On 13 July 2010 21:15, Kamus kamu...@gmail.com wrote:
Since this report have a long time without activity please could you
check if this issue is still occuring under latest release of alacarte
included in Ubuntu Lucid?
Seriously? *Seriously?* You had to ask me for that? You couldn't just
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: alacarte
In the alacarte menu editor, some items cannot be moved into new menus
(folders).
PROBLEM:
Steps to reproduce the problem:
1. Right click on the Ubuntu logo .. Applications .. Places .. System area in
gnome-panel.
2. Select Edit Menus. This
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/37345942/Dependencies.txt
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Cannot move some items into new menus in alacarte menu editor
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/502136
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Alright, so I just booted off the 9.10 live CD, and I can confirm the
exact same behaviour under Ubuntu 9.10, with alacarte version
0.12.4-0ubuntu2.
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Cannot move some items into new menus in alacarte menu editor
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/502136
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...and what's worse, the default installation of Ubuntu even includes
CD/DVD Creator, trying to move which triggers this bug, in
Applications -- Accessories. Eat that, overeager premature Ubuntu bug
closers!
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Cannot move some items into new menus in alacarte menu editor
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome
Currently, some Ubuntu/Linux applications move items to ~/.Trash/ when
deleting files, while other programs move the data to
~/.local/share/Trash/ .
~/.local/share/Trash/ seems to be the newer location, apparently it's
recommended by the XDG Base
I'm having the same problem.
Maybe this will clarify things a bit:
The problem is that in a Rhythmbox installation in Ubuntu 7.10, the GOOM
visualization plugin does not work -- when visualization is active and
GOOM is selected, Rhythmbox can even seize up and almost freeze.
Sometimes even the
PPS: While GOOM now works, there still is a significant delay upon
activating a GOOM visalization. The music playback may even stop for a
while. This is on an Intel Celeron 2.8 GHz PC with 2 GB RAM, so this
probably should not happen.
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Rhythmbox not display graphics if click on visualization
Maybe if the issue with the GOOM visualization cannot be fixed, then a
good alternative would be to remove the GOOM entry from the Rhythmbox
visualization menu. libvisual-0.4-plugins might be a good alternative.
Upon installing this package (not installed by default), a number of
nice and
PS: The OP mentioned Compitz. I don't think Compitz has anything to do
with it; for what it's worth, I have it disabled and I'm having the same
problem. I don't even think OpenGL is necessarily at fault -- OpenGL
works on my system, and I can use demanding OpenGL applications such as
Chromium
I've previously posted the following info at bug 26118, but was advised
that it's probably related to this bug, so I'm reposting things here:
I'm also seeing absolutely atrocious font rendering with some PDF files
in evince.
gpdf renders the same PDFs much better, but appears to use different
To add: I'm just noticing now that after upgrading to Ubuntu 7.04, the
issue appears to be resolved for me -- I get decent PDF rendering in
evince 0.8.1 now. If others can confirm this, then maybe this bug could
be closed?
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[Feisty] Low quality of text rendering in Evince
Thanks Peter. I've reposted my info there.
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Bad rendering (hinting) in Evince and Xpdf
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Thank you for your comment.
Do you/does anyone know if there is another bug filed for that Type 3 fonts
rendering issue?
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I don't know if this is related, but I'm also seeing absolutely
atrocious font rendering with some PDF files in evince.
gpdf renders the same PDFs much better, but appears to use different
fonts and ignore settings such as bold.
Please see the following two screenshot for comparison. Yes, this
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This is the actual PDF file the above screenshots were taken with.
** Attachment added: PDF file that is rendered badly in evince (and gPDF is
not too great either)
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7035319/18280.pdf
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This needs to be investigated by someone knowledgeable enough before
it's committed.
man hosts
sudo vi /etc/hosts
ji# ESC$bywk$a ESCp:x
(DISCLAIMER: I'm a BSD guy. If this, for whatever weird and wonderful
reason, breaks shit in Linux, don't blame me.)
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http://librarian.launchpad.net/4941972/_usr_lib_totem_totem-mozilla-viewer.1000.crash
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Movie Player (totem) crashes
https://launchpad.net/bugs/69515
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Public bug reported:
Movie Player (totem) crashes repeatedly. Not sure if I can get it to
work with ANY movie after upgrading to Efty Eft. It worked under Dapper.
** Affects: totem (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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Movie Player (totem) crashes
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