Fabio, you are only half correct. Indeed this not *only* an Ubuntu issue
because of course Spotify should just shutdown when it receives this
signal. But Ubuntu should be able to manage applications which are not
well behaved. For example, it should either show a dialog asking to kill
the blocking
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Tried to install ubuntu 12.04.1 on my UX31A. Goes fairly smoothly until
it tries to install the efi bootloader.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.04
Package: ubiquity 2.10.20 [modified:
lib/partman/automatically_partition/question]
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu
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Zenbook UX31A won't install grub2
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when opening sftp share in rhythmbox
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tracker-miner-fs crashed with SIGABRT in g_assertion_message()
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i don't know about the original poster, but i was just playing music
from an SSH share. was playing some music off of it and doing some
indexing from the share at the same time. it is big share with thousands
of songs so maybe that's why it crashed. most of it was already indexed
but not all so i
Hai. I ran the command you have given and then played a song. Sorry for
the big size (6.5mb). Hope this is of some help.
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This cannot be a duplicate of that bug. It says the bug is fixed and
distributed, but I am fully up to date on my software and this behaviour
still occurs. Using Ubuntu 11.10 64bit and gnome-shell. I've got
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When resuming after a suspend, the window close buttons are no longer
drawn in activities mode. Not only are they no longer visible, there is
also no space to click to actually close the applications. It really is
like the buttons are not there at all. I am on Ubuntu 11.10
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I have imported songs from an sftp share. The way I did this was:
connect to the share in Nautilus and add it as a bookmark. Then I opened
rhythmbox and imported the relevant folders in that bookmark. The sftp
share is ofcourse password protected, but I don't want to enter it
I can confirm this bug is still present on Ubuntu 11.04. I have maximum
updates. Please fix within next decade.
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Owner changed after
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Binary package hint: software-center
I use most recent version of Ubuntu and have all software up-to-date.
How to reproduce:
- open software center, go to an app which is reviewed and click on this review
was helpful
Wat happens:
- now all reviews are added for a second
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software center duplicate reviews upon voting on review
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Yes, I also had this segmentation fault. I muted sounds and things were
fine, as Ryan suggested. I am running 9.10 with Gfire plugin on 64 bit.
It only crashed when I typed an instance message and pressed enter to
send it. It would crash every time. If I sent the message with send
button (from
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