I'm running Ubuntu MATE 18.04.2 in VirtualBox 6, and have my MidiSport
UNO routed to the VM. This package isn't working for me.
It doesn't install anything in /etc/udev/rules.d, although it does in
/lib/udev/rules.d.
I tried copying the /lib/udev/rules.d/42-midisport-firmware.rules to the
Looks like it was actually libnautilus-extension1a that was triggering
the ubuntu-desktop uninstall, which got picked up when I tried to do a
sudo apt-get purge '.*nautilus.*'.
libnautilus-extension1a is required by deja-dup, but it's probably fine.
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When I install ubuntu-mate-desktop, I end up with two file managers
being installed. Shouldn't Ubuntu MATE ship only a single one by default
in order to keep things more streamlined/focused?
ben@shodan:~$ sudo aptitude why caja
i ubuntu-mate-desktop Depends caja
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gufw not showing on remote connection
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I'm also seeing the same issue with x2go using Ubuntu MATE 14.04 LTS.
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@Alex check the bug report that this is marked as a duplicate of.
Apparently ntpdate has been replaced with systemd-timesyncd and removed
as an ubuntu-minimal dependency.
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This seems to be abandoned upstream, as I tried to contact the Debian
maintainer but got no response.
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Title:
Crashes on startup
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Trying to run 1.9.2-2build2 in Ubuntu MATE 15.10 x64, and it crashes on
startup with an error similar to the following:
*** Error in `g15stats': free(): invalid next size (normal): 0x01c57b00
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Aborted (core dumped)
According to the project's sourceforge page,
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Whenever I press Caps Lock or Num Lock, a 20KB ~/.config/dconf/user file
is written.
Someone else already reported this in a question with more details::
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/d-conf/+question/178204
Ubuntu MATE 15.04 64-bit
Linux 3.19.0-18-generic
Adding ubuntu-mate, as its window manager also suffers from 1-pixel wide
resize grab areas.
This is one of the most immediately frustrating issues of any window
manager, and it only gets worse as display pixel densities increase.
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Here's a video recording of why 1-pixel grab bars are frustrating:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OeOldGSrsOg
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Title:
Resizing windows by
@aquina:
ntpd doesn't have to be shipped with a configuration that will launch it
as a daemon. It can easily be used to do ntpdate's job without
daemonizing.
Also, the ntpd binary is actually only around 2/3 the size of the
ntpdate binary, so I think you may be backwards on which one is bloated.
@aquina:
ntpd doesn't have to be shipped with a configuration that will launch it
as a daemon. It can easily be used to do ntpdate's job without
daemonizing.
Also, the ntpd binary is actually only around 2/3 the size of the
ntpdate binary, so I think you may be backwards on which one is bloated.
Rofl, thanks for looking into the situation and reversing course on this
bug.
I've can confirm what you've seen about ntpdate being deprecated and
ntpd recently receiving critical vulnerability fixes.
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I'm seeing the same issue as jyavenard in KODIbuntu (formerly XBMC) 14.0
and 14.1 (based on Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS), which is using lightdm 1.10.3.
Specifically, if I set autologin-user-timeout to any value other than
zero, lightdm will never automatically log in.
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Adding ubuntu-meta because ntpdate lists it as a dependency, when ntpd
should be allowed as an alternative.
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Oops, I meant it the other way around: ubuntu-minimal lists ntpdate as a
dependency, such that ubuntu-minimal is uninstalled if you try to
replace ntpdate with ntpd.
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should be allowed as an alternative.
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Oops, I meant it the other way around: ubuntu-minimal lists ntpdate as a
dependency, such that ubuntu-minimal is uninstalled if you try to
replace ntpdate with ntpd.
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While I agree, there's sadly no point in arguing. The Wine devs are so
irrationally close-minded about this issue that they even resorted to
semi-personal attacks against people attempting to provide winepulse
audio drivers and citing of silly procedural issues as an excuse to
avoid having to
@dlancer: Thanks. I saw your PPA but noticed that it was almost 2 years
and 3 Ubuntu releases out of date. I'll keep an eye on it.
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Title:
NaNs
Update: It appears that Debian has dropped the ball on this. Are there
any other end-user options for relief?
