: building package 'samba' in '../samba_4.11.1+dfsg-3ubuntu1_i386.deb'.
...
will make sure no binary is linked against it and propose a merge.
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$
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> [ 15.028968] usb 2-2: Product: Cruzer Glide
> [ 15.305140] usb 2-4: Product: Cruzer Dial
> [ 16.316690] scsi 2:0:0:0: Direct-Access SanDisk Cruzer Glide 1.00
> PQ: 0 ANSI: 6
> [ 16.317191] scsi 3:0:0:0: Direct-Access
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Updating to 19.10 hasn't fixed the problem, but I have just replaced my
mouse and found the issue is no longer there with the new one. The
original was a Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse 1000 (045e:0745 Microsoft
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* New upstream release.
* rules: removed get-orig-source target.
* New patch to start daemon even on diskless system (Closes: #862908).
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> Is there any update on this?
On Wayland-enabled Firefox build (Ubuntu and Fedora provide such builds)
launched with MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1 under Gnome Shell Wayland session
scaling works correctly. I didn't tested other cases.
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https://getemoji.com/3 renders like the screenshot I posted to
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> @Andreas - do you know the plans of 9.15 in regard to Ubuntu 20.04 will
> we get and merge this or should we consider backporting this fix individually?
9.15 is a devel release (odd), so not a good series to track for 20.04.
9.16 is their next extended support version, but I don't think it will
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> @Andreas - do you know the plans of 9.15 in regard to Ubuntu 20.04 will
> we get and merge this or should we consider backporting this fix individually?
9.15 is a devel release (odd), so not a good series to track for 20.04.
9.16 is their next extended support version, but I don't think it will
Thanks for your fix (it's indeed much cleaner than mine) and I look
forward to test it.
Do you plean to integrate it in any 19.10.x installer release? Is there
any daily build I can test with the fix included?
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