I eventually discovered my old notes deep in a hidden folder. I can't remember
the location, but I think it was somewhere under ~/.local
Copying the notes over to the .gnote folder brought them back.
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Status: New = Invalid
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For some reason Thunderbird now crashes with a segfault on startup, where it
crashed silently before. Thunderbird seems reliable with the Lightning add-on
disabled.
Fingers crossed the (Mozilla) release version of Lightning 1 will solve these
issues..
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Thunderbird hasn't crashed since disabling Lightning, so it does seem
that while the symptoms are the same, I'm experiencing a different bug.
My last post was meant to be informational, rather than a request to re-
open this bug.
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Thunderbird exits immediately without error message
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Binary package hint: gnote
I've been using Gnote since February, having previously used Tomboy.
Gnote imported my notes from Tomboy without any problems. After
upgrading from 9.10 to 10.04 Gnote appears to have lost all the notes
I'd made since February.
I assume that Gnote
Further to my previous comment, Thunderbird still is occasionally
exiting on start-up. The problem goes away after starting it from the
command line, switching to the calendar (Lightning) and then exiting,
but this is not a permanent fix.
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I had this problem when launching Thunderbird from the menu, but not from the
command line.
Running Thunderbird in safe-mode solved the problem, and I tracked down the bug
to the Lightning extension by disabling the extensions and re-enabling them one
by one.
The strange thing is that after
I have what could be a related issue, where the text appears to be wrapped back
over itself.
I think the text is the same or similar to that in Daniels screenshot, but with
one line of text superimposed over another.
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I have just checked and this bug is still present in Ubuntu 9.10
(Desktop x86_64).
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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USB devices are not powered off at shutdown (Dapper, 2.6.15)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/42149
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+1 for having a thunderbird-stable PPA release.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/314668
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Bowtie is a popular bioinformatics package, which is very useful to
informaticians working with sequence data from the latest DNA sequencing
machines.
Source code is available from:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/bowtie-bio/files/
Description:
Bowtie is an ultrafast,
The vboxmouse driver wasn't in xorg.conf. Running that script adds the
driver and solves the problem, thanks.
It would be good if the VirtualBox mouse driver was automatically enabled.
Mouse integration worked without manually modifying the xorg.conf in previous
versions of Ubuntu, so I regard
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: virtualbox-ose
I'm using VirtualBox OSE 2.1.4 on an Ubuntu 9.04 (64bit) host.
virtualbox-ose-guest-utils seems to be fully functional on Ubuntu 8.04.2 and
8.10 (both 64bit) guests, but not under either of my Ubuntu 9.04 or 9.10 alpha
(also both 64bit)
I have the same device
1131:1001 Integrated System Solution Corp. KY-BT100 Bluetooth Adapter
It works with Ubuntu 9.04, but not for very long:(
It times out after a short time when I use it to connect to my Sony-Ericcson
K510i. It worked fine under Ubuntu 8.04 and still works under Windows XP,
I've experienced the same problem a couple of times with NetworkManager Applet
0.7.0.100 under Ubuntu 9.04.
I also have 3 UK mobile broadband, but with a Huawei E160G.
As reported by Emilio, my computer only hangs occasionally during reconnection
attempts.
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In my case I came across this problem because I didn't think bzr-notify
was running as it wasn't visible in the notification area. Nor can I see
how to make it visible in the notification area.
Ubuntu 9.04 (Beta), fully patched as of 09/04/09
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Fantastic, I've just tested it and it works great.
I did have an error in Synaptic during installation, but I think it was just
because the update manager was running at the same time.
Shame DVBCut looks so clunky, but its a really good bit of software!
Thanks:-)
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Did you package it for Hardy?
I've added the Hardy ppa, but can't see dvbcut. dvd styler seemed to work
though.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/133033
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This bug still occurs under Ubuntu 8.04:(
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You are right, giving the end user choice is always good.
However, Truecrypt 5.1a is now available and it has all of the knobs and
whistles (and cli support) of previous versions. So as far as I am aware there
is no need to package previous versions, 5.1a does the lot.
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Yes, this is a pain in the proverbial for new users. Ideally mouse
configuration would be handled automatically, or failing that by a
simple gui interface. *Other* operating systems can use extra mouse
buttons without the need for manual configuration, so why not Ubuntu?
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By *Other* operating systems I meant Windows...
Surely if Microsoft have been doing it for years it can't be that hard?!?
Does Mac OS use X.Org? I wonder if multi-button mice work out of the box
with that?
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Ok, so if you are going to package Truecrypt are you going to choose:
4.3a) no gui, but full cli support. (ext2/3 gui support through
easycrypt)
5) kernel abstraction and gui but only partial cli support, no ext2/3
support.
Hopefully by the time someone comes to package it there will be a
I have the switch user white screen problem as described by exactt as well, but
I wouldn't call it the white screen of death.
I recently discovered that if I type in the correct password and hit return I
am logged back in to user A's session, so the problem is just that the
screensaver login
Yep, same thing happens on my Nforce4 motherboard. This bug may be a
result of a faulty BIOS, but my guess is that a very large proportion of
BIOSes are faulty!
If a kernel workaround can solve the problem I think it should be done.
After all if Microsoft can shutdown USB devices properly, Linux
Since installing Ubuntu 7.10 I no longer have this problem.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/49827
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TrueCrypt (http://www.truecrypt.org/downloads.php) is popular Free open-source
disk encryption software for Windows Vista/XP/2000 and Linux.
TrueCrypt packages for Ubuntu can be obtained, but it isn't available through
the repositories. A lot of people seem to use it, so it
Public bug reported:
This is an excellent bit of software that allows editing of MPEG-TS recordings
from FreeView or other DVB TV cards.
It can be used to edit out adverts and convert MPEG-TS to MPEG files that are
compatible with standard media players and DVD players.
DVBCut will be an
Confirmed in Ubuntu Feisty AMD64 and i386 with nVidia 6600GT. I had to
edit the xorg.conf to add 1280x1024 resolution.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/49827
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Same problem. All USB devices (mouse, external hard disk etc) are powered on
after system shutdown. Windows shutdown turns all USB devices off.
Motherboard: Epox on nForce4 chipset, Ubuntu 7.04 i386, kernel 2.6.20-16-generic
Hopefully this will be fixed in a timely fashion with a new Kernel...
Still a problem 10 months on - roll on some fixes in the Kernel...
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I can confirm the same bug, whether running with or without Compiz.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/78470
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I have a similar problem when copying lots of files to my new Western Digital
Passport 2 USB external hard disk.
Progress stops within a minute and the progress bar freezes. The progress
dialog does not respond and I can't cancel it.
Using cp there are no such problems.
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This is a very common problem that is discussed in the forums.
There is even a how-to on getting mouse buttons working at
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ManyButtonsMouseHowto.
Apparently it isn't to hard to edit the xorg.conf to support all mice
buttons, but a lot of people are of the opinion
I have the same problem, as do a lot of other people with 5+ button mice.
Will we ever see proper out of the box support?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/107876
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