** Patch added: "gnutls-3.6.4-fix-rehandshake.patch"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-music/+bug/1799509/+attachment/5204582/+files/gnutls-3.6.4-fix-rehandshake.patch
** Also affects: gnome-music
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** No longer affects: gnome-music
**
Public bug reported:
On Cosmic Cuttlefish, gnome-music crashes on startup. This issue has
been reported on Fedora already:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1635152
Additionally, the root cause appears to be an issue in GnuTLS:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1634736
There's also the issue that not all keyboards have a Windows or Super
key - the classic IBM 101 key layout for example. You can still buy
keyboards (USB keyboards!) with this layout. Not being able to remap the
launcher/dash keyboard shortcut basically means I don't use it and don't
get any of the
Public bug reported:
On a recent (like, less than a month old) Sony VAIO notebook, the kernel
(latest rev) is not sending uevents for AC power disconnect, which
confuses upower and never lets UPower think the notebook is running on
battery power, even when it is.
I've monitored everything from
This bug appears to happen as well when changing workspaces. Change to a
different workspace and the rightmost window on the previous workspace
is now partially visible on the new workspace.
The displacement in this case seems to be about equal to the width of
the launcher.
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Public bug reported:
1) Install epiphany-browser
2) Place the Epiphany icon in the launcher and specify to keep in launcher
3) Close all Epiphany windows
4) Launch Epiphany from another application, say, via xdg-open
5) A new, ephemeral Epiphany icon is placed in the launcher, separate from the
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Title:
Duplicate Epiphany icon
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Title:
The launcher needs to be configurable in the default install
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Public bug reported:
The auto-hide functionality of the launcher needs to be configurable on
a default install, without the installation of a third-party or
additional package. Users should be able to decide if the launcher auto-
hides or not easily.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
Public bug reported:
1) Open up multiple terminal windows.
2) Select the workspaces icon in the launcher.
3) Drag one terminal to another workspace.
4) Click on the terminal icon in the launcher to show all terminal windows.
5) Click on a terminal window that is open in another workspace.
6)
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Title:
Moving and activating windows across workspaces is broken
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Public bug reported:
Clicking on User Accounts in System Settings closes the System
Settings window.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
Package: gnome-settings-daemon 3.2.0-0ubuntu5
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.0.0-12.20-generic 3.0.4
Uname: Linux 3.0.0-12-generic x86_64
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Title:
Clicking User Accounts closes System Settings
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/876128
Title:
Window too tall
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Public bug reported:
Any time Thunderbird opens a new window, it is too tall, extending off
the bottom of the screen by quite some distance - enough distance that
the OK and Cancel buttons of the preferences dialog are invisible,
for example. This is not a particularly small-screened laptop.
Public bug reported:
1) Open any program, for example, Terminal, and maximize its window.
2) Open another program and maximize its window.
3) Open a third program and don't maximize it.
4) Not every time, but the majority of the time, it is now impossible to bring
one of the first two windows to
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Title:
Major window stacking and focus issues
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An additional error case:
1) Open a window and don't maximize it (in this case, Terminal).
2) Open another program and maximize its window (in this case, Banshee).
3) With the maximized window in front, minimize it. There is some graphical
glitching (though not horrible), and it is impossible to
An additional error case:
1) Have several windows maximized, though of course only one is visible.
2) One of the non-front windows opens a modal dialog.
3) Clicks on the front window are given to the parent of the modal dialog and
the menu bar changes to that of the owner of the modal dialog,
Public bug reported:
1) Set up deja-dup to backup to an SSH location.
2) Set up SSH for that location to use RSA key authentication.
3) Don't actually put the right public key on the backup location.
4) Upon login, deja-dup will start up and put is icon in the launch bar, and
wiggle the icon to
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Title:
Deja-Dup does not display errors on SSH key validation/login failure
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@pablomme - No, this seems different from what they describe in that
bug. The main symptoms I experience prior to crashes are the passing of
clicks through to windows behind the front window.
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Public bug reported:
compiz crashed after a period of increasingly erratic window handling -
clicks would go through a visible window to the window behind it,
clicking on unfocussed windows would not focus them, windows could not
be closed, minimized or resized, etc. The crashes happen now pretty
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Title:
compiz crashed with SIGSEGV in
nux::WindowCompositor::FindKeyFocusArea()
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Steps to reproduce:
1) Open the sound menu (the speaker icon)
2) Click on the volume control slider handle
Upon clicking the volume control slider handle, the menu closes. When I
click on the sound menu again, its as if the mouse had been clicked and
held over the slider
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Title:
Clicking the volume handle closes the sound menu; reopening the sound
menu warps the mouse to the volume handle
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I'll try to get one, but it's not reliably reproducible.
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Title:
Menus sometimes don't close themselves or unhighlight, rendering them
useless
Public bug reported:
gnome-control-center after the last update (to Beta 1) has duplicate
Ubuntu One icons.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
Package: gnome-control-center 1:3.1.90-0ubuntu2
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.0.0-9.15-generic 3.0.3
Uname: Linux 3.0.0-9-generic x86_64
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Title:
Duplicate Ubuntu One capplets
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Public bug reported:
I use Empathy to connect to my Google Talk account. In this case, Google
Talk is for Google Apps, so the chat address is not name@gmail.com or
name@googletalk.com but name@example.com.
