$ journalctl --user
No journal files were found.
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Does it need to be configured to show snap information somehow?
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Can't
Sure. Do you want the full output (162 lines)? Or maybe just the output
of systemctl --user | grep snap, or something? I'm not sure what you're
looking for.
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$DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS is:
unix:abstract=/tmp/dbus-rBFSkTtKSd,guid=9839721c1a52b5cd5e2e0d6961ae292d
ls -l of that gives No such file or directory
My window manager is openbox, started with /usr/bin/dbus-launch --exit-
with-session openbox
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I just upgraded from hirsute to impish using do-release-upgrade. On the
upgraded system, I can't run either firefox or chromium (both of which
worked fine under hirsute). Both fail with:
/user.slice/user-NNN.slice/session-1.scope is not a snap cgroup where
NNN is my uid
Never mind that comment about apt source: turns out I was pulling from
an earlier repository. The ubuntu commit is at
https://git.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bsdmainutils/tree/debian/patches/cal_highlight.diff?h=ubuntu/groovy
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The cal man page says it highlights unless -h is specified, but it turns
out that only applies to ncal, not cal, since -h isn't in the Synopsis
lines for plain cal, and cal -h is an error.
Highlighting was apparently turned off deliberately: see upstream
Wow, really? But if multiple Linux partitions (common since the days of
LILO) are discouraged now, why is os-prober searching for Linux distros
on unmounted partitions and adding them to grub.cfg? If it's just for
Windows and anything else isn't supported, maybe it should only add
Windows
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On my disk I have two partitions that are root filesystems for two
releases, Focal and Groovy:
Groovy 20.10 is on /dev/nvme0n1p33ac2446d-ae7c-4975-b736-44b1084266de
Focal 20.04 is on /dev/nvme0n1p44ff7a630-0e7e-4427-aa9e-513bcae849c3
If I run update-grub2 from
I filed bug 1842116 on graphicsmagick, haven't yet filed a similar bug
on imagemagick. But it turns out (after rewriting my resizing script)
that this also applies to files scaled by PIL. I wonder if there's any
way of scaling a JPG programmatically that results in a file that the
new exifautotran
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This comes from Ubuntu bug
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libjpeg9/+bug/1842116
which references Debian bug
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=947182
Start with a JPEG image, say from a camera, that has an Orientation tag
other than 0:
$ jhead
Interesting. But my images still have the Orientation tag, as shown by
the jhead | egrep commands I listed. So maybe imagemagick and
graphicsmagick (I tried both, same result) are writing the Orientation
tag in the wrong place, and if jpegexiforient isn't going to be fixed,
maybe I should be
Still a problem in 20.04.
I'm not using -perfect. A way to reproduce this is to start with a JPG
image from a camera, then scale it down using GraphicsMagick (this
happens starting with JPGs from either a Sony or Canon camera). Like
this:
$ convert dsc00902.jpg -scale 1024 dsc00902sm.jpg
$
I'm puzzled by all the people tying this to chromium for zoom. I use
firefox and it doesn't work any better there, especially with the zoom-
client from snap where it doesn't work at all.
Using the snap zoom-client, typing xdg-open
'zoommtg://zoom.us/join?action=join&... (using URL I got by
See also bug #1407644 (libwebp) and bug #1318327 (eog). Still a problem
in focal fossa.
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Please add webp loader to
Found it after modifying the web search a little. I had to start openbox
with:
/usr/bin/dbus-launch --exit-with-session openbox --startup
$HOME/.config/openbox/autostart
The dbus-launch --exit-with-session apparently starts some service that
gnome apps now insist on. This apparently works with
Two other apps that show the problem: pavucontrol and cheese.
I'm using the openbox window manager. I assume the apps are looking for some
sort of reply that a gnome desktop would give them.
In strace, it's waiting on:
poll([{fd=15, events=POLLIN}], 1, 25000)
(the fd 15 for cheese, 11 for
Yes! I had GTK_IM_MODULE=xim.
If I unset that, audacity works, both the one from apt and the self-
built one.