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NaNs in multiple screens
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Constant dns traffic for daisy.ubuntu.com
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1239690
syslog doesn't need to know about offline / online
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syslog doesn't need to know about
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1217407 ***
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syslog doesn't need to know about offline / online
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1217407
whoopsie spams the log with online
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I'm seeing this too in Xubuntu 13.10. Marked as a duplicate of a
slightly older bug report #1217407 so that we can focus discussion in
one place.
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I guess if it's been satisfactorily addressed on the Wine side, then it
should be okay.
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Title:
Occasional sound drops in Wine via PulseAudio
To
Update: Got a promising response from the upstream package maintainer:
OK, I'll try to update them shortly.
BTW if you want to help, become to maintainer, co-maintainer, or just to
learn how to pack packages, you are welcome.
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No response on the upstream bug report after a year and a half. I just
sent an email to the package maintainer listed here:
http://packages.debian.org/sid/g15stats
Note that the sourceforge page now has a .deb package for amd64, which
installed fine for me on Kubuntu 13.10 x64 except for the fact
This bug is going to be ignored unless you can get someone to revert the
fix released status. I've contacted some of the people who set that
status on this bug, and I suggest that others do the same.
Personally I have no stake in this any more, since I ditched Ubuntu
proper and have been using
Huh? The only change was that I tried to raise it from the dead, and it
got smacked right back down into the wishlist bin :(
2 of the 3 hottest issues for the ubuntu-meta package are in
triaged:wishlist state, and this is one of them.
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Huh? The only change was that I tried to raise it from the dead, and it
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2 of the 3 hottest issues for the ubuntu-meta package are in
triaged:wishlist state, and this is one of them.
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ntpdate in -minimal should have an alternative
To
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I have ntp installed (on purpose), but cannot uninstall ntpdate without
losing ubuntu-minimal. What should I do?
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removing ntpdate removes
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removing
nptdate was considered deprecated 4 years ago, please take another look
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Yeah, my ultimate fix was to switch to Xubuntu.
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Launchpad supports tracking a bug affecting multiple packages/projects,
including tracking state and unique fixes for each of them. I don't see
why Unity3D could not be tagged as affected if it indeed is.
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Yet another user chiming in here (how many will it take?):
I see no mention here of technical objections to Maarten's work; in
fact, it sounds as if the Wine development team turned their noses up at
it without even looking it over. So Maarten committed a faux-pas by
submitting his patch at a bad
Leonardo: That's a good idea, but it would never work due to the fact
that the entire issue here is that Ubuntu allows apps to take control of
the entire keyboard.
No special key combinations or multimedia keys are serviced by the
window manager when full-screen games are running, so the only key
Sam: Are you sure it stays off? Did you try moving the mouse while the
lid was closed?
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closed Laptop Lid to reliably keep
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This should mostly be fixed for Natty and might get backported to
earlier releases as well.
For Precise (12.04) this is again broken for unity-2d (as of 17.7.2012
unity-2d 5.12.0-0ubuntu1.1).
Note that if the
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I'm also seeing this in Xubuntu 12.04 x64. I've tried running via a
PuTTY (ssh) connection and an X2go (X11) connection.
I believe the scores file issue is meant to be fixed by adding the user
to the 'games' group. That doesn't fix the aborted error, though.
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(In reply to comment #355)
(In reply to comment #354)
(In reply to comment #352)
(In reply to comment #351)
It has become clear that we need a PulseAudio driver, and one will get in
eventually. Please continue to be patient as we work towards a solution
that is
acceptable for
(In reply to comment #352)
(In reply to comment #351)
It has become clear that we need a PulseAudio driver, and one will get in
eventually. Please continue to be patient as we work towards a solution that
is
acceptable for Wine. I promise there is active work being done on this.
Thanks
(In reply to comment #345)
It looks like from here:
http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.emulators.wine.patches/103536
that the patch that makes a pulseaudio driver is coming back sooner rather
than
later. There is also a 1.4rc5 source of wine that will build with a pulseaudio
driver here:
(In reply to comment #348)
(In reply to comment #347)
Apparently Wine has again rejected a winepulse patch after Maarten Lankhorst
put a bunch of work into improving it in his wine/multimedia.git repo
(http://repo.or.cz/w/wine/multimedia.git).
