This appears to have been silently fixed as from the 16.04 HWE linux
kernel.
I have tested this on:
• 16.04 64-bit, kernel 4.8.0-45 installed with linux-generic-hwe-16.04
• 16.10 using a Live CD
• Today's 17.04 daily build using a Live CD
I suppose that this can be marked as solved. Pity it
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HMRC.'s Basic PAYE. Tools is a 32bit program being run on a 64bit
machine. A whole slug of 32bit library files were installed to satisfy
dependencies. I thought this had been successful until I got a recurrent
error message. Nothing crashes !
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease:
This has been changed to Opinion, which means that this doesn't fit
with the project (despite the fact that it used to work on Ubuntu
version 11.04).
Please would you tell me where I should file this bug report instead? I
have absolutely no idea how to proceed.
Thank you.
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@elmarikon Thank you, but alas, that doesn't work for me.
The number 13 in your post has to change to the correct ID; I found mine
using xinput --list.
I loaded Ubuntu 14.10 64-bit, fully updated it, rebooted, and tried your
commands seven times. On none of the occasions did it work.
It also
Christopher, thank you for the link.
I have raised a bug report:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=85916
Please check it for me to ensure that I have filled in the details
correctly and that I have given sufficient information. In particular, I
have no clue what to enter for the
I read on the following link that Unity 8 will work best on a touchscreen.
http://www.techrepublic.com/article/the-science-behind-the-ebb-and-flow-of-ubuntu-unitys-popularity/
This makes me worried, as my touchscreen is still not working (over two
years since this was reported, despite a solution
Christopher, thank you for the suggestion.
I have tested today's 14.10 both on a virtual machine and using a Live
CD.
Sadly, neither one worked.
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I'm worried that this bug report will be closed due to lack of activity.
There is already a simple solution for this. What needs doing to
implement it? (I'm not a programmer, otherwise I'd do it myself!)
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I confirm that it doesn't work in 14.04.
Here's the irony. If I load Windows in a virtual machine (Virtual Box),
the touch screen works within the virtual Windows machine.
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Christopher, I no longer have 10.04, so unfortunately I cannot answer
your question.
I am on 12.04, and I have not experienced this problem with it.
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There are two stickers at the back. The standard sticker reads:
Packard Bell oneTwo L5861
The serial number sticker reads:
Packard Bell oneTwo L17526UK
I hope that helps, and thank you for attending to this.
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Christopher, I should add that I will be happy to help with testing.
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Title:
0408:3003 Touch-screen did work on 11.04 but no longer
@Christopher Penalver, thank you for your query.
I have tested the latest 14.04 as you requested, using both a Live USB
and an installation. Alas, the touchscreen still does not work. (The
hardware still works with Windows.)
Back in July 2012, Benjamin Tissoires (who used to be on this bug's
of the email files
start with the date and time to make for easy chronological ordering. I
hope that you can make sense of Benjamin's solution.
Thank you for your time.
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Tissoire, with a solution somewhere inside.
https
I have just found this bug, and I disagree completely. Ctrl+Alt+T, for
example, should not be the same as AltGr+T. The two have different
meanings and functions. For example, on Ubuntu, Ctrl+Alt+T opens the
Terminal; whereas AltGr+T creates a character: ŧ
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Any advance on this bug?
It is still present in both 12.04 and 12.10 (using kernel
3.5.0-18-generic, according to uname -r).
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Title:
Is there any time-scale on when this will be released to Precise?
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Title:
(usability) Don't prompt with support questions for
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 663159 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/663159
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 663159
Logout when switching user - X server error
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Yes, I did try the fourth option, which — if I recall correctly —
resulted in the same as option 1.
However, you are missing the point. Apport is supposed to report the
error, not refuse to do so.
Why does apport treat this Compiz crash entirely differently from any
other application crash?
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Bryce Harrington: Problems with other packages allow you to file an
error. In this case, however, it simply points to generic help
facilities. I need to report an error with Compiz — I cannot do this if
apport does not work properly.
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Joseph: I have downloaded and installed your 3.4.0 .deb as instructed.
However, it is not shown on the Grub screen (I have used sudo update-
grub).
I notice that your .deb installed a new linux-headers package, but not a
linux-image; is that why? Or have I done something wrong?
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Binary package hint: xorg
Generic graphical errors leading to a complete freeze of X and then the
whole system
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
Package: xorg 1:7.6+4ubuntu3
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 2.6.38-8.42-generic 2.6.38.2
Uname: Linux 2.6.38-8-generic
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Title:
Xorg freeze
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Re: X.Org Foundation support: I'm afraid I have no idea what to do with
that website. I'm not a highly technical person.
However, it could be something to do with the graphics card. Maybe my
best bet is to wait until the time comes to update my computer :)
Re: bug #576336 -- I just tested and I
I have just spotted bug #663159 which reports this same problem. So I
think you can close this bug as a duplicate.
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Title:
I am on 10.04 and I have this problem. I had raised bug #693446 but I
think that's a duplicate of this bug.
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Logout when
It looks as though Bug #693446 may be a duplicate of this one.
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Title:
[gm45] VT switch causes X session to be lost
My problem was clearly caused by the aborted update leaving some
packages in a state of limbo; I ran dpkg in recovery mode and it solved
the problem. I note several xorg packages were not installed properly
during the initial failed update.
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gdm does not take input on login
I ran an update today, and the update caused my machine to freeze at
some point before completing. Upon rebooting my machine, I find that I
no longer have any input (mouse or keyboard) to the login screen. This
sounds like it is the same this as the present bug. Any ideas how I can
log in again?
I believe I am affected by this. When I shut the lid of my laptop it
does NOT sleep (despite being set to sleep upon lid close) as the power
LED remains active. When I open the laptop, after a brief delay I am
presented with the main GDM login screen. After logging in, I get the
crash report.
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[This may be a duplicate of something - I can see some similar reports,
but nothing exactly the same.]
I have Power Management configured to sleep upon closing the laptop lid.
On this occasion, I shut the lid, my laptop went
** Attachment added: BootDmesg.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/41630278/BootDmesg.txt
** Attachment added: CurrentDmesg.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/41630279/CurrentDmesg.txt
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/41630280/Dependencies.txt
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It seems to resume fine when I manually select 'Sleep' from the
Indicator Applet.
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