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Title:
audacity (with
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Audacity doesn't work here on either focal or eoan, because the main
section of the window (where the waveform should show up and where you
click to make selections) doesn't draw at all, as if it's never getting
expose events.
I'm using the Openbox window
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Audacity doesn't work here on either focal or eoan, because the main
section of the window (where the waveform should show up and where you
click to make selections) doesn't draw at all, as if it's never getting
expose events.
I'm using the Openbox window manager, not the
When I use the python3-pip from ppa:ci-train-ppa-service/3690 and run:
/usr/bin/pip3 install --index-url https://test.pypi.org/simple/
--extra-index-url https://pypi.org/simple metapho
in a virtualenv that's brand new except that I've installed wheel, I get:
Looking in indexes:
Thanks -- looks like it's working!
For anyone else with this problem, I enabled proposed (as found in
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/EnableProposed), then ran apt install
for:
linux-generic/eoan-proposed linux-headers-generic/eoan-proposed linux-
image-generic/eoan-proposed
Here's dmesg after booting with 5.3.0-42-generic, with options snd-hda-
intel dmic_detect=0 appended to the end of /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-
base.conf.
If I reboot into 5.3.0-40-generic, sound plays fine (of course the mic
isn't detected, which I think is a well known bug).
Where would I get the
> Please add "options snd-hda-intel dmic_detect=0" in the
/etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf, then the legacy hda driver will work as
before.
That workaround doesn't work on my Lenovo Carbon X1 gen7. It does let
pavucontrol see the audio card again, but no adjustment in pavucontrol,
alsamixergui or
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Fritzing is implemented as a wrapper that does:
cd /usr/share/fritzing/parts
exec /usr/bin/fritzing.real
That means that any arguments, like -h, are ignored. It would be better
if the second line was:
exec /usr/bin/fritzing.real $@
(or $* or whatever your preference is).
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Attempting to load a webp image -- for instance,
https://images.theweek.com/sites/default/files/styles/tw_image_9_4/public/FKK78W.jpg.webp
or
Filed bug 1612453.
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Can´t authorize local application to open pop-ups
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Nope, privacy.file_unique_origin=false doesn't help, even after a
restart (in 72.0.1 from ubuntu).
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Three years later, apparently this has changed again, and neither
file:// nor file:/// unblocks popups for file URLs. I've also tried
file:///* and file:///path/to/directory/ which is really what I want,
but the only thing that actually works is a full
file:///path/to/directory/filename.html (for
This might be a simpler way to reproduce it. I uploaded a package to
test.pypi and wanted to use --extra-index-url to verify that its
dependencies are pulled in (it has dependencies that are in pypi but not
in test.pypi). Here are my steps to reproduce it:
python3 -m venv /tmp/test3env
source
This is happening pretty often to me in Eoan (system info uploaded in
bug 1852158 if it might help). I do often use an external monitor, but
the crash seldom happens if I suspend with the external monitor as Vlad
described. For me, it's more common that I sleep with the external
monitor connected,
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Xorg crashed with SIGABRT in OsAbort() from AbortServer() from
FatalError("EnterVT failed for screen %d\n") from
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Just verified that 2-sided portrait (long edge) printing does indeed
work on this printer in 19.04, so this is a regression. I'm not sure
which of the three drivers it's using. Let me know if you want me to
attach any files from 19.04.
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Dell E310dw printer which worked well on 19.04 has problems in 19.10:
First, I went through the CUPS web interface to add the printer. The
interface gave me a choice of two entries with the same name plus one
with "driverless" added. I chose the first entry (not driverless)
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Every now and then, maybe one time out of 8, resuming from suspend gives
me a black screen, no X.
If I try ctrl-alt-F7, I see a VT with a _ on it, no X or login prompt.
If I try ctrl-alt-F1, F2, F2 or F4, X crashes, every time.
I've collected X logs from the last two times
Thanks! I was hit by this bug too (I filed 1849587, marked as a dup) and
can report that after an update, apt-file is now working again.