Would you please provide some ground for
(In reply to comment #350)
Argh, bad luck then :-(. Hope it isn't a final resolution for this path, as
PA,
being a plague of a modern linux desktop, seems to be one of the things that
Wine would have to cope with.
Indeed, and I have argued the same in this discussion. Unfortunately for
us
I guess the work done here https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec
/packageselection-dx-n-resizing-windows was not ported to Unity?
It's sad that this basic usability bug affecting all users is over 4
years old, and people just keep trotting out workarounds.
Fortunately, the problem is not
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closed Laptop Lid to reliably keep Backlight off
To
Added an addendum to the sourceforge thread. I was successfully able to
compile this under Xubuntu 11.10 Oneiric after making the changes in
that thread.
As far as I know, gizmod is the only way I can get my multimedia
keyboard keys (volume up/down/mute/etc.) working in full-screen games in
This issue still exists in Xubuntu 11.10 (and presumably Ubuntu 11.10).
Unfortunately, gizmod is no longer an easy solution because it was
dropped from the Ubuntu 11.10 repositories due to the fact that it no
longer compiles out of the box with the latest version of the Boost
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Instructions on how to build with Boost 1.46:
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Title:
Please remove
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** Affects: x11-xserver-utils (Ubuntu)
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closed Laptop Lid to reliably keep Backlight off
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I'm pretty sure it's xset's dpms functionality that is behind this
issue.
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I can't believe this is another 5+ year old bug that is still
unresolved. I am experiencing this issue on Ubuntu/Xubuntu 11.04. The
problem is that somehow dpms calls are being made to turn the backlight
back on when a mouse event occurs, even though the lid is still shut.
I ran into some
(In reply to comment #333)
I usually agree with the 'stick to latest versions' thing, but I believe one
thing should be noted here:
http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Main_Page_News
The official ALSA releases have been kind of rare lately (1 during 2010, and
the latest being
Someone attempted to make a fix for Ubuntu 10.04 and newer:
http://kyleabaker.com/2010/07/11/how-to-fix-your-ubuntu-boot-screen/
For me (Ubuntu Xubuntu 11.04, nVidia proprietary driver, BURG on Dell
XPS M1730 with nVidia 8700GT SLI) it only reactivates the graphical logo
during shutdown, and I
(In reply to comment #326)
Yes, PulseAudio is supported through its ALSA compatibility plugin. It's
possible that a PulseAudio driver might happen at some point, but there's no
plans for one at the moment.
There's some more information here: http://wiki.winehq.org/Sound
Thanks Andrew, but this
(In reply to comment #324)
We should avoid discussing closure of this bug until we can verify that the new
implementation has been included in a released build and that it no longer
suffers from the issues reported here.
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AisleRiot Solitaire Klondike mode does not allow redeals
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I am also seeing this issue. Could it be related to the BIOS-level CPU
throttling on my laptop?
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CPU meter displays -nan and LCD refeshes
This may have been fixed on the official sourceforge SVN for g15stats:
http://g15daemon.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/g15daemon/trunk/g15daemon-
clients/g15stats/g15stats.c?view=log
How can we get an updated package in Ubuntu that uses a newer SVN build?
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no redeals NOT selected, the game eventually stops allowing the player
to recycle the draw pile.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
Package: aisleriot 1:2.32.1-0ubuntu5
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I'm unsure as well, and given the fact that my gdm bug report is still
listed as UNCONFIRMED after 4+ months, so I'm not too
motivated/encouraged at this point to perform the legwork necessary to
report this issue everywhere.
It also doesn't do a single thing to prevent future developers from
markusj: This looks possibly related to some changes by Andrew Eikum in
1.3.26 that were meant to help users run Wine on PulseAudio, but clearly
something is backfiring on you. I've sent him an email with a link to
your comment #423 on Ubuntu bug #371897.
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Thanks for the update, Stefan. I dug some links out of the repos in case
anyone is interested:
Looks like a winepulse driver was added to Maarten's unstable audio
changes fork of the Wine source (
http://repo.or.cz/w/wine/multimedia.git/commit/ee9bf8dfd43ce818d4f5ac48b08bde5e3031f945
).
