For me, it happens in Parallels Desktop about 30 sec. after login. With
unity-2d.
Basically the same as in 11.04 in VirtualBox :-(
Some things never change ...
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I have the same problem when using natty (all updates installed as of
today) in Virtual Box 4.0.4 (Windows), using the classic desktop. gnome-
settings-daemon crashes about 30 sec. after login, no matter whether the
vbox guest additions are installed or not. (The following .xsession-
errors is
Sorry for the incomplete report. It's Lucid with all updates as of April
15th. I just re-tested with a new user. All shares I setup with
nautilus-clonnect-server are lost at logout and have to be re-configured
at the next login.
PS: Right now you can only test this for shares without password,
indeed; this is also fixed for me now
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connect to server cannot connect to samba server
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/536790
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With all updates installed (as of today), I still get the error message
Could not open location 'smb://u...@server/share/'. DBus error
org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply: Message did not receive a reply
(timeout by message bus).
The error message comes almost instantly, no 100% CPU activity as
I can also confirm this bug. It does NOT happen on a freshly installed
beta 2. It happens only after installing all updates. Not storing a
password as described in #6 gets you around this error.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/536790
is possibly a duplicate of this error.
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gvfsd-smb crashed
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
I can setup a connection to a windows or samba share with nautilus-
connect-server. However, the connection is lost at logout. The next time
I login I have to connect again, supplying all infos again. In previous
Gnome/Ubuntu versions, the icon
Is it only me who finds the form of the minimize and maximize icons
irritating? The first thing I do after (re-)installing Ubuntu is
deleting the lower panel and adding the windows list to the upper panel.
Thus, the minimize button (arrow down) no longer points to the window
list. More than once I
Public bug reported:
I am testing Lucid using VirtualBox on a machine with a lot of RAM (8
GB). Rebooting is very fast (about 10 seconds).
I have configured auto-login. At the first login, the Gnome desktop
looks ugly, because gnome-setting-daemon dies. If I log out and log in
(now manually),
it is fixed in Jaunty *and* in Intrepid, but not in Hardy
basically, it is fixed since Gnome 2.24
the problem is: Hardy is LTS and is promoted for enterprise and business
use; this is a serious flaw for inexperienced desktop users; therefore,
it should be fixed also in Hardy (backport the
Public bug reported:
gimp 2.6 in intrepid:
it is impossible to minimize toolbar windows; they have only a x-Button to close
ideally, these windows should be minimized automatically when the (last)
Gimp image window is minimized
** Affects: gimp (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
I can also confirm this bug (8.04 with all updates installed as of
2008-05-20). It is annoying, as it prevents to pre-configure the desktop
for non-skilled users. I need to add a Windows share which stays on the
desktop, so other users can simply open this share without knowing
anything about
This bug appears not only affect in the case you insert a SD or CF card.
It also applies to all cameras which behave as storage device (not PTP).
Attaching such cameras (in my case: Casio Exilim Z600) gets you into the
same troubles as described above (new volume icon -- Nautilus with
broken
Public bug reported:
in the F-Spot import dialog you can only choose a complete volume, not a order;
this is brain-dead! I have a 250 GB NFS volume with ca. 4 image files, but
I want to import only a small subset (my private photos)
F-Spot should allow to select any order to import (use
ok, forget about this bug report; I just found how to select a order;
clicking *twice* on 'Select order' gets you where you want; can't F-Spot
use the same GUI concepts as other programs?
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F-Spot import dialog is crippled
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/227721
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although it seems to be a trivial problem, it is quite irritating; it
appears in any dialog chain (wizard), where a user repeatedly just wants
to click 'OK' or 'Continue'
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https://launchpad.net/bugs/22930
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same here, system freezes within seconds if a 3D screensaver is used; I
have also reported this as bug https://launchpad.net/bugs/47447
# lspci
:00:00.0 Host bridge: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT8366/A/7 [Apollo KT266/A/333]
:00:01.0 PCI bridge: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT8366/A/7 [Apollo
I have tested Ubuntu 6.06 flight 6 and was quite dissapointed as nothing has
changed
status quo: as a non-root user, I see icons for all windows partition on my
desktop; however, clicking on a NTFS icon gives an error (no rights to see
contents); clicking on a FAT icon gives only read access;
don't run the programs with gksu but use the sudo mode instead
I have not tested the patches, but I cannot believe this makes any difference
to the security risk imposed by disks manager; 'Browse' will still start
Nautilus with root privileges, no matter whether these privileges are obtained
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