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I am a very fast typist.
When I type into emacs, gedit, and libreoffice, the focus jumps around when I
am typing. I look up and find I have just entered text in a different area.
This happens all the time.
I have set the touchpad to disable during text input and this
This bug appears to have been fixed on my machine with updates of Monday, Feb
10th.
It does not appear to have been a bleachbit issue.
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The dvorak keyboard never actually works as the default, even though
it's marked as such. I have to change to Dvorak manually twice, once at
the login screen to enter my password, and then again after I'm logged
in. This makes me wonder if certain behaviors of bleachbit or another
program could be
Hi, Maarten, it is a very small world, and good to see you. :)
This bug has been frustrating me because it's a system-stopper for me.
What's more, when I filed it, I assumed it would have dozens of
duplicates. Since it doesn't, I assume it's something specific to my
system or configuration.
The
Could this be a scrollkeeper bug?
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Title:
recent upgrades reset permissions in home file incorrectly
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I had not changed the permissions for any files in my home folder.
However, two recent upgrades have changed critical permissions that allow me to
log in, probably for .Xauthority, .dmrc and/or .bashrc.
The result was that twice, when I re-booted after an upgrade, my
Public bug reported:
First of all, Ubuntu-bug doesn't work properly any more. In the first
screen, if I select the option for other it bounces me out of the
program. So I selected the least inappropriate working option.
Taskbar --
I have the taskbar showing 7 programs. I have deleted some and
Thank you for your quick response. The changes made to xinput on Monday
10-Dec-2012 helped a bit when using the stylus, but now it is not
sensitive enough. My lines have gaps in them.
Also when I use the touchpad and the left mouse key, it gives me a
random and unwanted straight line from the
Public bug reported:
The pen input in Xournal is very erratic with my Lenovo multitouch screens.
When I start it's okay but then suddenly the pen puts in lines when it's not
even near the screen. Then it freezes in pen mode and I can't do any mouse
functions.
Putting the computer on Suspend
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I just purchased a brand new Lenovo X230 tablet computer with a multi-touch
screen. I was aware that the multitouch function did not yet work in Ubuntu.
The screen showed up fine until this morning, when an update caused all to turn
black. I have tried re-booting, running
The unit comes with the following two screen types. I believe mine is
the 200 NIT panel.
12.5” HD Premium 300 NIT Wide-Viewing (IPS) Panel
12.5” HD 200 NIT Panel
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I just re-installed and updated. The update causing the screen failure
is the new linux kernel, which was added to the repository on
2-Aug-2012. Before I rebooted into the new kernel, everything worked.
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Setting up xdiagnose (2.7) ...
File /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/xdiagnose/assistant.py, line 72
print 'sixa action setup part1'
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
dpkg: error processing xdiagnose (--configure):
subprocess installed post-installation script
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The following is the error message
Setting up xdiagnose (2.7) ...
File /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/xdiagnose/assistant.py, line 72
print 'sixa action setup part1'
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
dpkg: error processing xdiagnose
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Title:
xdiagnose 2.7 did not upgrade properly on 15-Jun-12
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Please mark this bug as invalid.
Re-booting seems to have solved the problem.
(I have two oneiric partitions on the same Lenovo machine and the same thing
happened with both of them, but a re-boot solved both of them.)
I am sorry for the inconvenience.
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I have a Lenovo X201 with touchpad screen, and the usual touchpad and buttons.
So there are three sets of input -- touchpad, trackpointer, and screen. Two of
the three still work fine
The little red trackpointer works fine, as do the buttons that go with it. The
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Title:
touchpad stopped working 2011-jul -17
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I would like to mark this bug invalid.
Numlock got stuck in another instance outside the screensaver later, and today
the bug, if bug it was, appears to be fixed.
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I was working on something, pressed Fn-NmLk on my Lenovo, and walked
away. When I got back, the screensaver / password protection had kicked
in. The numlock was still active and could not be disabled. So I could
not log back on.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
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Title:
if numlock enabled and screensaver / password pops up, numlock cannot
be un-abled
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Will do.
When you fix it, there's another problem I'd like to point out now.
The left edge of the screen is not active so that for instance if you set the
panel to autohide you can't get the panel to show up using the stylus.
This may not be fixable, this may be a Wacom error.
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Yes, setting the stylus and eraser to setting 1 made the touchscreen
work correctly when the tablet view was set to left rotation.
xinput list
xinput list-props Serial Wacom Tablet stylus
xinput set-int-prop Serial Wacom Tablet stylus Wacom Rotation 8 1
xinput list-props Serial Wacom Tablet
The link you directed me to has been removed.
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Title:
Wacom tablet mouse does not work properly when monitor set to vertical
Public bug reported:
I have a new Lenovo X201 tablet computer with a Wacom tablet screen.
I have Gnome 2.32.1
kernel 2.6.35-8-generic
Natty Studio with all updates
I turn the monitor to Left Rotation via Monitor / Preferences / Rotation / Left
(to read a book, for example)
All three of the
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Title:
Wacom tablet mouse does not work properly when monitor set to vertical
resolution
Hi. Thanks for asking.
The bug should clearly be closed. Here's why.
The problem I reported should have been very common. There should have been
more than a few indignant nvidia users whose batteries died. Because it was
just me, I tend to think it was a coincidence involving my battery or
Public bug reported:
Since upgrading to the newest nvidia driver, my battery does not charge at all.
I'm not sure this is the cause of it, but it happened right after the upgrade
and it's the only solution I can think of.
I just got a new battery, and it was working fine until the nvidia
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2.6.35.2-generic was updated today about 10am EST and this update did
not solve the problem.
I have a wishlist suggestion. I think that in very early alpha releases the
/etc/default/grub should include a visible menu.
So the default line should be:
#GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=4
This would make life
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Binary package hint: xorg
First of all, let me apologize for reporting what is probably both a temporary
and well-known problem in Maverick, which I realize is still Alpha.
Background: as I'm sure you know, the 2.6.35 generic kernel does not work
because the xserver-xorg
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Binary package hint: xorg
black screen. can get prompt only
sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg gives the following error
xserver-xorg-input-all is not going to be installed
xserver-xorg-input-7 is not installable
xserver-xorg-input-edev is not going to be installed
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This is the system-generated dmesg.
The one listed above I generated myself in terminal.
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see bug 416979
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As of a couple of days ago, tapping on the mousepad no longer works on
my ASUS G1S at all. Synaptics touch pad.
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