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Title:
Someone on #ubuntu suggested it might be due to the lack of a Contents-
amd64.gz in the eoan release, mentioned in
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2019-October/040832.html
If true, might that explain why it works for some searches and not for
other? Is the Contents file perhaps
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On eoan, apt-file never finds anything.
For instance:
- - sudo apt-file update
~/src/scripts
- Hit:1 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu eoan InRelease
- Get:2 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu
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On eoan, apt-file never finds anything.
For instance:
- sudo apt-file update~/src/scripts
Hit:1 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu eoan InRelease
Get:2 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu eoan-updates InRelease
I just upgraded to ringtail (from pangolin, not quetzal) and I'm seeing
frequent firefox hard freezes, where I have to kill the process. (It is
killable, though.) It's not related to youtube or flash; most often it
happens when I'm visiting a new page. The problem isn't part of Ubuntu's
firefox
I see this under raring ringtail with firefox 20.0 from mozilla.org. I
was using the exact same mozilla build under pangolin with no problems,
but under raring the browser will lock up after maybe half an hour of
browsing, while loading a page or loading ajax data.
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I'm seeing the same thing with firefox 20.0 from mozilla.org. Fine under
pangolin, locks up under ringtail, though I can usually go 20-30 minutes
between freezes. Same strace result as you saw. gdb isn't any help either:
(gdb) where
#0 0xb771c424 in __kernel_vsyscall ()
#1 0xb76f084b in
It happens with multiple .xls files, and still happens if I save to
.gnumeric, quit, open file.gnumeric, change one cell, click Save, then
click the x to close the window. So it doesn't seem related to format.
In fact, you don't even need a file. Run gnumeric with no arguments.
Enter a in cell
Sorry for the delay - launchpad didn't send me email about your question
so I just now saw it.
Open file.xls: titlebar shows file.xls - Gnumeric.
Make a change (e.g. add a row); titlebar shows *File.xls - Gnumeric (it added
a star to show it was modified).
Click on the Save button once: titlebar
We had this problem at a local Ubuntu Hour tonight -- a new user showed
up who was trying to figure out how to export a spreadsheet from
LibreOffice to XLS format. In LibreOffice Calc he brought up Export (the
dialog appeared), didn't see an XLS option, cancelled the dialog, then
tried Save as and
Understood -- I know it's a lot more work to develop careful error
correction. Though it might be fairly easy and worthwhile to throw a
specific exception when packages aren't installed, and if that exception
happens, mark those tests skipped rather than failed.
In the UI, it would be helpful to
Sorry, I never got the mail from launchpad, so I didn't know you'd
requested info, and unfortunately I don't have access to the machine I
was using then. I'm pretty sure it had dbus, but probably not hal and
other related services, and definitely no automount.
I just tried it on a different
Oh, and that I couldn't view the results: Error: no view mailcap rules found
for type application/xml
/usr/bin/xdg-open: 461: /usr/bin/xdg-open: x-www-browser: not found. I guess I
need to make some symlinks or something. That message is never shown in the
gui, btw, only on stdout ... and if it
One last comment then I promise I'll stop. :-)
Somehow it loaded the final report into my running firefox despite
/etc/alternatives/x-www-browser pointing to a nonexistent place.
On this system (which I think is an upgrade -ocelot-pangolin of the same
system I was using for the original natty
Sorry, I didn't answer because I never got the notification for the
question somehow. I typically use a minimal (e.g. server) install then
add only the desktop stuff I need, so it's not really any of those
variants nor is it a stock gnome install. Presumably when you install a
whole desktop, you
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checkbox-qt needs dependency on python-dateutil
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This might not be specific to empathy: I see the same issue in xchat and
weechat. There's something else affecting it, though: from home on the
wired net, xchat always reconnects right away when I resume from
suspend, but when I'm traveling and using wifi, neither xchat nor
weechat will reconnect
There's still a deprendency problem, though. I've always gotten three
/lib/udev/mtp-probe ... no such file or directory messages at boot
time, and still do.
apt-file says /lib/udev/mtp-probe is part of libmtp-runtime, which I do
not have installed; but apparently I do have whatever package is
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checkbox-qt needs dependency on python-dateutil
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I was able to install checkbox-qt on my pangolin system using apt-get,
but when I tried to run it, it bombed out because it needs the python
dateutil module. That should probably be added as a package dependency.