Every time Empathy starts up, it prompts me to allow the connection to
proceed even though
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Title:
Empathy does not remember to trust connections with self-signed
certificates.
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Public bug reported:
Menus that are placed into the top menu bar sometimes fail to close or
sometimes fail to unhighlight (as in, the menu itself closes, but the
word Edit remains highlighted).
In the first case, if the menu remains open, no other menus may be
opened and the screen is partially
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Title:
Menus sometimes don't close themselves or unhighlight, rendering them
useless
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Public bug reported:
Adding an extension via Thunderbird's extension manager (e.g. Enigmail)
breaks or can be broken by installing the same plugin via apt-get/dpkg.
If Thunderbird is going to be the default mail client in Oneiric, some
sort of workaround (disabling the extension manager?) should
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Title:
Thunderbird's extension manager doesn't play well with apt
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The Enigmail nightly build downloaded on today's date from its home page
and added manually via Thunderbird's extension manager seems to work.
I would also point out that the version of Enigmail in the repository as
it stands now is one minor point release behind what's current.
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If Ubuntu is going to switch to Thunderbird as the default mail client
in Oneiric, I think we either need to remove the Online Accounts
capplet, or include the necessary infrastructure to allow Thunderbird to
link to Google contacts and calendars. Otherwise, it just appears broken
when a user adds
Public bug reported:
In 11.10, there is no way through the System Settings manager to change
the keyboard layout. There is no layout tab under Languages or under
Keyboard.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
Package: gnome-settings-daemon 3.1.5-0ubuntu6
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu
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Title:
No ability to change keyboard layout anywhere in settings
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I set up an Online Account in the System Settings application, linking
it to my Google Account, and set it to be used with all services (email,
calendar, contacts, etc).
No email, calendar, or contacts sharing was set up in Thunderbird.
Additionally, the VoIP and Messaging
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Title:
Online Accounts doesn't seem to work
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Public bug reported:
The latest Enigmail package in Oneiric is incompatible with the latest
Thunderbird package in Oneiric; installing Enigmail will cause
Thunderbird to declare that the extension is incompatible and has been
disabled.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
Package:
This bug is still occurring with the latest kernels in Natty.
Considering this renders the system completely unusable in a Natty
install, it may be worth looking into.
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I was unable to run apport after the lock up, because the machine was
completely locked up.
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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Also please understand that installing the 11.10 kernel breaks other
things (like VirtualBox), so it's not really a tenable solution. Any
ideas?
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Unfortunately, neither of those seemed to have worked. Looks like 2.6.39
(installed from Oneirc) is the only thing that fixes the issue.
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Binary package hint: linux-image
Natty with the latest updates on a Dell Vostro v130 will completely lock
up when under reasonable network load. I had originally thought that the
lock up was due to the ath9k driver, but disabling wireless via the
hardware switch still
I'm running the latest BIOS update (A06) on a Vostro v130, and it
randomly freezes. It makes it through installation, but will randomly
and completely freeze when under high load. It appears to lock up under
high load even when the Atheros network card is disabled via the
hardware switch.
Running
To clarify, I'm able to get the machine to freeze under heavy network
load that is not associated with heavy disk load (watching streaming
videos, for example).
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gdm
My system has a docking station. When the system is docked with the lid
closed, the external display is ignored. When the laptop lid is open,
the display is mirrored. I can't have the lid closed under any
circumstances.
Under 10.04, this worked
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/634314/+attachment/1561731/+files/Dependencies.txt
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Further information: The issue appears to be that the external monitor
is disabled when GDM loads. The Ubuntu boot splash screen appears, but
when GDM starts, the external monitor is disabled.
If I log-in blindly, the external monitor is reactivated according to my
GNOME settings (in this case,
As a reminder, this wasn't a problem at all under 10.04; it started
immediately upon upgrade to 10.10 beta.
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POTENTIAL WORKAROUND =
The issue appears to be at least partially due to the fact that the per-
user monitor configuration (/home/user/.config/monitors.xml) is not
being installed systemwide. If I manually create /etc/gnome-settings-
daemon/xrandr/ and run
I don't think anyone's ungrateful. The problem is that the default is
broken. On my system, Normal visual effects are enabled by default
(resulting in Compiz being used). In that configuration, I cannot drag
windows between workspaces - making the tooltips a liar. Can I survive
without Compiz? Of
On Fri, 2010-07-02 at 09:16 -0500, Dustin Kirkland wrote:
On Thu, Jul 1, 2010 at 2:55 PM, Rob King jk...@deadpixi.com wrote:
Hello everyone,
Ubuntu's encrypted home directory feature is quite useful, and a good way
of increasing the security and privacy of information.
However
Hello everyone,
Ubuntu's encrypted home directory feature is quite useful, and a good way
of increasing the security and privacy of information.
However, the scheme is a little leaky. Applications still use the
default system-wide temporary directory (/tmp), which is not encrypted. For
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