Jason,
Is adding you the affected users count really the only way to get some
attention on this issue? Are there really people who don't bother
looking at bugs until the count reaches a certain number?
I've subscribed Martin Pitt to this bug because he seems to be the most
active Jockey
(In reply to comment #314)
I'm no expert, but here's what I know.
In ubuntu, the standard way to not have pulseaudio is to disable it among the
start menu options, and then edit
/etc/pulse/client.conf
so that autospawn is uncommented and changed to no.
Wine uses the default soundcard, so
Considering that this is the main interface that everyone is going to
see first when trying to launch apps via Unity, I see this as a serious
usability issue and am both concerned and greatly disappointed to see
that it has been so quickly wishlisted :( For me personally, this
usability issue
Bug #720478 appears to have brought up the same issue, but I don't see
evidence of the fix claimed as the basis for marking it as Invalid.
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I see no such drop-down in the version of Unity included with Ubuntu
11.04 (Natty). As far as I know, the only way to see applications
grouped by meaningful categories may be to right-click the Applications
dash button (I've not been able to test this yet).
Bug #762926 discusses the same issue I
Because I don't believe that this one should have been closed in the
first place.
The other one should probably be marked as a duplicate of this one, but
I am afraid to do that in case someone decides to close this one again.
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The Dust theme's Unity top bar text is black on black for me in 11.04
Unity. Changing text colors in the system settings has no effect. I'm
forced to live with a different theme as a workaround in order to use
Unity, so I'm also interested in a workaround.
I thought Dust was a popular theme?
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jhansonxi's fix doesn't work for me.
I'm using system-tools-backends 2.10.1-2ubuntu1, so maybe Milan's fix
will flow down soon?
What's the best workaround at this point?
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Milan: Thanks. That seems to have at least partially fixed things, as
update-manager and users-admin are now properly prompting for password
and allowing access to locked items.
Unfortunately the Unlock button of gdmsetup still doesn't work, but
maybe something else is going on there? If I run it
Thanks again. I was able to fix gdmsetup by making the suggested changes
to gdm.policy.
I'd happily submit a bug report if I knew where and what to report.
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https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=649042 ) and linked this bug
to both that report and the gdm project entry here on launchpad.
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hannuko: I don't think the One Hundred Paper Cuts project is being taken
very seriously. Of all bugs in the project, this one has the highest
number of comments and second-highest number of people affected, but is
tagged as Low importance.
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This affects me as well in Ubuntu 10.10 x64 while playing the Linux
versions of several of the games in the Humble Indie Bundles.
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Title:
Volume
Over the course of this year I've been occasionally using Wine 1. 2 and
1.3 on Ubuntu 10.04 x64 and 10.10 x64 on my Dell XPS M1730 laptop. I've
always started out using the default PulseAudio setup in Ubuntu and the
Alsa output in Wine, but this results in almost all menu sounds in
Baldur's Gate
I'm sad to see that a corner grip is the way they've decided to address
things, as it's really just a workaround.
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I just noticed this in Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick amd64 while running Update
Manager via a Neatx session from the nomachine windows NX client.
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Does anyone know if this issue still exists in the current state of
Gnome 3?
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krona: I think the description for Ubuntu bug #1 (
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/1 ), under What should happen
point #3 is relevant to this bug.
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georgehu: It's actually currently a per-theme setting in the theme
definition files, and there are some themes that are set to provide
thicker grab bars than others. In my personal opinion it should be a
theme-independent setting that is configurable by end-users via a GUI
control.
Alden: I agree
madbiologist: Googled around and found a recent forum thread with a post
describing how to do the theme file edit:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9881877#post9881877
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It would be nice to see some discussion of a theme-independent solution
to this issue. Expecting end-users to edit per-theme configuration files
is a non-ideal solution at best. This is a huge ease-of-use issue for me
and many others: http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/2571/
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Reported by multiple people (see comments).
** Changed in: blogtk
Status: New = Confirmed
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Please remove python-gtkhtml2 from package dependencies
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/538773
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Added blogtk to the affected list and marked it as confirmed.
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Please remove python-gtkhtml2 from package dependencies
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/538773
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