The error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File
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I'm not sure if ubuntu-friendly cares about collecting information from
systems that aren't running the standard Unity/Gnome desktop, but in
case you do, I encountered some minor problems trying to run it on my
relatively lightweight Openbox setup:
- Missing package
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checkbox-qt issues running on nonstandard desktops
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Correction: it's not clicking 4 times that it needs. I tried clicking 6
times this time, and it still prompted me. It seems like what it needs
is to show the workbook needs to be saved dialog; once the dialog has
been shown, clicking the Save button a couple of times does the trick.
It seems that
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- Open file.xls (originally created with gnumeric).
- Make a change or two.
- Click the Save button. Maybe even click it twice.
- Click the window manager 'x' button to close the app.
Get a dialog saying the workbook needs to be saved. Huh? But I clicked
the Save button
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gnumeric Save button doesn't save
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An xchat perl plugin (xchat-inputcount) that I've been using for quite a
while now stopped working when I upgraded to Precise Pangolin --
Xchat.pm no longer exists. apt-file search Xchat.pm doesn't find it
anywhere.
Is there a workaround that will make perl plugins work
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Actually with recent ubuntu updates it seems to be running again. I had
to load the plugin explicitly once, but now it's auto-loading again. So
I think this is fixed -- sorry for the bug spam. How do I mark this as
fixed?
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I have
EXTLINUX_UPDATE=false
in /etc/default/extlinux, so that I can maintain my own
/boot/extlinux/extlinux.conf. In Oneiric this worked fine. But on my newly
installed Precise Pangolin, I just did an apt-get dist-upgrade, got a new
kernel, and lost my extlinux.conf
Additionally, a request: it would be lovely if extlinux-update would
make a backup copy of files it replaces, so anyone hit by an issue like
this (or who just doesn't know yet about /etc/default/extlinux) can
recover their work more easily.
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Not fixed here. I upgraded the Vaio to Oneiric yesterday and am seeing
font corruption after running it for about 2.5 hours this morning with
several suspends.
I'm also seeing the i915 module loaded in oneiric. I can't test what
module it used in natty (replaced that partition in the upgrade) but
I see the problem almost (but not quite) exclusively in browsers (both
firefox and webkit-based, though I don't run chrome on that machine);
never in simple apps like xterm or emacs, or in gimp.
Once it starts manifesting, its form will persist (e.g. if two lines of
pixels are missing from
-i doesn't work here either. Is it just that hp-clean doesn't support the
Deskjet F4280 model? hp-clean -i -g says
debug: Device URI usb://HP/Deskjet%20F4200%20series?serial=CN98Q5Z1XF05BR is
invalid/unknown
(I didn't give it that device-uri -- hp-clean found it, either from CUPS or
from
The first time, hp-check told me I wasn't in the lp group (I was in
lpadmin). So I added myself, logged out and back in and tried again.
Here's the result. BTW, dbus is present and running (two dbus-daemons
and one dbus-launch), but there's no hp-systray installed.
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I'm seeing the same error message from the CUPS web interface in Natty,
with an HP Deskjet F4280, so it's not just Epsons.
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Printer
Still a problem on Natty, and not limited to Epsons -- I'm seeing
Unsupported format 'application/vnd.cups-command'! when I try to clean
the print heads from the CUPS web interface on an HP Deskjet F4280. Is
there any other way to clean the heads on an HP, something like escputil
for epsons?
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I need to clean my printer heads, and CUPS can't do it (see bug 428065 and bug
377812), so I'm trying hp-clean, part of the hplip package. The documentation
doesn't say what it expects as a printer or device specifier, so I'm trying
hp-clean -pHP_Deskjet_F4200_series (the
Here too -- Option Tiling False doesn't help. I also tried
AccelMethod XAA which I'd seen recommended elsewhere, but it caused
a lot of other rendering errors. BTW, this is a Vaio TX650, X log says
Intel Corporation Mobile 915GM/GMS/910GML Express Graphics Controller
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Ignore that comment about heat. After more experimentation, I do
occasionally see the problem right after booting, and it almost always
persists through a suspend cycle. Exiting/restarting X doesn't cure it,
but rebooting (even with no appreciable time for cooldown) does.
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See also bug 782855, same issue except it happens on its own without any
need for suspend/resume. Driving me crazy. I'll try Tiling false.
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I have a theory that this may be related to heat. I almost never see bad
fonts immediately after booting, but after a long session where the fan
has been on a lot, the fonts will get worse and worse. If I suspend for
a while, sometimes they get better, but I have seen corrupted fonts
immediately
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 744101 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/744101
This has been made a duplicate of another private bug. Any chance
someone can make bug #744101 public, so folks affected by the crash can
find out when it gets fixed and help test the fix? Thanks!
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I chose Install a command-line system from the alt installer.
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grub2 still hands off to blank tty7 on non-Server command-line-only
Marcel: unfortunately bug 783109 isn't public (and my attempt to file a
public one was duped to the private bug), so those of us experiencing
problems with epdfview can't see that bug or add comments there. (Sorry
for the spam, I'll shut up about epdfview now.) Thanks, Alexander, for
the mupdf
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 783109 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/783109
Bug 783109 seems to be private, whatever that means. If I click on the link
Launchpad is giving me, it tells me:
There’s no page with this address in Launchpad.
and the note at the bottom of the bug says
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Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
Since upgrading from Lucid to Natty, font rendering in firefox and some
other apps is buggy. Certain letters in certain fonts will be missing
pixels from horizontal lines through certain letters. For instance, in
the screenshot
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missing pixels
I don't know if a stack trace from libs without symbols is useful, but here's
epdfview:
#0 0xb775b706 in ?? () from /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libc.so.6
#1 0xb7f5777b in g_strdup () from /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libglib-2.0.so.0
#2 0x0011a56e in ?? ()
#3 0x0011fe93 in ?? ()
#4 0x00120684 in ?? ()
#5
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Binary package hint: libpoppler13
Split off from bug 669211 since I was told this was a different issue:
In Natty, many PDFs cause epdfview to crash on startup.
Unhelpful stack trace (no symbols):
#0 0xb775b706 in ?? () from /lib/i386-linux-gnu/libc.so.6
#1 0xb7f5777b in
Split off the epdfview issue to bug 780911. I don't see debug symbols
even with poppler-dbg, though. Compiling from source is working with
xpdf, so maybe I'll try that with epdfview too.
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epdfview also crashes on startup on every PDF file, on natty. Or should
that be filed as a separate bug? I'm guessing it's the same problem, and
there doesn't seem to be an epdfview-specific bug filed.
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Is the fix in natty now? I'm having trouble getting my brightness keys
(Fn-F5 and F6) to be seen on a Vaio TX650. They worked great in lucid
and before. Wondering if I should file a new bug.
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I installed from an alternate installer ISO
(ubuntu-11.04-beta2-alternate-i386.iso), and chose the server option, so
it was installed as a commandline system. After installation, I
installed X and various X clients, but not gdm -- for now I'm still
booting into the console login prompt (except
I see this problem with a fresh Ubuntu server install from about a week
ago. Every time I boot, I end up at a blank screen with a blinking
cursor, and I have to type ctrl-alt-F1 to get my login prompt. Took me a
while the first time to figure out that my install wasn't broken and the
boot had
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: unity
If you run an application under Unity that starts as fullscreen, you're
stuck in fullscreen mode forever. The app can call
gtk_window_unfullscreen() but it doesn't do any good -- unity on natty
beta ignores it.
I'm attaching a simple C GTK test
** Attachment added: C program to demonstrate the fullscreen problem
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/765422/+attachment/2064618/+files/fullscreentest.c
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